Taught by Justin Johnson on . Description: In John 10:1-4 Jesus teaches about Israel’s relationship to the Messiah in the parable of the good shepherd. He shows his disciples how to enter into the kingdom the proper way and identifies who is the true flock of God. Learn how a dispensational perspective will open your […]
Parable of the Good Shepherd
July 8th, 2007 Comments Off on Parable of the Good Shepherd
Parable of the Sower
July 1st, 2007 Comments Off on Parable of the Sower
Taught by Justin Johnson on . Description: A dispensational perspective on a kingdom parable. Hear the parable of the sower from a dispensational perspective. You will learn the prophetic meaning of the seed, the ground, and the fruit from the word rightly divided. It is also explained why a spiritual teaching of this passage has […]
Is Right Division Really That Important?
May 12th, 2007 Comments Off on Is Right Division Really That Important?
By Justin Johnson We all know when we have reached a controversial topic, because no one wants to talk about it. For the sake of ‘keeping the church together’ and ‘eliminating unneeded division’ self proclaimed Christians will try to squelch the teaching of dispensational right division by making it seem unimportant. Have you ever heard […]
Why Did Jesus Ignore the Canaanite Woman?
December 26th, 2006 Comments Off on Why Did Jesus Ignore the Canaanite Woman?
In Matthew 15:22-28, Jesus ignores and then denies a healing to a sincere Canaanite woman. It is not uncommon for a preacher to provide an excuse for why Jesus ignored the sincere cry of the Canaanite woman in Matthew 15:22-23. However, neither an exuse nor an apology needs to be produced. The Lord knew exactly […]
Did God Give Up On Israel?
August 17th, 2006 Comments Off on Did God Give Up On Israel?
Over ninety percent of the Bible speaks about God’s prophetic purpose for Israel as the ‘praise in the earth’ (Isaiah 62:7). Then all of a sudden, they seem to drop off the face of the planet. Nothing seems to happen concerning Israel for nearly two thousand years! This has led many Bible students to believe […]
