Conference Q&A Part 1

Posted by Richee on Apr 4, 2014 in Audio, Banner, Bill Scofield, Conference Session, Henry Bruno, Joel Richardson, John Harrigan, Tim Miller, Video | 0 comments

During the One Hope One Boast: Tested By Fire Conference, we gave time for question and answering and this is the first round of questions.

Fire from the Anti-Christ/Islam

Posted by Joel Richardson on Apr 4, 2014 in Anti-Christ, Audio, Banner, Conference Session, Eschatology, Joel Richardson, Notes, Video | 0 comments

Joel shares about Islam and it’s relation to the Anti-Christ regarding the end of the age.

Loving Our Muslim Neighbors

Posted by Joel Richardson on Apr 21, 2013 in Audio, Israel, Joel Richardson, Teachings | 0 comments

Joel speaks a Sunday morning message about loving our muslim neighbors, to the people of Bethany Church who are in one of the most culturally diverse areas of the nation, the Twin Cities.

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Conference Q&A Part 2

Posted by Richee on Apr 20, 2013 in Audio, Conference Session, Jacob Stone, Jeremy Johnson, Joel Richardson, John Harrigan, Stephen Holmes, Tim Miller, Video | 0 comments

During the One Hope One Boast Conference we gave time for question and answering and this is the second round of questions.

Some Thoughts On Martyrdom

Posted by Joel Richardson on Apr 20, 2013 in Anti-Christ, Audio, Conference Session, Day of the Lord, Eschatology, Israel, Jesus, Joel Richardson, Martyrdom, Notes, Persecution, Praxis, Suffering, The Cross, The Kingdom, Tribulation, Video, Worldview | 0 comments

In this session Joel works through how to engage scripture through a theology that includes martyrdom. When we look the gospel in the face, we must count the cost and understand what it is that we are signing up for as believers.

Gog As Antichrist: A Historical Survey

Posted by Joel Richardson on Nov 22, 2012 in Anti-Christ, Articles, Banner, Eschatology, Joel Richardson, Prophecy, Tribulation | 0 comments

The primary purpose of this article is to catalogue a partial list of historians, Bible scholars, commentators and teachers, both Jewish, Christian, and secular, whose interpretations of “Gog of Magog” of Ezekiel 38-39 support the view that Gog is one and the same with the Antichrist / Beast of the New Testament.

The Beginning Of Birth Pangs & The Timing Of Matthew-24

Posted by Joel Richardson on Nov 15, 2012 in Articles, Banner, Eschatology, Jacob's Trouble, Joel Richardson, Prophecy, Resurrection, Tribulation | 2 comments

Among the many controversial and highly debated portions of Scripture, Matthew 24, most often referred to as “The Olivet Discourse,” or alternately, “The Olivet Prophecy,” is certainly close to the top of the list. The debate primarily swirls around the timing of the fulfillment of the prophecy. What time period was Jesus referring to?

Ezekiel-38 & 39: The Need For A Consistent Biblical Hermeneutic

Posted by Joel Richardson on Nov 10, 2012 in Articles, Banner, Eschatology, Joel Richardson, Prophecy | 0 comments

The purpose of this paper is to discuss a common exegetical error made in the interpretation and identification of the peoples and places mentioned within various Biblical prophecies. While this error is common in the interpretation of many Biblical prophecies, it is most pronounced in the popular exegesis of Ezekiel 38-39.

Rosh: Russia Or Chief?

Posted by Joel Richardson on Oct 14, 2012 in Articles, Banner, Eschatology, Joel Richardson, Prophecy | 0 comments

For centuries, controversy and debate has swirled amongst Biblical scholars concerning how to properly translate and interpret the Hebrew word rosh as found in the Oracle of Gog of Magog, Ezekiel 38-39.

A Critique Of The Preterist Interpretation Of Daniel-2 & 7

Posted by Joel Richardson on Oct 6, 2012 in Articles, Banner, Day of the Lord, Eschatology, Jesus, Joel Richardson, Prophecy | 0 comments

Among Christian interpreters, there exists disagreement concerning the nature and timing of the stone striking the statue. Those who take the Futurist position understand this event to remain yet in the future.