[TH Spangler]

Everyone, buckle up!

Asking for a friend.

[ATrain]

Did you get raptured???

Crap!

He's a WVU fan. Burning couches aren't falling from heaven, so he's still here.

Atrain do you believe there will be a rapture one day.

I'll put it this way: I don't believe there won't be one, but I am not 100% certain there will be one like I was when Left Behind topped the bestseller lists.

[TH Spangler]

He's a WVU fan. Burning couches aren't falling from heaven, so he's still here.

Atrain do you believe there will be a rapture one day.

I'll put it this way: I don't believe there won't be one, but I am not 100% certain there will be one like I was when Left Behind topped the bestseller lists.

I ask because there are so many "new age" books, churches and teachings these days. Hoping you haven’t been fooled by one. Voddie Baucham told a interesting story at Liberty convocation a couple weeks ago, about a lady he was seated beside on a flight. Its archived, check it out.

Baucham should be on the board of directors at LU. He also has three daughters enrolled in LU online.

Speaking of convocation, what a great man Tony Dungy is. He was awesome also. His is worth a listen also.

[ATrain]

Yes, I think most of us on the message board are well aware of your fascination with Voddy Baucham.

[Ill flame]

As a lutheran it's certainly interesting to see the sometimes wildly different theological perspectives in here.

[stokesjokes]

Atrain do you believe there will be a rapture one day.

I'll put it this way: I don't believe there won't be one, but I am not 100% certain there will be one like I was when Left Behind topped the bestseller lists.

I ask because there are so many "new age" books, churches and teachings these days. Hoping you haven’t been fooled by one. Voddie Baucham told a interesting story at Liberty convocation a couple weeks ago, about a lady he was seated beside on a flight. Its archived, check it out.

Baucham should be on the board of directors at LU. He also has three daughters enrolled in LU online.

Speaking of convocation, what a great man Tony Dungy is. He was awesome also. His is worth a listen also.

I'd caution against staking this warning on a teaching that itself is less than 200 years old. I'm not saying that makes it wrong, but not something worth drawing a line in the sand around.

[TH Spangler]

As a lutheran it's certainly interesting to see the sometimes wildly different theological perspectives in here.

Best friend is a very conservative Catholic. Seems they say "we will be caught up". Whatever you call it, be ready it will happen quickly.

[thepostman]

Expect it when you least expect it. Studying it is one thing. Arguing about it and making it some kind of indicator of one's salvation is a dangerous slippery slope.