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A Dispensational Discourse with Cory Marsh
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A Dispensational Discourse with Cory Marsh

By PAUL J. SCHARF, M.Div. Editor in Chief Editor’s Note: Providentially, through the process of contributing to the new book called Forged from Reformation, I have become familiar with Cory Marsh, who also contributed to the book and served as its copy editor. My interactions with him led to this interview, for which I am most grateful. Marsh is a young professor, but his thoughts on the subject of dispensationalism are many—and they are profound. I believe that you will enjoy learning about [...]

By Paul Scharf|2017-11-11T17:52:02-06:00November 11th, 2017|Categories: A Dispensational Discourse, Bible Prophecy, Books, Christian Living, Christian Publishing, Church History, Dispensational Theology, Featured Posts, Interviews, Reformation, Theological Education|Tags: A Dispensational Discourse, Cory Marsh, David Jeremiah, Dispensationalism, Ed Hindson, Forged from Reformation, Interviews, James Fazio, Paul Scharf, Reformation, Reformation 500, Southern California Seminary, Theological Education|0 Comments

All Things to His Glory, by His Grace
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All Things to His Glory, by His Grace

Editor’s Note: Dr. Ron J. Bigalke is the author of the brand new book, When? The Biblical Timing for Prophetic Fulfillment, from Dispensational Publishing House. The book is now available for presale, and it has the potential to become a go-to resource for years to come in the realm of eschatology—for students in the classroom and pastors in the study, as well as committed Christians who simply desire to know more about how the future will unfold. Although the focus of the [...]

By admin|2018-01-10T17:00:51-06:00September 26th, 2017|Categories: Bible Prophecy, Books, Christian Publishing, Church History, Dispensational Theology, Featured Posts, Hermeneutics, History, Publishing, Reformation, Theological Education|Tags: apostasy, Dispensationalism, eschatology, Forged from Reformation, Fulfillment, hermeneutics, prophecy, Reformation, Reformation 500, Roman Catholic Church, Ron Bigalke, Temple, Theological Education, When? The Biblical Timing for Prophetic Fulfillment|0 Comments

The Rapture of the Church: A Premillennial Issue
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The Rapture of the Church: A Premillennial Issue

Editor’s Note: Dr. Ron J. Bigalke is the author of the brand new book, When? The Biblical Timing for Prophetic Fulfillment, from Dispensational Publishing House. The book is now available for presale, and it has the potential to become a go-to resource for years to come in the realm of eschatology—for students in the classroom and pastors in the study, as well as committed Christians who simply desire to know more about how the future will unfold. Although the focus of the [...]

By admin|2018-01-10T16:59:47-06:00September 21st, 2017|Categories: Bible Prophecy, Books, Christian Publishing, Church History, Dispensational Theology, Featured Posts, Hermeneutics, History, Publishing, Reformation, Theological Education|Tags: Dispensationalism, eschatology, Forged from Reformation, Fulfillment, hermeneutics, prophecy, rapture, Reformation, Reformation 500, Reformers, Roman Catholic Church, Ron Bigalke, Theological Education, tribulation, When? The Biblical Timing for Prophetic Fulfillment|0 Comments

Premillennial Pretribulationism as a Consequence of the Protestant Reformation
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Premillennial Pretribulationism as a Consequence of the Protestant Reformation

Editor’s Note: Dr. Ron J. Bigalke is the author of the brand new book, When? The Biblical Timing for Prophetic Fulfillment, from Dispensational Publishing House. The book is now available for presale, and it has the potential to become a go-to resource for years to come in the realm of eschatology—for students in the classroom and pastors in the study, as well as committed Christians who simply desire to know more about how the future will unfold. Although the focus of the [...]

By admin|2018-01-10T16:58:35-06:00September 18th, 2017|Categories: Bible Prophecy, Books, Christian Publishing, Church History, Dispensational Theology, Featured Posts, Hermeneutics, History, Publishing, Reformation, Theological Education|Tags: Augustine, Dispensationalism, eschatology, Forged from Reformation, Fulfillment, hermeneutics, Joachim of Fiore, Origen, prophecy, Reformation, Reformation 500, Roman Catholic Church, Ron Bigalke, Theological Education, When? The Biblical Timing for Prophetic Fulfillment|0 Comments

America’s Hope
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America’s Hope

(Read Part 2) America's Heartbreak (cont.) A major fault of socialism is that it depends on two ugly traits of human nature to make it grow: envy and covetousness. The have nots must be stirred to demand that government act to give them their part of what is owned by the haves regardless of merit or work. Well, it is all rather sad, is it not? It really comes down to a question of how long we are going to be able [...]

