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This is a basic introductory talk on what one might call “common sense” interpretation. Paul provides several examples of how the Bible itself expects us to approach it. [43 minutes]
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Paul Henebury
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Jesus swept Israel clean, but having rejected Him, the spiritual state of the nation would soon be much worse. [31 minutes]
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Greg Summers
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Jesus gives sight to a man who was born blind revealing the works of God. [72 minutes]
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Andy Woods
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Andy discusses the growing denial of the opening chapters of Genesis as literal history by evangelicals and its detrimental effects. [95 minutes]
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Andy Woods
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Before the events of the Tribulation period unfold upon the earth (Rev. 6-19), the Apocalypse depicts the twenty-four elders, representing the church, as already being in heaven before the earthly tribulation judgments even begin (Rev. 4-5).
A logical and natural explanation for this location is that the church has already been raptured to heaven before the Tribulation period begins.
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Andy Woods
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Newsletter - June 19, 2013