Author Archives: Noble Berean II

The Institute for Creation Research devotional article “The Writing of God” (www.icr.org/articles/print/15424) draws the contrast from the Scriptures between the personal writing of God on stone tablets in Exodus 32:16 in the Old Testament to the writing of God by the Spirit on tables of flesh in the believer’s heart (2 Corinthians 3:3, Hebrews 10:16)Continue reading “The Writing of God under the New Covenant”

November 4, 2024 post. Taken from the Hope 100.7 Blogs page at https://myhope1007.com/how-to-pray-for-our-government-leaders/#:~:text=How%20To%20Pray%20For%20Our%20Government%20Leaders. God sent a letter to His people when they had just lost. Because of the Jews’ idolatry and sin, God allowed Nebuchadnezzar, the ruler of Babylon, to destroy Jerusalem and carry most of the people captive back to Babylon. God told themContinue reading “How To Pray For Our Government Leaders”

Although labeled as Postmillenial material, this series of articles actually lays out the teaching of the kingdom of heaven instituted at Christ’s first advent with comparisons to the eschatology of postmillenialism and dispensationalism. They teach the essential nature and defining characteristics of the kingdom of God for our application today. Click the “Continue reading” linkContinue reading “The Kingdom of Heaven as Taught in the Gospels – Part 3”

Although labeled as Postmillenial material, this series of articles actually lays out the teaching of the kingdom of heaven instituted at Christ’s first advent with comparisons to the eschatology of postmillenialism and dispensationalism. They teach the essential nature and defining characteristics of the kingdom of God for our application today. Click the “Continue reading” linkContinue reading “The Kingdom of Heaven as Taught in the Gospels -Part 1”

Although labeled as Postmillenial material, this series of articles actually lays out the teaching of the kingdom of heaven instituted at Christ’s first advent with comparisons to the eschatology of postmillenialism and dispensationalism. They teach the essential nature and defining characteristics of the kingdom of God for our application today. Click the “Continue reading” linkContinue reading “The Kingdom of Heaven as Taught in the Gospels – Part 2”

In the article “On Missing Jesus’ Point” (see https://postmillennialworldview.com/2024/05/24/on-missing-jesus-point/) Kenneth L. Gentry, Jr. makes the case that the reductionistic approach to the Olivet Discourse in Matthew 24 and parallel passages in Mark and Luke by futurists and orthodox preterists serve to miss the hermeneutical mark in mining the meaning of those passages as well asContinue reading “The Failure and Remedy of Reductionist Hermeneutics”

The article “Genesis Proves Postmillenialism” by Kendall Langford (see https://postmillennialworldview.com/2024/04/26/genesis-proves-postmillennialism/) spotlights the Postmillennial eschatology showing that it is solidly rooted in Genesis and that it captures the essence of God’s victorious kingdom building plan throughout the ages during the entire history on earth until the second coming of Christ. It is in fact a unifiedContinue reading “The Biblically Correct Doctrine of Postmillennialism Can Transform the Church”

The current wholesale plunge of the world into unfettered rebellion against God and His divine laws is on full display for all to see. For many, these events may beg the question of whether God providentially intervenes in the affairs of nations as He once did as recorded in the Bible. From Genesis 12 on,Continue reading “Discerning Signs of God’s Providence in Modern World Events”

In the online article “LITERALISM AND MESSIAH’S REJECTION” (see https://postmillennialworldview.com/2024/04/12/literalism-and-messiahs-rejection/) Dr. Kenneth Gentry documents from the New Testament how the mainstream culture in Israel during the days of Jesus’s ministry always interpreted His statements literally when He was often speaking metaphorically or in spiritual terms. This was a significant factor leading to their rejection andContinue reading “The Pitfalls of Literalism in Interpreting Scripture”

For many in Evangelicalism today, the saving work of Christ has been so distanced from his person that the notion of a saving personal union with the incarnate, crucified, resurrected, living Jesus strikes us as rather outlandish. — Read on http://www.crossway.org/articles/could-you-be-emphasizing-the-saving-work-of-christ-too-much/ The balance to the message of the Gospel is in Paul’s statement in ColsContinue reading “Could You be Emphasizing the Saving Work of Christ in Exchange for the Truth of His Indwelling Presence?| Crossway Articles”