The Tribulation is a literal period of seven years in which God brings judgment upon those who have rejected Him. The Bible may not tell you everything you'd like to know, but it does tell you quite a bit about this time of Tribulation, including the role of the Antichrist, the desecration of the temple, and the coming world empire ruled over by the Antichrist. [... more]

The millennium is a thousand-year period of time when Satan is bound, and Christ rules over a renovated earth, fulfilling over 1800 ancient biblical prophecies. During this time, saved people will be resurrected and rule and reign with Jesus over the earth, while the unsaved will be raised for judgment. [... more]

The binding of Satan is a crucial aspect of the millennial reign of Christ, as revealed in Revelation 20. Jesus' first coming marked the beginning of Satan's binding, which has been ongoing since then. This understanding has significant implications for our personal holiness and our role as ambassadors of Christ, emphasizing the importance of living in obedience to the reigning king. [... more]

The psalmist David explores the theme of rebellion against God in Psalm 2, while the broader context of the New Testament reveals the ultimate rebellion against Christ. The psalm's context and context of the New Testament show that the rebellion is against God's anointed king, Jesus Christ. The promise of God to give the nations to Christ is fulfilled through the gospel proclamation and the worldwide conquest of Christ's kingdom, which will be completed at the second coming. [... more]

The Lord's Prayer calls for God's people to look beyond short-term solutions and seek the full arrival and realization of God's rule, recognizing God as the ultimate authority and submitting to his person, rather than pinning hopes on human leaders or solutions. [... more]

The Bible emphasizes the importance of Jesus Christ's second coming, describing it as a climactic event where he returns to rule and reign on planet earth. This event is seen as a fulfillment of much of scripture, with Jesus Christ referred to 21 times in the New Testament and 17 Old Testament books mentioning his second coming. The details of this event are astounding, with a seven-fold description of Jesus Christ's return in Revelation chapter 19. [... more]

The book of Revelation describes a one-thousand-year reign on earth, where Christ rules His kingdom and peace saturates the world. Different eschatological positions, including amillennial, premillennial, postmillennial, and dispensational, offer varying interpretations of this period, with some viewing it as a literal thousand-year reign and others seeing it as symbolic or a future event. [... more]