By admin|2017-07-02T21:05:31-06:00July 2nd, 2017|Categories: America, Christian Living, Featured Posts, History, Memorial Day, Nation, Reformation, Revived Classics|Tags: America, American Heritage, Bruce W. Dunn, Election, Reformation 500, Revival, Revived Classics, Yale University|0 Comments

America’s Heartbreak
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America’s Heartbreak

(Read Part 1) America's Heartbreak The late Dr. Francis Schaeffer, one of the most able thinkers and writers among evangelicals, says in his book, Death in the City: “It is a horrible thing for a man like myself to look back and see my country and my culture go down the drain in my own lifetime.” He continued to say that 30 to 40 years ago our culture was built on the Christian consensus—and yet now we are in an absolute minority! [...]

By admin|2017-07-02T20:16:42-06:00July 1st, 2017|Categories: America, Christian Living, Featured Posts, History, Memorial Day, Nation, Reformation, Revived Classics|Tags: America, American Heritage, Bruce W. Dunn, Reformation 500, Revived Classics, Righteousness, Sin, Wickedness|2 Comments

America’s Heritage
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America’s Heritage

“God has spared us in liberty and freedom to this hour, but . . .” As America enters a new century she has a decision to make. She can return to the Biblical principles her Founders supported, or move even further away from her Christian heritage. On that decision rests the future of our nation. The Bible declares, Blessed is the nation whose God is the LORD. (Ps. 33:12) His continued blessing can be expected only when we as a people acknowledge His [...]

By admin|2017-07-02T20:20:26-06:00June 18th, 2017|Categories: America, Christian Living, Featured Posts, History, Memorial Day, Nation, Reformation, Revived Classics|Tags: America, American Heritage, Bruce W. Dunn, George Whitefield, Jonathan Edwards, Reformation 500, Revived Classics|1 Comment

The First 499 Years . . .
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The First 499 Years . . .

By PAUL J. SCHARF, M.Div. Editor in Chief Throughout history there has been a fascination with this date of October 31. The day has been significant to pagans, occultists and Roman Catholics, in particular. But for the past 499 years, it has also held genuine importance for true, Bible-believing Christians. It was, of course, on Oct. 31, 1517, that Martin Luther posted his 95 theses on the door of the Castle Church in Wittenberg, Germany, publishing them for all to see when [...]

By Paul Scharf|2017-07-30T16:45:48-06:00October 31st, 2016|Categories: Church History, Current Events, Dispensational Theology, Featured Posts, Gospel, History, Reformation|Tags: Fall, holidays, Martin Luther, Paul Scharf, Reformation, Reformation 500|0 Comments

Learning from History

By PAUL J. SCHARF, M.Div. Editor in Chief Thanksgiving week always marks the culmination of my annual period of fascination with church history. Specifically, I love to ponder the significance of the Reformation for several months each year leading up to October and then turn my focus to the Pilgrims each November—and I cherish the opportunity to preach and teach about these themes as I have opportunity. Primarily, the New Testament commands us to learn from the history contained in the Old [...]

By Paul Scharf|2015-11-24T20:34:21-06:00November 23rd, 2015|Categories: Church History, Reformation, Thanksgiving|Tags: Paul Scharf|1 Comment

Why is October 31 a Day to Celebrate?
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Why is October 31 a Day to Celebrate?

By PAUL J. SCHARF, M.Div. Editor in Chief October 31. This date appears to have a peculiar power to magnetize people—oddly playing on our fears and stirring our fascination with death. Indeed, the theme of death in relation to this date has taken countless forms in various cultures over many centuries—leading to the holiday we now know as Halloween.[i] And Halloween today is no small matter. Forbes.com reported, “Halloween is the fourth most popular holiday that gets consumers to open up their [...]