Biblical Insights

Is the rapture and the first resurrection the same event? The answer to this question depends on whether or not you believe the church replaced Israel, a common belief within Amillennialism.

God gives each member of the body of Christ, the church, at least one spiritual gift that must be exercised accordingly for the benefit and edification of the entire body (Romans 12:4–6). The first gift that Paul lists is prophecy (Romans 12:6). This gift was present and needed during the early years of the first century church. Is this gift still needed and being given today?

Are we seeing signs of the coming of Christ today? Many people believe we are.

What is the rapture and when will it occur?

What is the difference between "seventy weeks" and "seventy years" in the Bible?

When will the "little horn" found in Daniel 7:7-8 rule on the earth? This blog post provides a prophetic timeline from the scriptures.

Introduction There are three major views about the rapture: Pre-Tribulation – the rapture occurs before the start of the seven-year Tribulation period. Mid-Tribulation – the rapture occurs in the middle of the seven-year Tribulation period. Post-Tribulation – the rapture occurs at the end of the Tribulation period during the second coming of Christ. What is the Rapture? The rapture is a moment in time when all those in Christ, asleep in their graves or alive, will be changed

Introduction There are many who believe that the rapture and the second coming of Christ Jesus to earth are the same event. This is known as the Post-Tribulation rapture. Some believe that the rapture happens midway through the Great Tribulation period. This is referred to as the Mid-Tribulation rapture. Others believe that the rapture occurs prior to the Great Tribulation period. This is commonly known as the Pre-Tribulation rapture. Before discussing these views, it is impo