@ErikReed Thank you for your daily devos. I’ve been sending them to all of my three kiddos. I once heard a message on “old and advanced in age” and it was fascinating how God used them for something great. I once overheard elderly women excited about a Bible study. What a blessing.
@benpaulmuir@ErikReed I would also add, before celebrating the greatest victory of Easter, we must remember and reflect upon Good Friday. So many just skip this over and head straight to Sunday.
Christ’s Pruning Knife in a Believer: Trials by J.C. Ryle
How would the great work of sanctification go on in a person if they had no trial? Trouble is often the only fire which will burn away the dross that clings to our hearts.
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I finally wrote an extensive article on “The Rapture.” I hope this helps Christians know the Scriptures better, equips pastors to help their congregants, and provides greater clarity on the return of Christ.
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@ErikReed However I still hung on to it by a thread since faithful trusted pastors and teachers I consider hold on to it. I think your explanation just finally got me over that last hump. Thank you.
@ErikReed This was such a good explanation!!! Light bulb moment for me for sure with those two passages explained. Like you and so many others, I believed what was handed down to me and grew up culturally of the “rapture”. But as I matured in scripture study, I slowly parted away from it