
Raptureless: Third Edition

We believe time is an un–renewable resource. There is always more money, but there is not more time. Operating in long–term thinking is kingly thinking, whereas short–term thinking is poverty thinking.
Jonathan Welton • Raptureless: Third Edition
the more the Kingdom expands on this earth and the saints mature into their calling as ambassadors of that Kingdom, the less persecution Christians should face.
Jonathan Welton • Raptureless: Third Edition
The cross was not the punishment of sin; the cross made a way for the Father to forgive sin.
Jonathan Welton • Raptureless: Third Edition
Someday the Church will complete this mission. Sons and daughters of King Jesus will know who they are and will live out their identity as righteous people. Suffering will be brought to a minimum in the earth realm. Sin will massively decrease. The sex industry will collapse, and broken families will be restored. People will live longer, healthier,
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Our view of the future should not cause fear. No part of the gospel (which literally means “good news”) ever causes fear.
Jonathan Welton • Raptureless: Third Edition
Though persecution has always existed, we should not expect it, call it evidence of the radical Christian life, or believe it is the “seed bed” of Christianity.
Jonathan Welton • Raptureless: Third Edition
Heaven is a persecution–free zone, and naturally, persecution will decrease as the Church brings the culture of Heaven down to earth.
Jonathan Welton • Raptureless: Third Edition
Many have turned to extended hours of fasting and prayer, to quick evangelism, and to looking for the rapture or the “signs of the times,” rather than studying and training for a lifetime of advancing the Kingdom.
Jonathan Welton • Raptureless: Third Edition
It is time for a revival of evaluating prophecy by the infallible truth of the Word.