The American Vision

Culture Through the Lens of Scripture

  • Home
  • About
    • What is the Gospel?
    • Statement of Faith
    • Staff Profiles
    • Contact Us
    • Sign up for email
  • Podcasts
  • Archives
    • Dr. Joel McDurmon
    • Gary DeMar
    • Dr. Gary North
    • John Reasnor
    • Calvin’s Institutes – Family Devotionals
    • In the Midst of Your Enemies: Exposition and Application of 1 Samuel
    • Jesus v. Jerusalem
    • Restoring America One County at a Time
    • The Bounds of Love
    • Study Guides
  • Shop
  • Donate
    • Donation History
    • Manage Recurring Donations
You are here: Home / Archives for preterism

Jesus v. Jerusalem: A Commentary on Luke 9:51–20:26

Jan 19, 2018 by Dr. Joel McDurmon 4 Comments

Most people don’t realize that many if not most of Jesus’ parables were intended not as general morality tales, but as particular pronounce­ments of coming judgment and change. Jesus was warning Jerusalem at that time to repent and to accept its new King (Jesus) or else fall under ultimate con­demnation of God for apostasy. In […]

Filed Under: Articles Tagged With: AD 70, apocalypse, End times, jerusalem, jesus, last days, preterism

“Set your face against Jerusalem” (Luke 9:51–11:26)

Jan 19, 2018 by Dr. Joel McDurmon 15 Comments

Jesus v. Jerusalem: A Commentary on Luke 9:51–20:26 1. “Set your face against Jerusalem” (Luke 9:51–11:26) Most people don’t realize that many if not most of Jesus’ parables were intended not as general morality tales, but as particular pronouncements of coming judgment and change. Jesus was warning Jerusalem to repent and to accept its new King […]

Filed Under: Articles, Bible Prophecy, End-times, Eschatology, Featured Tagged With: destruction of jerusalem, good samaritan, preterism, samaritan woman

LISTEN: Gary DeMar on Iron Sharpens Iron

Oct 13, 2017 by American Vision Leave a Comment

Gary DeMar joins host Chris Arnzen and co-host Rev. Buzz Taylor on Iron Sharpens Iron to discuss his new book, Wars and Rumors of Wars, and responds to listener questions from around the globe on various topics ranging from apologetics, eschatology, worldview, and more. This podcast—nine years in the making—is a must listen for those new to postmillennialism […]

Filed Under: Audio Tagged With: christian worldview, church, Culture, dispensationalism, eschatology, preterism, religion, theonomy, war

Wars and Rumors of Wars: An Introduction

Sep 8, 2017 by Gary DeMar Leave a Comment

Wars and Rumors of Wars Audio Commentary By Gary DeMar ******************** The first three audio presentations cover the Introduction to Wars and Rumors of Wars. I do not cover everything that’s in the book. You’ll want the book edition to study the Bible references and footnotes. The fourth audio in this series is a critique […]

Filed Under: Bible Prophecy, End-times, Eschatology, Exegesis, Post & Pre-Millennialism, Scripture, Worldview Tagged With: AD 70, Mark 13, matthew 24, olivet discourse, preterism

Why Bother if the End is Near?

Jan 8, 2016 by Gary DeMar 23 Comments

People have been trying to identify a particular antichrist for centuries. Christopher Hill’s book on the subject just deals with antichrist in seventeenth-century England. (There were many more through the centuries and in other countries.) The candidates included Protestants, the Pope, radical sects, bishops, the Crown, the “‘Establishment’ generally,” the universities, and “the Turk,” an […]

Filed Under: Articles, Bible Prophecy, Christian Worldview, Economics, End-times, Eschatology, Featured, History, Politics, Post & Pre-Millennialism Tagged With: Anti-Christ, Joel Richardson, preterism, scofield

  • 1
  • 2
  • 3
  • …
  • 10
  • Next Page »
  • 1
  • 2,858
  • 4,318

Search

Newsletter

Signup to receive occasional email about new posts, events, or store specials.

We won't spam, rent, sell, or share your information in any way.

  • Statement of Faith
  • Terms and Conditions
  • Privacy Policy

Copyright © 2019 · American Vision | a Biblical Worldview Ministry · All donations are tax-deductible to the extent permitted by law.