Our fundamental identity as believers is that we are those who are in Christ, united to Jesus Christ through the Holy Spirit. This union is eternal, incarnational, spiritual, mutual, and eschatological, and it gives us a new citizenship in the kingdom of God, freeing us from the dominion of sin and giving us a new life in Christ. [... more]

Discussing eschatology, the discussion of end times, and various views on the subject, including amillennialism, post-millennialism, and pre-millennialism, and how they relate to Christian theology and the glory of Jesus. [... more]

Matt Slick explores the concept of self-defense from a Christian perspective, discussing the right to defend oneself and others, the role of violence in defending truth and the Bible's teachings on the matter. [... 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]

Deadly types of ignorance, such as historical, biblical, eschatological, and soteriological ignorance, can imperil people and endanger a nation. Alex McFarland discusses the importance of knowledge and understanding of God's truth to navigate life's challenges and make informed decisions. [... more]

Alex McFarland discusses the dangers of deadly ignorance, including biblical ignorance, eschatological ignorance, and soteriological ignorance, and emphasizes the importance of a Christian worldview and knowledge of salvation in understanding the world and making informed decisions. [... more]