Christian Tribulation, Persecution, and End Times
Original Articles
- Will Christians Go Through the Great Tribulation? - What did Jesus say? Pre-tribulation rapture refuted.
- Will Christians Suffer the Wrath of God? - The wrath of God is directed against non-believers after they persecute the Church during the Great Tribulation.
- The Persecuted Christian Church - A history of hatred against Jesus and His followers.
- How Close are the End Times? - Speculation about possible scenarios to usher in the end times.
- The End Times Prophecies of the Prophet Daniel by H.L. Nigro - What the Jewish scriptures tell us about the end times.
- Book Review: The End Times Passover: Etymological Challenges to Millenarian Doctrines
- Book Review: Why Christians Will Suffer "Great Tribulation"
Links
- Last Days Mystery - Post-tribulation site
Reflections
We are what we think.
- 02/07/2012 10:11 AM
Blaise’s Best Bet, Part 2: Pioneering Physicist
Despite dying in 1662 at age 39, French philosopher Blaise Pascal left a mark on mathematics and science still present to this day. Part 2 of this series on Pascal’s intellectual legacy focuses not only on his practical contributions to … Continue reading
() - 02/02/2012 10:19 AM
Quote of the Week: T. V. Morris
Ockham on the razor – ‘I would much rather have had a good after-shave named for me.’ – T. V. Morris, The Bluffer’s Guide to Philosophy (South Bend, Indiana: Diamond Communications, 1989), 45.
() - 01/31/2012 12:47 AM
Blaise’s Best Bet, Part 1: an Introduction to Blaise Pascal
How many seventeenth-century Christians have modern-day computer languages named after them? Only one—Blaise Pascal (1623–1662).1 Inventor of the first digital calculator, Pascal is described by many historians as one of the founding fathers of modern science. He is widely known … Continue reading
() - 01/26/2012 12:24 PM
Quote of the Week: Robert M. Bowman Jr.
To say that the Trinity cannot be understood likewise is imprecise, or at least open to misinterpretation. Trinitarian theologians do not mean to imply that the Trinity is unintelligible nonsense. Rather, the point they are making is that the Trinity … Continue reading
() - 01/24/2012 12:09 AM
My Daughter’s Brain-Mind
When my oldest child, Sarah (now 24 years old), was a toddler she loved to push the buttons on the keyboard of my very first computer. While I was working on the computer, she would come up to me and … Continue reading
() - 01/19/2012 12:14 PM
Quote of the Week: Anthony A. Hoekema, 3
The Scriptures teach that God saves us not as puppets but as persons, and that we must therefore be active in our salvation. The Bible, in a way which is deeply mysterious, combines God’s sovereignty with our responsibility in the … Continue reading
() - 01/17/2012 12:25 AM
An Inconvenient Duty
Christmas is by far my favorite time of year. I never tire of hearing the incredible message that the Son of God took a human nature and became the God-man at his Incarnation (Philippians 2:5–11). But this past December, just … Continue reading
() - 01/12/2012 09:16 AM
Quote of the Week: Kenneth Samples, 3
Courage is forged only through facing one’s fears. Steel must be refined by fire. For faith to grow, it often has to be tested by trial. –Kenneth Samples, church lecture entitled “Facing Life’s Challenges and God’s Reasons for Suffering”
() - 01/10/2012 11:43 AM
Are You a Renaissance Christian? 12 Tips for Pursuing Knowledge and Wisdom in Daily Life
I first heard the expression “renaissance Christian” from apologist and attorney John Warwick Montgomery in the early 1980s. Montgomery gave a lecture at the former Simon Greenleaf School of Law on the importance of developing the Christian mind. The lecture … Continue reading
() - 01/06/2012 11:36 AM
Quote of the Week: C. S. Lewis
God whispers to us in our pleasures, speaks in our conscience, but shouts in our pains: it is his megaphone to rouse a deaf world. – C. S. Lewis, The Problem of Pain (New York: HarperOne, 2001), 93.
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