(2) The Point Ministries = (Focused on the greater cause of the Kingdom of God)
We hold to a literal and inerrant bible interpretation, salvation through Christ alone, a soon Pretribulational Rapture
of all true Believers (The Bride of Christ) and the establishment of a thousand year Kingdom rule of Christ the
Messiah on this earth, which precedes His eternal rule in the new heaven and earth (Isaiah 11:1-10; 65:17-25;
Revelation 20:1-6; 2 Peter 3:13; Revelation 21:1-5). While we hold to the pretribulational rapture position, we
humbly submit ourselves as fallible men, and we open ourselves to the possibility of being in error. Our
view is; even if we are in error, if we are living lives in holiness, godliness and self sacrifice, we will be
prepared for whatever position is correct.
Watching for Christ’s return!
Those who reject the importance of Biblical Prophecy today do so to their own disadvantage. It is God’s will, and
Christ’s command, that we stay in a mode of constant readiness for the return of Christ. We find an abundance of
Scriptures that instruct us to do so. (Luke 12:38, Luke 12:45-46; Col 4:2; 1 Corinthians 16:13; Matthew 24:40-43; 1
Peter 4:7; Matthew 25: 1-23; 1 Thessalonians 5:6; Mark 13:33-37; Luke 21:34-36; Revelation 3:3; Revelation 16:
15).
To live without Christ’s return in scope is a blatant disregard of Scriptural truth, and is an attitude that is
constantly warned against in the Bible. Of course, it is out of His great mercy that God desires us to keep
focused upon His return. God has designed each one of us with a need for purpose and with eternity in our hearts
(Ecclesiastes 3:11).
Living with the end in mind keeps our purpose well defined.
We hold to a literal and inerrant bible interpretation, salvation through Christ alone, a soon Pretribulational Rapture
of all true Believers (The Bride of Christ) and the establishment of a thousand year Kingdom rule of Christ the
Messiah on this earth, which precedes His eternal rule in the new heaven and earth (Isaiah 11:1-10; 65:17-25;
Revelation 20:1-6; 2 Peter 3:13; Revelation 21:1-5). While we hold to the pretribulational rapture position, we
humbly submit ourselves as fallible men, and we open ourselves to the possibility of being in error. Our
view is; even if we are in error, if we are living lives in holiness, godliness and self sacrifice, we will be
prepared for whatever position is correct.
Watching for Christ’s return!
Those who reject the importance of Biblical Prophecy today do so to their own disadvantage. It is God’s will, and
Christ’s command, that we stay in a mode of constant readiness for the return of Christ. We find an abundance of
Scriptures that instruct us to do so. (Luke 12:38, Luke 12:45-46; Col 4:2; 1 Corinthians 16:13; Matthew 24:40-43; 1
Peter 4:7; Matthew 25: 1-23; 1 Thessalonians 5:6; Mark 13:33-37; Luke 21:34-36; Revelation 3:3; Revelation 16:
15).
To live without Christ’s return in scope is a blatant disregard of Scriptural truth, and is an attitude that is
constantly warned against in the Bible. Of course, it is out of His great mercy that God desires us to keep
focused upon His return. God has designed each one of us with a need for purpose and with eternity in our hearts
(Ecclesiastes 3:11).
Living with the end in mind keeps our purpose well defined.
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We are simply leaders, teachers, and members of the one Body of Christ, who live and work
in the light of Biblical Prophecy, concerning the Second Coming of our Lord Jesus Christ!
in the light of Biblical Prophecy, concerning the Second Coming of our Lord Jesus Christ!
(2)The Point Ministries who once being Gentiles after the flesh and now a part of the wild olive tree grafted into
and supported by the root Israel, we serve the God of Abraham, the ONE true God. The God of Abraham, Isaac,
and Jacob. The God who promised Abraham land that reached as far as he could see, and seed that would be
larger than the sand of the seashores. (a)
The God who promised David that He would build him a house, and raise up a Son to him of whom GOD Himself
would be the Father of. This Son would reign on David’s throne with righteousness and justice. (b)
The Prophets spoke of this Man to come. The Messiah, and when He would rule on the earth as King, established
as God’s Righteous Judge. (c)
We know this Man to be Jesus the Christ, the Son of GOD, who was commissioned by God, to herald the message
of the soon coming Kingdom of GOD. (d)
Jesus the Christ obeyed His Father even unto death, thus provided the atoning sacrifice for man’s sins. Jesus was
raised from the dead, and ascended to the right hand of GOD where He now serves as our High Priest. (e)
And until that time of restoration comes, (f) we are commissioned too – to be Disciples and Ambassadors for Jesus
Christ, preaching and teaching the nations the message of the coming Kingdom of God, and what they must do to
enter it. (g)
We must hold fast the profession of our faith as Abraham did. Not having yet received the promises, but seeing
them afar off, being persuaded of them and embracing them, confessing to be strangers and pilgrims on this
present earth disfigured by sin, we seek that country whose builder and maker is God. (h)
A bright day is coming, a day full of peace, justice, holiness, and unmatched joy. God will send Jesus to earth to
make things right (i).
