Eschatology is a fascinating business, and maybe particularly so for those eschatologies that are generally more covenantal in their approach. Within these covenantal eschatologies, there is an intriguing intersection of the closely-related perspectives of amillennialism and postmillennialism. It may be less of an intersection, and more of a general agreement about the overall structure of […]
Panel Discussion and audience Q&A during the “Why Eschatology Matters” Conference 2022
Dr Joshua Howard walks us thru a list of essential, quality books for those seeking a deeper understanding of eschatology.
With deep dives into Revelation and whole bible eschatology, to shorter fly-overs, there is something on this list for everyone.
Reformed Baptist and Amillennialist Ryan Eakins discusses how Judgement Day and the Return of Christ occur together, and how this leaves no room for a Premillennial view of Revelation or in eschatology
n this very first part in his series “Eschatology Matters”, Josh discusses what eschatology is, and why it is so important to a biblical understanding of the bible.
Did Christ bind Satan or is Satan still free to deceive the nations? Watch as Dr Joshua Howard dives deeper into a controversial topic amongst believing Christians
The Exorcism of Satan: The Binding of the Strong Man by Christ the King (New Studies in Theology)
Josh walks us through the Two Age Model of eschatology, held by those who hold to the view of Amillennialism
Eschatology, broadly speaking, is the study of the last or final things. 1 This may be ascertained from its title, which is a combination of two Greek words: eschatos (last) + logos (word) = eschatology (words concerning the last things). 2 We may also consider that eschatology is a discussion of far more than just […]
We may begin by admitting that eschatology is an oft-malnourished doctrine within many Christian circles. For some Christians, eschatology represents the uncomfortable specter of church squabbles regarding things such as the identity of the antichrist or the mark of the beast. Visions of walls cluttered with charts and yarn assail our thoughts, and we immediately […]
by Jacob Toman As Christians one of the greatest joys we possess is our hope for the future. It is a hope in things not yet fully realized, but already fully guaranteed. The same covenant keeping God who has kept all of his promises, has promised to return, and to spend eternity dwelling among his […]
“I can remember being angry, but I don’t remember what it was about” These were the words ofa father confined to a hospital, preparing for his final breaths. I had the privilege of spendingtime with this man many times during the last years of his life. He had a child whom he hadgrown estranged from. […]