Dr. Alan Kurschner covered the pietistic platitude: “What only matters is the fact that Jesus is returning.” He deflates this superficial slogan with biblical facts,
Dr. Alan Kurschner responds to the often-heard slogan, “It Will All Pan Out in the End.” This slogan is a “pietistic” platitude intended to place
Dr. Alan Kurschner debunked trite (but effective) slogans intended to deflate your enthusiasm for studying the second coming of Christ. He explains how to respond
Dr. Alan Kurschner summarized the question on the millennial debate in the book of Revelation and briefly explained the two interpretive tools that he used
Dr. Alan Kurschner continued to respond to pretribulation teacher Lee Brainard’s YouTube video “Imminence Under Attack” with Brainard’s understanding (or redefinition) of imminence. Here is
Dr. Alan Kurschner responded to pretribulation teacher Lee Brainard’s YouTube video “Imminence Under Attack,” critiquing proof texts and Brainard’s understanding of imminence. Please
Dr. Kurschner gave a brief description of the history of our modern chapter break system. This should help us appreciate the millennial debate because the
Dr. Kurschner commented more deeply about the key question in the millennial debate that interpreters should be aware of. Series link: https://www.alankurschner.com/category/revelation-1911-206-and-the-millennium/ Become
Dr. Alan Kurschner discussed the heart of the millennial debate, the key question being whether or not there is a link between Revelation 19:11—21 and
Dr. Alan Kurschner addresses the timing and placement of the rapture and resurrection in relation to the Antichrist’s great tribulation. He identifies nine biblical passages
Dr. Alan Kurschner gave six reasons why Reformed/Covenant theology wrongly reinterprets Malachi 4:5, disconnecting it from its original intended meaning. “Look, I will send you
Dr. Kurschner started an ongoing series discussing the New Creation Model of God’s future purposes versus the Spiritual Vision Model. As a springboard, he is
Dr. Alan Kurschner discusses Matthew’s version of the Olivet Discourse (Matthew 24–25) and its descriptions of three temptations that believers will face during the Antichrist’s