Win the World or Escape the Earth?

because we experienced an invasion of kingdom power into our lives when we received Christ, it is our privilege to demonstrate that life and power to those still shackled by sin and darkness and to offer them a better way to live – in the freedom that Christ bought through his blood. This is our mandate, to extend the kingdom here and now on the ea

the issue is not how much each of us has but whether we have been faithful to handle correctly what we have been given.

the Bible assures us that tribulation and wrath are not synonymous. Tribulation is the opposition of a hostile world; it is the enemy’s antagonism toward the church and can be expected as normal. The wrath of God, however, is something that those who belong to Christ will never have to endure. There is no biblical evidence of believers being at the

The great ideologies and religions that presently blind nations to the light of the gospel must crumble and fall before the return of Christ. But this will not happen overnight. It may be a multi-generational work.

dispensationalists are fond of quoting the works of the church fathers to support secret-rapture teaching, this notion was in fact unknown before the 1800s.

Henry Virkler points out, ‘By its nature a parable demands a response. When the response is one that rejects God’s truth, the parable serves as a means of exposing the condition of the heart’.(

The kingdom the New Testament writers speak about is not ethnic, political or geographic. It has its roots in a right relationship with God.

In Christ, all are Abraham’s offspring (Galatians 3:29). There is no evidence for two separate peoples.

The church is Israel in its New Covenant form.