Some people are ready for Christ to return or call them home, and some are not. Some people are living for themselves but think they are saved, while others are humbly living their life for God’s glory. In the parable of “The Ten Virgins” Jesus arrests the eternal perspective of His audience by showcasing how once the Lord returns, it will be too late to be saved. Today is the day of salvation.

In this video, Abner Chou, president of The Master's University and Seminary, shares with Costi Hinn why he holds a dispensational view and addresses the common caricatures associated with this viewpoint.

In this video, Abner Chou, president of The Master's University and Seminary, shares with Costi Hinn why he holds to a premillennial view of eschatology and addresses the common caricatures of this viewpoint.

Revelation 20 speaks of a thousand years in which Satan is bound and Christ reigns. This passage, among other biblical texts, has created debate as to how to interpret this millennium. In this video, Nathan LeMasterAssistant Professor of Old Testament at The Master's Seminary, outlines the three major views of the millennium and what they mean for the church.

With the world darkening every day, believers cling to the hope of the Savior’s return. In this video, Anthony Wood from Mission Bible Church explains why Christ has yet to come back and what the Christian is called to do in the meantime.