Nov/Dec ’19 Issue

It’s popular these days to say Biblical prophecy doesn’t matter in the larger scheme of Christian living in the 21st century. This issue of the Baptist Bulletin considers why dispensationalists disagree with that opinion.

This past June, with unanimous approval, the Council of Eighteen voted to move forward with a new purpose statement for the GARBC.

Systematic theologies traditionally cover 10 topics of Christian doctrine. Almost without exception, the last one is eschatology, or the doctrine of end-times.

Two times in the last five decades dispensational theology—with its attendant views on the rapture of the church, the restoration of the nation of Israel, and the judgments of the Tribulation—has had a massive cultural impact.

Far too often we like to discuss theology or Christian living without first addressing the more fundamental issue: hermeneutics, the art and science of interpreting the Scriptures.

Every believer experiences the steep learning curve involved with first-time Bible study.

For as long as I can remember, I have always been a little sketchy about crossing bridges—especially ones that span a massive body of water.