Rapture theology
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Eschatology may divide modern Christians, but Paul’s teaching in Romans reminds us that the Lord’s table is shaped not by timelines of the end but by the Messiah’s welcome. Rapturists and non-rapturists alike belong because God has received them. Unity rooted in the gospel—not uniformity—remains the clearest sign of God’s new creation.
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Not every prophet who performs signs is sent by God. Deuteronomy 13 issues a sharp warning: the real test isn’t power, but direction. Does the message deepen faithfulness to God — or lead hearts astray? In a world full of spiritual influencers and political prophecy, discernment isn’t optional. It’s covenant survival.