The false and destructive teaching of Amillennialism robs the believers of their hope in the Lord’s return to establish His 1,000 year kingdom upon this present earth (Rev. 20:1-6). It also turns so much of the Bible into nothing more than symbolic talk, by repudiating the Lord’s promises to Israel and David, found in both the Old and New Testaments, that David’s Son would reign upon the earth forever (2 Sam. 7:12-16; Luke 1:31-33).

Nonetheless, in recent years this teaching has become fashionable among some evangelical Christians, who feel that by accepting it they can present themselves as being more sophisticated than those believers who simply take the Bible as it is written.

So, for the sake of the believers and our hope in the Lord’s return, this false teaching must be exposed for what it really is. That is what we do in this series of episodes on the false teaching of Amillennialism.

P.S.: If you are wondering about the significance of the image used for this series, that is an AI-generated rendering of what Saint Augustine (354-430) might have looked like; it was mainly through his influence that the professing church adopted the teaching of Amillennialism.