His Glorified Bride will be assigned positions of authority in His earthly Millennial Kingdom. (j)
During this time, the earth will be restored to paradise—like an antique car restored to its former state of perfection,
the deserts will bloom, weather patterns will be altered, pollution will cease, and famine will be replaced with
abundance. Heaven on earth-this is the Kingdom Of GOD. (k)
Like a Mack truck racing down the highway, there is no stopping the imminent arrival of the Kingdom. God will allow
nothing to thwart His plan for the earth." (l)
(a) Genesis 12:1-3; 13:14-18; Romans 11:11-36; Ephesians 2:1-13 (b) Psalm 89:33-37; Luke 1:31-33; (c) Luke 25-
28; 2 Peter 1:19-21; Isaiah 9:6-7; 11:1-10; (d) Matthew 4:23; (e) Acts 7:55-56; Philippians 2:7-8; Hebrews 4:14-16;
5:8-9; 12:2; (f) Acts 3:21; (g) Matthew 28:18-21; 2 Corinthians 5”17-21; (h) Hebrews 11:8-10,13-16; (i) Psalm 2:7-
9; Revelation 19:15; (j) Revelation 3:21; 20:1-6; (k) Isaiah 65:17-25; (l) Isaiah 43:13; 46:10; 55:11.
and supported by the root Israel, we serve the God of Abraham, the ONE true God. The God of Abraham, Isaac,
and Jacob. The God who promised Abraham land that reached as far as he could see, and seed that would be
larger than the sand of the seashores. (a)
The God who promised David that He would build him a house, and raise up a Son to him of whom GOD Himself
would be the Father of. This Son would reign on David’s throne with righteousness and justice. (b)
The Prophets spoke of this Man to come. The Messiah, and when He would rule on the earth as King, established
as God’s Righteous Judge. (c)
We know this Man to be Jesus the Christ, the Son of GOD, who was commissioned by God, to herald the message
of the soon coming Kingdom of GOD. (d)
Jesus the Christ obeyed His Father even unto death, thus provided the atoning sacrifice for man’s sins. Jesus was
raised from the dead, and ascended to the right hand of GOD where He now serves as our High Priest. (e)
And until that time of restoration comes, (f) we are commissioned too – to be Disciples and Ambassadors for Jesus
Christ, preaching and teaching the nations the message of the coming Kingdom of God, and what they must do to
enter it. (g)
We must hold fast the profession of our faith as Abraham did. Not having yet received the promises, but seeing
them afar off, being persuaded of them and embracing them, confessing to be strangers and pilgrims on this
present earth disfigured by sin, we seek that country whose builder and maker is God. (h)
A bright day is coming, a day full of peace, justice, holiness, and unmatched joy. God will send Jesus to earth to
make things right (i).
His Glorified Bride will be assigned positions of authority in His earthly Millennial Kingdom. (j)
During this time, the earth will be restored to paradise—like an antique car restored to its former state of perfection,
the deserts will bloom, weather patterns will be altered, pollution will cease, and famine will be replaced with
abundance. Heaven on earth-this is the Kingdom Of GOD. (k)
Like a Mack truck racing down the highway, there is no stopping the imminent arrival of the Kingdom. God will allow
nothing to thwart His plan for the earth." (l)
(a) Genesis 12:1-3; 13:14-18; Romans 11:11-36; Ephesians 2:1-13 (b) Psalm 89:33-37; Luke 1:31-33; (c) Luke 25-
28; 2 Peter 1:19-21; Isaiah 9:6-7; 11:1-10; (d) Matthew 4:23; (e) Acts 7:55-56; Philippians 2:7-8; Hebrews 4:14-16;
5:8-9; 12:2; (f) Acts 3:21; (g) Matthew 28:18-21; 2 Corinthians 5”17-21; (h) Hebrews 11:8-10,13-16; (i) Psalm 2:7-
9; Revelation 19:15; (j) Revelation 3:21; 20:1-6; (k) Isaiah 65:17-25; (l) Isaiah 43:13; 46:10; 55:11.
