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The partial rapture teaching has harried many believers who fear they may miss the rapture because they are not devoted enough. This video proves from the Bible that the rapture is an aspect of salvation not an aspect of reward for service. The rapture is based on the indwelling Holy Spirit, not the believer's performance.

The amazing reward that we will receive at the rapture will make all our our trials in this life look like light affliction which only lasted for a moment.

The 24 elders in Revelation chapters 4-5 are one of the strongest arguments for the pretribulation rapture. They can't be angels. They can't be OT saints. And they can't be the church---absent from the body, present with the Lord---waiting for the day of the rapture and reward. They can only be the raptured and rewarded church.

The rapture bears a fixed relationship to the tribulation and second coming. It will likely happen 6 months to a few years prior to the tribulation. It cannot happen 20 or 100 years earlier. There are five important signs of the times which indicate that we are rapidly closing in on the time of the rapture.

Demonstrates from scripture that the technical arrival of the day of the Lord is the second coming, that the first sign of the approaching day of the Lord is the morning star (the rapture), and that the seventieth week is the dawning of the day upon the world.

An hour-long message preached February, 2022 at Boulevard Bible Chapel In Pembroke Pines, Florida. Will we inherit an infinite inheritance in God's infinite universe as part of our eternal inheritance, or do we only inherit three-square feet to stand on for 24/7 formal worship?

The rapture is imminent. Imminent does not mean random. It means near. And the evidence tells us that the stage-setting for the last days is accelerating, which means that the rapture is accelerating toward us. At 27:40-47 I said there cannot be 10, 20, 40, or 100 years between the rapture and the second coming. I meant to say "between the rapture and the tribulation."

Matthew 11:11 informs us that he that is least in the kingdom of heaven will be greater than John the Baptist. What is this verse telling us? Can we have greater character, calling, or spirituality than John? Or is it referring to something else?

Who is the great multitude in Revelation 7:9? Is it the church? Or is it the tribulation saints? There are two considerations in the context which indicate that it is the tribulation saints.

The pretribulation rapture is often mocked because many of us believe that we will leave our clothes behind when we go up in the rapture. Are we gullible folks who have lost our marbles? Or is this the actual teaching of the Bible?

In my research in the early church fathers I have uncovered definitive proof that Eusebius held to a pretribulation rapture. This is yet one more contribution to the growing pile of evidence that the pretribulation rapture was alive and well in the early church. It is not a recent invention as the common fairy tale asserts.

Those who reject the pretribulation rapture often claim that the word "rapture" doesn't appear in the Bible, therefore the rapture doctrine isn't true. This claim faces two serious problems. First of all, it is an argument from silence. Secondly, it isn't true. The word rapture does appear in the Bible and could appear in the English translations legitimately.

What is the strong delusion? When does it occur? Who does it affect? Why does God send the strong delusion? Find out the answers to these questions and more.

If someone hears the gospel clearly and passes on the opportunity, then misses the rapture, will he get a second chance to get saved after the rapture? I think he will. Here's why ...

2 Thessalonians 2:1-3 is confusing to many Christians. Many others are confident that it teaches that the church will go through the tribulation. But this confusion and false doctrine is largely traced to poor grammatical and exegetical analysis. If we translate and interpret this passage according to the common usage of petitions in Koine Greek, it makes a clear distinction between the coming/gathering (the rapture) and the day of the Lord. The rapture is given as a reason not to worry about the day of the Lord. The church is going up, not through.

Who or what is the olive tree in Romans 11? Is it the church? Is it Israel? Or is it some mystical truth that can't be pinned down? This video clarifies who the tree is from the context and related passages.

Where will the Russian Bear go next? Will she invade Moldova, the Baltic states, or Poland? Or will she be satisfied with Ukraine? Will she follow through on her threats to the NATO nations on her borders and to neighbors who are prospective NATO members? Will she cave in to the financial and economic sanctions, or is she prepared to weather the storm to obtain her goal of restoring the glory of the old Soviet Union.

Five promises from the Bible that will renew our vision and strength for the battles we face in the good fight of faith.

In the book of Revelation we read that the Antichrist shall receive a fatal wound to the head and then be raised from the dead. Is this a genuine resurrection or is a hoax pretending to supernatural power?

Is the word apostasia in 2 Thessalonians 2:3 a reference to the rapture or to apostasy? Find out the real truth in this video! I demonstrate that those who argue for the rapture understanding have misunderstood the entry in the Liddell & Scott lexicon, embraced the word root and cognate fallacy, overlooked a mountain of evidence in the early English and Latin Bibles, ignored the actual usage in Koine Greek, and overlooked the testimony of the early church fathers. I then demonstrate that the only legitimate sense that can be considered is that of revolt, rebellion, falling away, apostasy. There is no translation conspiracy. The entire problem --- and the entire case for the rapture understanding --- boils down to superficial investigation. We would do well to take the advice of Sherlock Holmes, “It is a capital mistake to theorize before one has data. Insensibly one begins to twist facts to suit theories, instead of theories to suit facts.” We need more research and less jumping to conclusions.

I am convinced that we will eat meat in eternity. In this video I give five Bible arguments why I reject eternal veganism. The main objections to eating meat in eternity will also be answered.

It is commonly asserted that no passage in the Bible teaches a pretribulation rapture. This is not true. In this video I walk you through three passages which clearly teach a pretribulation rapture.

Elite military units often have a creed that they train and fight by. Here is the Watchman's Creed for those who are looking for the soon coming of our Lord and the pretribulation rapture.

Hollywood apocalyptic movies are preparing the world for Armageddon. They do this by reimagining the soon-coming invasion of the earth prophesied in the Bible, which we know as the second coming of Christ. In these films the invasion is presented, not as the return of the omnipotent, eternal Creator and Redeemer (who man can't defeat) but as the invasion of an alien force, often led by a mortal demigod (which man can defeat). Man always manages, somehow, to vanquish this threat. In this video I examine 12 points where Avengers: Infinity War and Avengers: Endgame reimagine this soon-to-happen invasion of the earth, joining a long line of films which---as part of Satan's brainwashing program---are preparing the world to join the antichrist in fighting Christ at Armageddon. Hopefully, you will all be on the right side of these battle lines.

Have you ever jumped off a moving train barefoot into the snow? I have. Watch this video if you want to hear my story and how it illustrates an important principle of spiritual warfare. Convenience can be costly.