Taught by Justin Johnson on . Description: Taking a lesson from the book of Acts. Jesus taught Israel to ‘take no thought for the morrow’, nor to concern themselves with food and clothes. In fact, believing Israel sold all that they had in order to prepare to enter the kingdom. Should we model ourselves after […]
Living Like No Tomorrow
January 29th, 2006 Comments Off on Living Like No Tomorrow
What Is A Dispensation?
January 26th, 2006 Comments Off on What Is A Dispensation?
Dispensationalism is that method of reading the Bible respecting God’s progressive revelation and separate ways of dealing with humanity throughout the ages. Each distinct order of operation between God and humanity is revealed progressively and can be studied as a separate dispensation. Included in a dispensational understanding is recognition of God’s dual purpose for humanity; […]
Acts: Trouble with Tribulation
January 22nd, 2006 Comments Off on Acts: Trouble with Tribulation
Taught by Justin Johnson on . Description: Describing what would’ve happened in Acts. Prophecy predicted a time of great tribulation which was not since the foundation of the world to occur nearly 2000 years ago. What happened to this time of terrible trouble and horrible Godly restitution? The answer lies in the events described in […]
Acts: The Great Divider
January 15th, 2006 Comments Off on Acts: The Great Divider
Taught by Justin Johnson on . Description: Three views of Israel and the Kingdom. Acts is the book where many students of Scripture go their separate doctrinal ways. This lesson briefly describes the three traditional views of what happened to the nation Israel and the promised Kingdom. More popularly known as Millennialism, these views of […]
Acts: Simply Explained
January 8th, 2006 Comments Off on Acts: Simply Explained
Taught by Justin Johnson on . Description: A simple purpose of the book. Acts is not intended to be a book of confusion, yet it confuses so many readers. Learn the simple dispensational focus that will help you understand a difficult presentation within the Acts of the Apostles.
