A new series on Matthew 24-25, Mark 13, and Luke 21
This series began in a simple way — in a conversation with my brother.
We were talking about the end times, about what Jesus meant on the Mount of Olives, and I found my heart stirred to share what I have come to see more clearly over the years. Not to argue, but to complement. Not to replace what he believes, but to offer another window into the same passage.
I have come to believe, as Scripture says, that Yahweh is good to all — that His grace is not partial, but complete. I call that Impartial Grace. And when I read the Olivet Discourse through that lens, I don’t hear a message of fear or exclusion. I hear a King explaining how God dismantles partial systems to make room for all peoples, how He gathers from the four winds, and how He finally identifies Himself with the least of these.
This series is my attempt to walk through Jesus’ words, verse by verse, with that hope in view. It’s for anyone who has ever wondered if God’s judgment is a dead end, or a doorway. If you have wrestled with prophecy charts, if you have grieved over loved ones, if you have wondered what “always be with the Lord” really means — I invite you to study with me.
My prayer is that you will be encouraged, that you will see Jesus more clearly, and that you will finish with more hope, not less.
“And this gospel of the kingdom will be proclaimed throughout the whole world as a testimony to all nations, and then the end will come.” — Matthew 24:14
