The 5-Points of Amil Interview

Here is a recent interview with Dr. Jeffrey Johnson on his book The Five Points of Amillennialism.

G.K. Beale Interview

Great interview on the book of Revelation and some of Dr. Beale’s experiences with Dispensationalism as well as some upcoming book projects in the works.

The Five Points of Amillennialism

I posted this awhile back but since it was helpful to many of our readers, I thought I’d re-post it for any new subscribers to this site. This is a series of 5  sermons by Jeffrey D. Johnson on Amillennialism. The title of the sermon is The 5 Points of Amillennialism which originally  peaked my interest due to my Calvinistic soteriology. I found this sermons very well articulated and I thought I would share.

By the way, the five point of Amillennialism according to Johnson are:

I.      Spiritual Israel
II.     Redemptive-Historical Hermeneutic
III.    Already, Not Yet
IV.     No (Geo-Political) Millennium
V.      Catastrophic Second Coming

A Response to Albert Mohler

Recently, Albert Mohler answered a question during a Q & A event where he articulated his millennial position (Historic Premillennialism). Within his answer, he posited a definition of both Amillennialism and Postmillennialism that were less than exhaustive and perhaps even a little misleading . Josh Howard from Eschatology Matters responded in a quick podcast to clarify some of the explanations given by Dr. Mohler.

The Pauline Eschatology

This classic by Princeton theology professor Geerhardus Vos was at one time the standard on Amillennial eschatology and continues to be a treasured resource especially on how Paul described the expectation of the end-times.

It’s available for free in PDF. To access, please simply click on the image.

The Dispensational Interpretation of the Revelation, With Amillennarian Replies

Dean Davis has kindly shared an essay called The Dispensational Interpretation of The Revelation, With Amillennarian Replies which we are now sharing with you. This is an extract from a forthcoming book, The Gist of the Revelation: An Amillennial Overview of the Grand Finale of All Scripture (Redemption Press)

An Interview with Sam Waldron

Just thought I’d share an interview which dropped yesterday on Eschatology Matters with Sam Waldron. Here is the write up from EM:

In this second interview with Dr Sam Waldron by pastor Chris Barlow, they discuss the corporate nature of the Great Commission, a victorious view of eschatology and the Church from an Amillennial perspective, the parable of the wheat and the tares, the trouble with Premillennialism and the confessions, the book of Revelation and more

Primary Sources: Postmillennialism

In light of our last post which provided primary sources on Premillennial eschatology, I’m adding a few resources on Postmillennialism.

Again, if you have any recommendations on online resources that you’d like to share on Postmillennialism, please feel free to post them in the comments.

Primary Sources: Premillennialism

If you are an able apologist for your eschatological position, you know quite well that in order to respond to various other views on the end-times, it requires a proper reading of primary sources. Nobody really takes a critique of someone else’s position seriously that is based upon secondary sources. Below are just a few resources that I’m making available for anyone who wishes to understand Premillennialism from primary sources.

If you are a Premillennialist and have others resources to offer, please feel free to post a link in the comments.

Refreshed Books Section

We receive numerous requests on a regular basis asking for recommendations for helps to with the study of eschatological matters. We’ve gathered here a list of books that we recommend for those interested in Amillennialism. You can access the page here.

Click on the book image to access the link to purchase the resource. Those books with the word “Online Edition” will take you to a free online copy .

Please feel free to share any further resources that you may deem worthy of study.

Enjoy!

Interview with G.K. Beale on Idealism

Here is an interview with G.K. Beale, author of one of the most extensive commentaries on the Book of Revelation from an Idealist view, on why he is persuaded that Redemptive-Historical Idealism is the proper way to interpret the apocalypse.

Owen Strachan Interview

This interview on Eschatology Matters with Owen Strachan aired yesterday on YouTube. Dr. Strachan is an amillennialist professor at Grace Bible Theological Seminary and a part of the G3 network.

This interview consists of a number of topics, including a conversation on Postmillennialism, Christian Nationalism, Theonomy, The Great Commission, Psalm 2 and the Nation of Israel.

We wholeheartedly welcome your thoughts on this one!

Amillennialism vs. Postmillennialism Debate

While I experienced some feelings of anticipation for this exchange, the debate, while informative, demonstrated just how little the divide really is between Amillennialism and Postmillennialism.

Key Symbols in Revelation

Interpreting the Book of Revelation is an endeavor that few have found without its challenges. One of the most significant of these is interpreting the various symbols in the book. Understanding some of the key numbers and images are central to gathering any sort of interpretation.

The Rapture Debate

While there are many great debates on eschatological topics, this debate between Spencer Smith and Keith Foskey on the Rapture was unquestionably one of the most unique I’ve experienced.