The two-age model of inmillennialism lies under the surface and sometimes rises into sight. A major prophetic event would occur soon—the destruction of the temple that Jesus predicted in the Olivet Discourse (Matt 24:1). That destruction would end the Mosaic age and allow the messianic age to continue. This change of age would bring…
Mike Rogers
Mike Rogers
Mike is a native Alabamian, born in Auburn and raised in Blount County. Click to read more.
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Almost a year ago, a brother in Ethiopia, Jed, contacted me with questions about some of my blog posts. His emails reminded me of another Ethiopian brother who asked Philip a question about a prophetic Scripture. Here is Luke’s account of it: Now an angel of the Lord spoke to…
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The Great Commission and Biblical ProphecyProphecy
Jesus’ Response: General Preliminary Signs — Part 1
by Mike Rogersby Mike RogersThe Scriptures teach a simple prophetic framework that encourages us to fulfill the Great Commission: to make disciples of all nations in this age. We’re making incremental progress toward the goal of discovering that framework. Our starting point is the Olivet Discourse, where a simple, understandable conversation occurs. Jesus says…
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A few weeks ago, I heard a sermon that surprised and delighted me. The minister approached his subject with care to not offend his hearers. He spoke of how we often preach about salvation by grace, election, perseverance, and other teachings in the Scriptures. As he progressed, one knew he…
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The Great Commission and Biblical ProphecyProphecy
Jesus’ Prophecy and the Disciples’ Second Question
by Mike Rogersby Mike RogersI’m attempting to show how a simple model of biblical prophecy arises out of Jesus’ Olivet Discourse. So far, I’ve taken the following steps: (1) Showed how our understanding of prophecy affects how we understand the Lord’s Great Commission and His Model Prayer; (2) explained why we should begin discovering…
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The Great Commission and Biblical ProphecyProphecy
The Great Commission and Biblical Prophecy: the Beginning
by Mike Rogersby Mike RogersMy previous post introduced my effort to simplify biblical prophecy, especially as it concerns Jesus’ Great Commission and Model Prayer. God built a prophetic framework into the Scriptures, and it shows how (and when) He will fulfill His promises. Our job is to discover that framework. Doing so will help…
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The Great Commission and Biblical ProphecyProphecy
The Great Commission and Biblical Prophecy: Introduction
by Mike Rogersby Mike RogersI’ve written a book that develops a new framework we can use to understand biblical prophecies better. I call it Inmillennialism: Redefining the Last Days. When someone tells me they have a copy, I say, “Please tell me what you think of it!” Some faithful souls have done so, and their…
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I read the book of James in my private Bible reading this week and thought about its statement regarding firstfruits: “Of His own will He brought us forth by the word of truth, that we might be a kind of firstfruits of His creatures” (Jam 1:18). This experience motivated me…
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My Blog Overview contains the following statement: “This blog seeks to encourage Christians to embrace the kingdom of God and its King, Jesus Christ, as the central elements of their message to the modern world … through discussions related to the interpretation of prophetic passages throughout the Bible.” It also…
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Paul believed a significant prophetic event would happen in his near future, perhaps during his lifetime, and he based that belief on the words of Christ. Inmillennialism, a prophetic view based on the Olivet Discourse and 1 Corinthians 15, accounts for this perspective. As I have said (here), the Apostle’s closing…