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Matthew 24 as History

2025-03-27T09:55:15+00:00

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Description: Matthew 24 as History: Christians have awaited Christ’s return with expectant hearts, searching current events for signs of His imminent appearance. But what if Jesus already fulfilled His promise to return “in this generation”?

This groundbreaking exploration of Matthew 24 uncovers a provocative possibility: the Jewish-Roman War of 67-70 CE perfectly fulfilled Jesus’ prophecies about the Second Temple’s destruction, the Abomination of Desolation, and His Second Coming. Drawing on extensive historical documentation from Josephus and biblical parallels, this presentation challenges conventional eschatology by revealing how Jewish revolutionaries (not Romans) committed the Abomination when they occupied the Temple, how Christians fled Jerusalem exactly as instructed, and how Rome's siege weapons created a phenomenon where watchmen cried out “THE SON COMETH!” as 100-pound stones hurtled toward the city.

Even skeptics like C.S. Lewis and Bertrand Russell recognized Jesus explicitly promised to return within His disciples’ generation. Could our endless waiting reflect not God’s delay, but our failure to recognize a promise already kept? Discover how this Atavist perspective might transform your understanding of Christ’s faithfulness and the nature of His kingdom.

No Call, No Show

2025-03-25T14:37:25+00:00

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Description: What if the greatest 'no show' in history wasn't a no-show at all? Explore the provocative idea that Jesus actually kept His promise to return within His disciples' generation—documented not just in Scripture but by skeptical Roman historians. This talk challenges two millennia of assumptions with compelling historical evidence of celestial armies, apocalyptic events, and fulfilled prophecies occurring precisely when and how Jesus said they would. Discover why Christians living in the pivotal years of 62-136 CE weren't disappointed by broken promises, but were witnesses to the very events modern believers are still waiting for. It's time to ask: Are we still staring down an empty street, waiting for a bus that came and went centuries ago?

If Jesus is the Son of God, What Does That Mean?

2025-03-06T01:24:07+00:00

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Description:If Jesus is the Son of God, What Does That Mean? offers a profound yet accessible exploration of Christianity's central mystery. This exceptional talk gently bridges the theological gap between Islamic and Christian understandings with remarkable clarity and deep respect.

With scholarly precision and heartfelt sincerity, Mountjoy unveils the true nature of the Injeel—a divine gift freely given that can never be earned through human effort. He masterfully explains how Jesus's sonship reveals God's very nature rather than suggesting physical procreation or polytheism, addressing misconceptions with patience and wisdom.

The presentation powerfully emphasizes salvation's core truth: our holy God demands perfect righteousness, which we cannot achieve ourselves. Nothing but the precious blood of Jesus Christ of Nazareth can wash away our sins, iniquities, and transgressions. As Scripture affirms, no person will enter God's presence without being cleansed by the Lamb's blood—a gift offered freely through grace yet purchased at infinite cost.

For both Christians seeking deeper understanding and Muslims exploring Christian concepts, this compassionate, thoughtful talk illuminates the path to reconciliation with our Creator through the Son who bridges the infinite gap between divine holiness and human sinfulness. A transformative message of hope delivered with wisdom and grace.

The Expanding Roll, Pitch, and Yaw

2025-03-05T19:06:35+00:00

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Description:The Roll, Pitch, and Expanding Yaw, The Dynamics of How and Why Full Preterism is an Ideology Out of Control. This groundbreaking new work offers a compelling analysis of Full Preterism's trajectory and its implications for Christian faith and practice in the 21st century.

Using the physics of aircraft dynamics as a powerful metaphor, Mountjoy reveals how this theological movement has drifted from its moorings, creating dangerous instability for believers. Just as an aircraft depends on balanced control of roll, pitch, and yaw to maintain flight stability, Mountjoy argues that Full Preterism has lost its equilibrium by focusing intensely on prophetic fulfillment while neglecting the practical ministry that such fulfillment should inspire.

