Michael Penfold explains how Christians should interpret prophetic passages in the Bible, especially those that use figurative language. He discusses the 4 major interpretive eschatological models: preterism, historicism, futurism and idealism, and then asks, “How can we decide which view is correct?” He explains that we should interpret contextually, historically, grammatically, consistently and literally. Listen out for some interesting information about Charlie Kirk. Readings: Rev 1:19, 4:1. (Recorded in Parkview Gospel Hall, Winnipeg, MB, Canada on 21st Dec 2025) Complete…
Michael Penfold opens an 8-part series of sermons on future events (eschatology) by looking at God’s plan for the ages. From the beginning of time to the end of the world, God has divided history into ages/dispensations. These form a framework for implementing his eternal purpose. 4 questions: What are the dispensations/ages? Why do they exist? How do you get 7? Where do they end? (Readings: Luke 16:1-2, Eph 1:9-12, 3:8-12, Heb 9:26. (Recorded in Parkview Gospel Hall, Winnipeg, MB,…
