Israel and the Church

  • How Certain Is PreTrib Dispensationalism?

    PreTrib Dispensationalism often speaks with striking confidence about the end of the age. But how certain is that confidence, really? Christians must ask whether prophecy has become so rigid that it no longer judges violence by the character of Christ.

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  • Revelation 7 and the 144,000: A Number Becomes a Multitude

    Many Christians read Revelation 7 as though it divides the redeemed into separate prophetic groups. But what if John is doing something deeper? What if the 144,000 and the great multitude are not rivals in God’s plan, but two angles on the one people of God gathered by the Lamb?

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  • Romans 11 reveals a God who keeps His promises — even when His people fall short. Paul wrestles with Israel’s rejection, Gentile inclusion, and the mystery of divine mercy. This chapter isn’t just theology; it’s the unfolding of God’s faithfulness across history. In the face of failure, grace moves forward. And in the end, the…

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  • Romans 9 explores the mystery of God’s sovereign mercy, revealing that His covenant purposes move forward not through human effort or lineage, but through grace and faith. Paul wrestles with Israel’s unbelief, highlights Christ as the cornerstone, and calls readers to trust in God’s faithfulness, even when His ways challenge our expectations.

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