What you'll discover:

How the narrow focus on AD 70 misses the rich historical tapestry of events between 70-136 CE that proves crucial to understanding biblical prophecy
Why the movement's intellectual pursuits have failed to produce vibrant communities of faith
The human cost of a theology disconnected from practical ministry and pastoral care
How inherited theological "design flaws" have created systemic blind spots in interpreting Scripture
A surprising new perspective on the Parousia that spans over seven decades

Whether you're a pastor, theological student, or simply someone interested in the intersection of eschatology and church practice, this book offers invaluable insights into maintaining balanced Christian community while engaging with prophetic texts.

Israelite Cosmology Without Apology or Shame

2025-03-02T11:44:06+00:00

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Description: This talk, "Israelite Cosmology Without Apology or Shame," presents a contrarian perspective challenging modern astronomical models in favor of a literal biblical cosmology that depicts Earth as stationary with celestial bodies moving above it. The presenter argues that observable phenomena actually support the biblical model while highlighting contradictions in conventional scientific explanations.

The talk examines several key arguments: the physics of motion (using a carnival merry-go-round analogy to question how airplanes function on a rotating Earth), water distribution (questioning why equatorial regions aren't submerged due to centrifugal force), and the identical east-to-west motion patterns of both Sun and Moon (arguing this suggests they move similarly rather than differently as modern astronomy claims).

The presentation cites NASA documents that reportedly used "flat, non-rotating Earth" calculations for aircraft studies, discusses the Moon's shadow patterns during quarter phases as evidence against its spherical nature, and suggests that biblical cosmological descriptions aren't primitive misunderstandings but accurate observations that align with everyday experience. The talk concludes by suggesting Christians need not apologize for or reinterpret biblical cosmology, but should instead confidently embrace it as a more coherent model than modern scientific theories. Click here to read the relevant document of NASA's own claims: https://ntrs.nasa.gov/api/citations/19890005752/downloads/19890005752.pdf

The Boy Who Cried 'Wolf!'

2025-03-02T11:21:05+00:00

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Description: This talk, "The Boy Who Cried Wolf," examines the credibility crisis facing church leaders who discover historical evidence suggesting Jesus' prophecies about His return were fulfilled in the first century (62-136 CE). The presentation argues that Jesus and the apostles consistently emphasized immediate fulfillment to their generation, not distant future events.

The speaker shares their personal journey from believing in Dispensational Premillennialism to discovering historical evidence that suggests the prophecies were fulfilled exactly when and how Jesus said they would be. The talk examines the human cost of repeated false prophetic alarms throughout history, from medieval European panic to modern American prophecy movements led by figures like William Miller, Ellen G. White, and Charles Taze Russell.

The presentation addresses the difficult position of ministers who recognize this historical truth but hesitate to share it for fear of disrupting their congregations' faith and lives, especially those who've made significant life decisions based on end-times teachings. It concludes with gentle guidance for pastors to approach this subject with wisdom, patience, and grace, acknowledging that God's truth unfolds gradually through careful study rather than dramatic revelation.

The Beauty of Holiness

2025-03-02T10:25:49+00:00

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Description: This talk explores "The Beauty of Holiness" as a transformative approach to everyday Christian living. It positions holiness not as a burdensome set of rules but as an invitation to experience God's transforming presence in daily life. The presentation moves from the inner heart transformation to its outward expression through forgiveness, loving enemies, and developing the fruit of the Spirit.

The speaker uses personal stories, including a powerful example of forgiving a neighbor who damaged his home's front door, only to have that same neighbor later help during a medical emergency. The talk addresses the challenging heights of holiness, particularly regarding anger and forgiveness, acknowledging how difficult yet essential these aspects are to Christian character.

Throughout, the message emphasizes that true holiness attracts rather than repels, naturally expressing Christ's character through transformed lives. The talk concludes by framing holiness not as a standard to achieve through human effort, but as a beautiful life to receive and share with others, reflecting God's glory rather than bringing attention to oneself.

