Then and Now Preterist Podcast

After a few months of looking at the book of Romans, we are now picking back up with our historical studies. The last tw... Read more

The book of Acts does not explain why the Jewish Christians continued to keep every jot and tittle of the Law, while the... Read more

One of the first things our Futurist critics ask for is historical evidence showing that all these things occurred in th... Read more

Why is it that for a whole generation after AD 70 we hear nothing from, nor anything about the seven churches mentioned ... Read more

This is Part One of a three part series on Acts 1:9-11 and the Ascension. It is mainly concerned with the question by cr... Read more

Vespasian was proclaimed emperor by his troops in Judea, Egypt, and Syria. He left Palestine to go to Egypt before headi... Read more

It is pretty clear from reading Paul's epistles to the Thessalonians (written in AD 51) that Paul was familiar with the ... Read more

All the Church Historians bemoan the silence and absence of true orthodox Christians in the first two or three decades a... Read more

This is the first episode of our Summer 2014 Series. You are in for a treat this summer. We will be presenting some of o... Read more

We show from numerous biblical texts that the Great Commission was finished in the first century before the destruction ... Read more

There is a wide variation of views on baptism among the various Christian traditions. That is no less the case among pre... Read more

We begin by looking at how the Zealot leader Eleazar started the rebellion by blowing the ram's horn and rallying the tr... Read more

After Titus dismantled Jerusalem, gathered its spoils, and dispersed its captives, he left Judea to join his father in R... Read more

This is Part Two of a three part series on Acts 1:9-11 and the Ascension. It is mainly concerned with the question by cr... Read more

This is Part Three of a three part series on Acts 1:9-11 and the Ascension. It is mainly concerned with the question by ... Read more

One well-known preterist leader who holds the Collective Body View recently taught that the word "creation" as used in E... Read more

We explain John 14:3 to show that Jesus was promising a real cognitive experiential "reception" (rapture) of his discipl... Read more

Vespasian bottled up the Jews in Jerusalem, so that he could fight them all together in one place in one big decisive ba... Read more

Some of the Collective Body advocates have suggested that "the sin" referred to in Rom 6:1 is pointing exclusively to th... Read more

We give a brief report of our experience at the Evangelical Theological Society conference in Baltimore last week, where... Read more