Speaker and author on apologetics, worldviews, and eschatology.
Let’s continue to look at the future according to Jesus as found in Matthew 24. To begin, Jesus described signs that occur every day. They are commonplace in a sinful world inhabited by sinful people, but are not indicators of the last days. This is called the New Testament Age (or Church Age), the era [&hellip
In the Christian worldview, history is a linear recording of past events, with Creation, the Fall of Man, and the Resurrection of Jesus being the most noteworthy. These three are significant because they explain our origin, morality, and rescue. Ultimately, history’s line will come to a terminal point: Judgment Day. The eternal states of heaven [&hellip
Islam desires that all submit to Allah. This can be done via conversion or coercion. Jihad is used by a minority of Muslims, yet it is a deadly minority. Yet terror and violence are not the only weapons. Other groups have the same agenda, just different means. University of Delaware professor Muqtedar Khan writes, “I [&hellip
This series continues, looking at the future according to Islam. In this worldview, all of the Earth will be turn to Islam either by conversion or coercion. How pervasive is this desire for jihad to bring about an Islamic world? The Heritage Foundation reported fifty terrorist attacks in the United States alone in the ten years [&hellip
This blog series continues with the future according to Islam. The real solution to humanity’s problem is Jesus Christ, the Savior from the world’s sinfulness. However, different worldviews have solutions to make life better on planet Earth. These worldviews will be explained so you can understand your world better. (For more, see my book Starting at the End.) In order [&hellip
As we continue to cope with COVID-19, we also rejoice in the Easter message. Christ is risen! He is risen, indeed! Alleluia! One of the consequences of Adam and Eve’s sinful disobedience was a cursed world, full of disease, disaster, and death. The coronavirus is just one example of the aftermath of this disobedience. God [&hellip
The coronavirus has changed the way most educators teach. Instead of in-person interaction, content is delivered digitally. But how does a teacher integrate the Christian faith in an on-line setting? Is there a way to nurture spiritual growth while we network? As Lutherans we ask, “What does this mean?” To answer this, let me offer [&hellip
Here is a link to a journal article about leading Christian organizations during and after the COVID-19 era. Instead of thinking of this crisis as a short-term “blizzard,” prepare for ministry or business as if this will be a long-term adjustment, like a “winter” or an “ice-age.” https://journal.praxislabs.org/leading-beyond-the-blizzard-why-every-organization-is-now-a-startup-b7f32fb278ff
Our daughter wrote this Bible passage on a whiteboard in our hallway to encourage us during this time of uncertainty due to the coronavirus . I am sharing it with you: “Rejoice always, pray continually, give thanks in all circumstances; for this is God’s will for you in Christ Jesus.” (1 Thessalonians 5:16-18). This verse [&hellip
Thus far we have seen three visions of the future that involve global government: a secular one, a communist one, and a spiritually evolved one. The fourth worldview also has global government as a goal, but it’s Islamic in nature. Iran’s spiritual leader, Ayatollah Ali Khamenei, stated this clearly: “With the guidance of Allah and [&hellip
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