The Hebrew Milieu of the Acts of the Apostles

2025-03-02T08:45:40+00:00

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Description: This talk examines the historical development of Christianity from 33-62 CE as documented in the Book of Acts, placing it firmly within its authentic Second Temple Jewish context. The presentation challenges common interpretations by demonstrating how Luke's account shows continuous prophetic fulfillment rather than postponement or instantaneous completion.

The narrative traces how these new kids on the block—the early Christians—navigated the complex religious landscape of the Second Temple period, operating within established Jewish frameworks while gradually expanding beyond Jerusalem's walls. St. Luke's meticulous historical method provides exceptional chronological precision, documenting the movement's progression through three distinct phases while maintaining its thoroughly Hebrew character.

The talk emphasizes how Acts functions as a chronological bridge leading directly to the climactic events of 67-70 CE, when the abomination of desolation occurred in the Second Temple. It highlights the significance of the Hasmon-Herodian-Sadducean power structure as the true fourth kingdom of Daniel's vision, rather than Rome itself, illuminating how the narrative sets the stage for the coming judgment on the Second Temple system.

All credit for this historical understanding belongs to St. Luke's extraordinarily precise record-keeping, which creates an unbroken narrative chain connecting Jesus' ministry directly to the events that would transform Judaism forever.

New Testament Beliefs and Teachings

2025-01-17T12:47:19+00:00

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Description: A comprehensive reference manual exploring the foundational beliefs of early Christianity, “New Testament Beliefs and Teachings” will serve as an essential resource for Atavist leaders and students. The guide will provide scholarly yet accessible insights into the historical existence of Jesus Christ, offering rigorous evidential proofs of His crucifixion and resurrection within the complex social world of first-century Judaism.

Designed as a concise yet thorough toolkit, the manual will systematically examine key theological domains: the distinctive “Eighth Day” worship, New Testament cosmology, the nature of spiritual beings, human sinfulness, and early Christian eschatological perspectives. By anchoring these discussions in historical context - particularly the world of Caiaphas, Annas, and the Herodian dynasty - the reference will bridge academic precision with practical understanding.

The manual aims to equip Atavist officials, apologists, and student leaders with a robust framework for explaining Christianity’s origins, theological foundations, and historical authenticity. It will provide clear, evidence-based explanations that illuminate the social, political, and religious dynamics of the era, making complex theological concepts accessible and meaningful.

The Hebrew Milieu of the Gospels: Understanding the Synoptics and John

2025-01-14T22:40:00+00:00

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Description: Imagine the Gospels as an ancient radio transmission, long believed to be static-filled and incomprehensible. This book is like finding the perfect decoder—suddenly, what was once a jumble of indistinct sounds transforms into a crystal-clear, pulse-pounding narrative. It’s as if we’ve been reading a play about a volcano while completely missing that the ground was literally shaking beneath the characters’ feet.

The author argues that we’ve been looking at these sacred texts through generations of accumulated dust—religious interpretations that have slowly obscured the original, razor-sharp context. It’s like trying to understand a heated family argument by reading a sanitized, third-hand account written decades later, instead of listening to the raw, emotional voices in the room.

Picture the Gospels as a complex tapestry where every thread—the Pharisees, Sadducees, Zealots, and early Christians—is vibrating with tension, expectation, and revolutionary potential. Each group is like a different instrument in an orchestra, all playing their own tune, creating a cacophony of religious and political passion that’s been flattened into a bland, one-note melody by centuries of removed interpretation.

The book promises to restore the original soundtrack—to help readers hear the actual voices, feel the actual heat, understand the actual stakes of this moment in history. It’s not just about religious texts; it’s about understanding how beliefs, politics, and human passion collide in a moment of profound transformation.

Imagine being transported back to a time when every religious debate could spark a revolution, when every interpretation of scripture could mean the difference between liberation and destruction. The Gospels aren’t just sacred writings—they’re dispatches from a world on the brink of catastrophic change, where words could topple empires and reshape entire civilizations.

This isn’t just historical analysis—it’s historical resurrection. The author is essentially performing historical CPR, breathing life back into texts that have been lying still, stripped of their original context, for centuries.