The Bible presents an optimistic eschatology. The Kingdom of the Lord will start small but eventually spread to the whole earth (Mk. 4:30ff). The nations are ruled by...

Projecting the future is what scholars refer to as an epistemological pickle. Scripture solves that problem by giving a framework for looking at both history and...

Our very own Daniel Valcarcel has written a hymn based on Psalm 110. To watch the sermon that inspired this hymn, click here.

The sun turns black, earth sinks in the sea, The hot stars down, from heaven are whirled; Fierce grows the steam, and the life-feeding flame,

At the gate that separates life and death is a sanctity that shames seclusion. The joyful fellowship experienced by Christians now is only a preview of what occurs at...

One of the most beautiful elements of optimistic/postmillennial eschatology is its inherent hope. The expectation of God’s kingdom growing has stirred saints in hard...

Introduction In The Social Contract, Jean-Jacques Rousseau criticizes Christians with these words, “Christianity is an entirely spiritual religion, occupied solely with..