This week’s term: Pre-Wrathism – That form of eschatological doctrine which teaches that Christ’s return and the resurrection and rapture shall take place near the last of the tribulation period, just before the great wrath of God is released upon the earth. Last week’s term: Post-Tribulationsim – That form of eschatological doctrine which teaches that Christ will… Continue reading Theological Term of the Week: Pre-Wrathism
This week’s term: Post-Tribulationsim – That form of eschatological doctrine which teaches that Christ will resurrect and catch up HIs saints as He returns at the end of the tribulation period to set up His millennial Kingdom. Last week’s term: Mid-Trublationism – that form of eschatological doctrine which teaches that the coming of Christ for His… Continue reading Theological Term of the Week: Post-Tribulationism
This week’s term: Mid-Trublationism – that form of eschatological doctrine which teaches that the coming of Christ for His saints will be after the first three and one-half years of the tribulation period has passed. Last week’s term: Pre-Tribulationism – That form of eschatological doctrine which teaches that Christ will come in the air for the… Continue reading Theological Term of the Week: Mid-Tribulationism
Today, our precious Leslie Anne turns 12 years old. I have had an emotional few weeks as I have prepared for Lauren’s graduation, Mother’s Day, and now Leslie’s birthday. I am trying to keep this quote by Dr. Suess in mind as I have culled through photographs and reflected on the past: “Don’t cry because… Continue reading Leslie Anne: Tremendous at Twelve
This week’s term: Pre-Tribulationism – That form of eschatological doctrine which teaches that Christ will come in the air for the resurrection of His dead saints, and the rapture of the living saints, before the tribulation period begins. Last week’s term: Amillennialism – That form of eschatological doctrine which teaches that there shall be no millennial… Continue reading Theological Term of the Week: Pre-Tribulationism
To tour the United States Capitol, you will need to get an appointment via your Representative or Senator. You must have photo I.D. and your reservation number with you, and you should arrive fifteen minutes early for your tour. You may have a purse and camera with you, but prepare to be searched. Something to… Continue reading The United States Capitol
Last week, I wrote about The Residence, a book about life in the private quarters of the White House. I suppose I take “nerd” to the next level, because I often peruse the notes section of books, or read the bibliography listed in the back. In this case, The Residence quoted a book called Upstairs… Continue reading My Book Bag: Upstairs at the White House
