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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

Reflections on the Life of Robert L. Thomas, Th.D.
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Reflections on the Life of Robert L. Thomas, Th.D.

Robert L. Thomas, Th.D. (June 4, 1928–Sept. 6, 2017) The New Testament puts heavy emphasis on using the mind as the principal avenue to Christian growth.[1] Dr. Robert L. Thomas modeled this truth in his own life and ministry in the Word of God. Throughout his teaching ministry (1959–2008) he applied his brilliant, God-given mind to Bible study, research, writing, and teaching. That career culminated in December 2014 with Dr. John MacArthur announcing the awarding of professor emeritus status to Dr. Thomas [...]

By admin|2022-01-25T14:00:32-06:00September 17th, 2017|Categories: Books, Christian Living, Christian Publishing, Church History, Current Events, Dispensational Theology, Featured Posts, Theological Education|Tags: Chicago Statement, Dispensationalism, eschatology, hermeneutics, inerrancy, inspiration, International Council on Biblical Inerrancy, John MacArthur, Mal Couch, Robert Thomas, Talbot Theological Semin, The Master's Seminary, Theological Education, William Barrick|0 Comments

Concluding Thoughts & Resources for Further Study
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Concluding Thoughts & Resources for Further Study

(Read Part 7) Editor’s Note: For the conclusion to this blog series—Dispensationalism 101—I interviewed Dr. Parker Reardon and asked him to expand on his views on dispensationalism, as well as on the “Resources for Further Study” that he includes at the bottom of this final article. He shared a number of interesting thoughts, and we also discussed our plan to expand this series into a more substantial resource to be published by Dispensational Publishing House. Be watching for that—and hopefully for more material [...]

By admin|2017-04-13T21:06:24-06:00April 13th, 2017|Categories: Biblical Covenants, Dispensational Theology, Featured Posts, Hermeneutics|Tags: Charles C. Ryrie, Covenant Theology, Covenants, Dallas Theological Seminary, Dispensationalism, hermeneutics, John MacArthur, John Walvoord, Michael Vlach, New Covenant, New Testament, Old Testament, Parker Reardon, Paul Scharf, Reformed Theology, Robert Thomas, salvation, soteriology, The Master's Seminary|0 Comments

Issues of Contention: Part 3A—Hermeneutics
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Issues of Contention: Part 3A—Hermeneutics

(Read Part 4) In this fifth installment in our series, we begin looking at the last of the major "Issues of Contention" between dispensational and covenantal theology and thought. Hermeneutics The final important issue to mention is hermeneutics. Though some have used the phrase dispensational hermeneutics,[1] that is an unfortunate combination of a doctrinal position (covering ecclesiology, eschatology and soteriology, as already noted) and how we practice exegesis of the text of Scripture. The student of Scripture is not free to practice his [...]