According to one recent survey, there are approximately 100 million American Church members who have
very little to NO understanding of Biblical Prophecy. These Church members are from Replacement
Theology Churches that don’t teach Bible Prophecy and who look at Prophetic scriptures as allegorical and
not literal. Consequently, they do not understand the importance of Israel to the God of Israel or God’s
redemptive plan for Israel and the nations. Sadly, they have no biblical point of reference, or understanding
of the events of Bible Prophecy that are unfolding and controlling our daily lives in this decisive hour.
very little to NO understanding of Biblical Prophecy. These Church members are from Replacement
Theology Churches that don’t teach Bible Prophecy and who look at Prophetic scriptures as allegorical and
not literal. Consequently, they do not understand the importance of Israel to the God of Israel or God’s
redemptive plan for Israel and the nations. Sadly, they have no biblical point of reference, or understanding
of the events of Bible Prophecy that are unfolding and controlling our daily lives in this decisive hour.
The eschatological teachings of (2) The Point are based upon the Pre-Millennial system of the literal interpretation
of the prophetic scriptures.
Eschatology - (ess-ka-tol-ogy) means the study of last things. Most of the biblical information about the future
centers around the wrap-up of human history and eternity-the last things of humanity’s time line.
Millennium
This theological term is from the Latin mille (Thousand), and annum (Year), or the Greek word Chiliasm (A
Thousand). The Millennium indicates Christ’s future one thousand year reign on earth-His Kingdom rule over Israel
(Matthew 1:1; 9:27; 12:23; 21:9,15; Luke 1:31-33; Daniel 2:44; Revelation 5:4,5; Genesis 49:8-10; Isaiah 9:6-7; 11:
1-10; Revelation chapter 20). The disciples asked, “Lord will you at this time restore the Kingdom to Israel?” (Acts 1:
6; see Matthew 19:28 where it is called the regeneration. Also see Luke 22:28-30, and Acts 3:18-21 where it is
called the restoration of all things. See also Romans 8:16-25; Revelation 3:21).
Pre-Millennialism
This scriptural teaching holds that Christ will return to earth, literally and bodily (Acts 1:7-12; Zechariah 14:1-9),
before the Millennial Age begins and that by His Presence, a Kingdom will be instituted over which He will reign. In
this Kingdom all of Israel’s everlasting covenants will be fulfilled. It will continue for a thousand years after which the
Kingdom will be given by the Son to the Father when it will merge with His Eternal Kingdom composed of the new
heavens and the new earth. (Revelation 11:15; 20:1-7; 1 Corinthians 15:24-28; Revelation Chapter 21)
of the prophetic scriptures.
Eschatology - (ess-ka-tol-ogy) means the study of last things. Most of the biblical information about the future
centers around the wrap-up of human history and eternity-the last things of humanity’s time line.
Millennium
This theological term is from the Latin mille (Thousand), and annum (Year), or the Greek word Chiliasm (A
Thousand). The Millennium indicates Christ’s future one thousand year reign on earth-His Kingdom rule over Israel
(Matthew 1:1; 9:27; 12:23; 21:9,15; Luke 1:31-33; Daniel 2:44; Revelation 5:4,5; Genesis 49:8-10; Isaiah 9:6-7; 11:
1-10; Revelation chapter 20). The disciples asked, “Lord will you at this time restore the Kingdom to Israel?” (Acts 1:
6; see Matthew 19:28 where it is called the regeneration. Also see Luke 22:28-30, and Acts 3:18-21 where it is
called the restoration of all things. See also Romans 8:16-25; Revelation 3:21).
Pre-Millennialism
This scriptural teaching holds that Christ will return to earth, literally and bodily (Acts 1:7-12; Zechariah 14:1-9),
before the Millennial Age begins and that by His Presence, a Kingdom will be instituted over which He will reign. In
this Kingdom all of Israel’s everlasting covenants will be fulfilled. It will continue for a thousand years after which the
Kingdom will be given by the Son to the Father when it will merge with His Eternal Kingdom composed of the new
heavens and the new earth. (Revelation 11:15; 20:1-7; 1 Corinthians 15:24-28; Revelation Chapter 21)
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