Millennialism: Your Future Depends On It

Are you like the old man who, going to the ballpark only once a year, roots for both teams because he can’t afford to loose?

When faced with Millennialism, this old man may answer, “I don’t know much about it, but I’m all for it!” This is called pro-millennialism.

What about the church lady who says, “I don’t care about that stuff it will all pan out in the end.” This is called pan-millennialism.

These two views are becoming ever increasing in popularity, but in my view these are the two laziest views to have. Nearly one third of the Bible is the prophetic Word. The way we view the prophetic Word has a profound impact on the way we view the rest of the Word.

Would these be sound answers when it came to finances?

What about planning a family?

Planting a church?

Organizing a business?

If you are pro-millennial, you say, “I’m all for it.” Or if you are pan-millennial, you say, “It will all pan out in the end.” If the Lord has challenged you a bit, I urge you; don’t get all upset at my harsh sounding words, instead come back as we look at this defining issue.

Millennialism: Your Future Depends On It

Stay salty,
Brother John