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Eschatology
Click here to listen to an AI podcast discussion of this blog post. I was recently listening to a debate between Steve Gregg and Joel Richardson on the question: will […]
Eschatology
While reading Hebrews 12:22–29 the other day, the language and references began to generate a series of familiar associations. Zion led to angels, angels to judgment, and judgment—almost […]
Eschatology
Click here to listen to an AI podcast discussion of this post. A few days ago, I shared a brief statement from Gary DeMar on Facebook: “The great […]
Eschatology
Click here to listen to an AI podcast discussion of this post. In the New Testament Gospels, the only times the disciples ever seem confused about what Jesus […]
Eschatology
This essay is adapted from my article, Redemption Accomplished and Applied: Kingdom Inauguration and New Creation in Isaiah 65–66. The complete version contains the full footnote material not […]
Biblical Studies
Psalm 2 is a foundational text for understanding the New Testament’s portrayal of Jesus as the exalted Son and King. While it originally spoke to events in David’s […]
Eschatology
It has been a while since my last blog post. I try to do one per month, but I took a break to dedicate my time to a […]