I agree with this.

Nothing in the Bible indicates a pre-tribulation rapture. That’s just modern church dogma. In my opinion, it grew from a fear and denial that suffering and oppression could ever come against us.

Christians should hope that it does, and that they stand through it! Therein lies the blessing!

Kirk Cameron may be a decent guy, but it doesn’t mean his theology is sound

What seems more likely to me is that once we have prepared the way for the king, through the armies of The Enemy, then He will come and make war with the ones that are beyond us, and establish His throne.

Which is the better story?

I agree with this.

Nothing in the Bible indicates a pre-tribulation rapture. That’s just modern church dogma. In my opinion, it grew from a fear and denial that suffering and oppression could ever come against us.

Christians should hope that it does, and that they stand through it! Therein lies the blessing!

Kirk Cameron may be a decent guy, but it doesn’t mean his theology is sound

What seems more likely to me is that once we have prepared the way for the king, through the armies of The Enemy, then He will come and make war with the ones that are beyond us, and establish His throne.

I agree with this.

Nothing in the Bible indicates a pre-tribulation rapture. That’s just modern church dogma. In my opinion, it grew from a fear and denial that suffering and oppression could ever come against us.

Christians should hope that it does, and that they stand through it! Therein lies the blessing!

Kirk Cameron may be a decent guy, but it doesn’t mean his theology is sound.