Webcasts
If It's New-Is It True?
By staff writer, May 21, 2003

In this May 21th webcast, Tim King launches a new series that critiques the Premillennial Dispensational arguments against fulfilled prophecy. Responding to a quote by Tommy Ice, King cites Millard Erickson, a premillennial scholar, that acknowledges that "dispensationalism" was not taught by the church fathers. Erickson rightfully acknowledges any progress in theology must build on the grammatical historical reading of the Bible, a method that emerged after the Protestant reformation.

This webcast is part one of a series that King has launched responding to "The End Times Controversy"--a recent book from the premillennial framework that argues against fulfillment of Scripture. King is spending several webcasts critiquing the premises of the "catastrophic" millennial defense.