The following hour long audio is from the Minnesota Assemblies of God Family Camp 2015. Dr. Gordon Anderson (president of North Central University) spoke to the topic of eschatology and offered a perspective that it would be well for more in the Assemblies of God to embrace. He briefly covers the history of dispensationalism and its impact on the A/G as well as offering anecdotal accounts typical of those raised under dispensational teaching (my own story being quite similar).
I personally found his approach to be both biblical and confessionally sound. He ends with a call to all ministers in particular to preach Jesus in preaching eschatology instead of preaching timelines, exposing numbers and beasts, etc. His teaching was a refreshing word not often heard in our camp meetings, but all too necessary. I have preached and taught many of the same things, but was greatly encouraged to hear another doing likewise.
Come quickly, Lord Jesus!
(HERE is an MP3 version for download as well)
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Reblogged this on συνεσταύρωμαι: living the crucified life and commented:
If you are interested in eschatology – this video is well worth listening to. It’s not your typical left behind approach – it’s far more robust. Blessings,
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Downloadable MP3 only shows 27 minutes on my systems.
I’m trying to get that resolved. Sorry.
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