Millennium Tag

December 26, 1999

The Man Who Divided History

How in the world did we even get our calendar that brings up this idea of 1999 and 2000? Man developed the calendar. Our calendar is not anything instituted by God; it was developed, and by the way, redeveloped and redeveloped and redeveloped by man.

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December 19, 1999

God’s Impeccable Sense of Timing

Timing is everything. Those of you that invest in the stock market, you know it’s not so much what you buy or sell, it’s when you buy or sell. Timing is more important than time. Today, we’re going to learn about God’s perfect sense of timing.

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April 10, 1994

What’s a Millennium, Anyway?

Have we ever lived in a world and do we live in a world right now where all the governments of the world are upon the shoulders of Jesus? When the Security Council of the United Nations meets in New York do they fall on their knees and say, “Lord Jesus, this is your world and what do you want us to do”? Of course not. That hasn’t happened yet–but it will! Why do you think Jesus told us to pray in the Lord’s Prayer, “Thy Kingdom come on earth as it is in heaven?” I believe the Bible teaches the time will come when Jesus will live and reign on Earth and we’re going to reign with him!

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February 7, 1993

Preview of the Revelation

The word of God, the Bible, is a total completion; it is a unit. It is not 66 disjointed books. There is a marvelous unity to the word of God that begins with the book of Genesis and ends with the book of Revelation. Even though they were written thousands of years apart, Genesis and Revelation are sister books. For instance, in Genesis we read about the creation of the first heaven and the first earth. The Bible says, “In the beginning God created the heavens and the earth.” In Revelation, the first heaven and the first earth pass away and we read about the creation of the new heaven and the new earth. That’s the parallel.

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