The Intermediate State for Believers
What happens to the believer between their physical death and their resurrection at the last day? What is this intermediate state we are in?
But we have this treasure in jars of clay to show that this all-surpassing power is from God and not from us. (2 Cor. 4:7 NIV)
Theological posts that are related to the doctrine of last things.
What happens to the believer between their physical death and their resurrection at the last day? What is this intermediate state we are in?
The Scripture teaches us that the end of the age, Jesus will return for those who are his. This event has been called the Rapture.
Revelation is a challenging part of the Bible to read. And many, for a variety of reasons, choose not to read it. But those who do read it are blessed.
While there are several different views concerning the millennial reign of Christ, Amillennialism has been the predominant view through most of history.
Christians hold to a variety of different views on millennialism. This post is a quick survey of the views; closing with my own view and reasons for it.
The doctrine of last things includes the global events preceding Christ’s return, as well as the more personal aspects; what happens to me in the end.
Can a true believer ever lose their salvation? Persistence of salvation is debated among Arminians, but classical Arminianism does support the possibility.
What comes next, after death in this world? 1 John 3:1-3 tells us that we are God’s children now, and in the future will be like Christ. Some future!
Gehenna was a valley of defilement near Jerusalem. A garbage dump. Where the worms and fire were unending. And everything thrown into it was consumed.