Purpose and Goals

Premise
God is not the author of confusion (1 Cor. 14:33). Therefore, it is not the character or the nature of God to have included in His Word any content that would create confusion, divisiveness and ambivalence among Christians, and between Jews and Christians, concerning end-time Bible prophecy (at least 25% of the Bible's content). Furthermore, the trail of sensational and failed predictions of end-saying pundits has discredited the gospel and hamstrung the effectiveness of the Church. Surely, we have misconstrued the facts. And, indeed, we have. There is a serious need to re-examine what the Bible really says, and does not say.

Philosophy
The 16th-century Reformers said it well: "The church is reformed and always reforming." We turn-of-the-millennium moderns in the Church have not reached the point where reform is no longer needed. The embarrassing and perplexing field of end-time Bible prophecy, or eschatology (the study of last things), is a prime area needing reform. It's ripe. And, the time is now to bring accountability into its study, honestly face its problems, and finally resolve its issues, which have been hanging for centuries.

Goals
PRESENT the ultimate apologetic (defense) for the historical biblical faith - the literal, exact, chronological and sequential fulfillment of Daniel's two time prophecies in complete harmony with the plain, face-value meaning of all New Testament time and imminency statements - no gaps, no delays, no artificial or imposed gimmicks. (Dan. 9:24-27; 12:4, 7, 11-12)

RECONCILE the Church's categorization system of confusing and conflicting end-time positions by a solution of synthesis - keeping the strengths of the four major positions and dumping their weaknesses [preterist, amillennial, postmillennial, premillennial]. (2 Cor. 5:18-19; 1 Thess. 5:13; 1 Pet. 3:11)

STRENGTHEN the case for biblical inerrancy by removing the discrediting dilemma of "non - occurrence" - Jesus' supposed "failure" to come again and finish the work He started. (John. 9:4; 17:4)

FACILITATE the ongoing expansion of God's eternal and completed kingdom. (Matt. 6:33)

ENCOURAGE a positive worldview of the future and the Church's dynamic role in the world God so loves. (John 3:16-17)

PROMOTE the beauty of a "once-for-all-delivered" faith (Jude 3) -  not one with more yet-to-be-delivered, yet one with great unrealized potential.

IGNITE" The Prophecy Reformation" movement with the cry of "once for all delivered - a corollary to the Protestant Reformation's cry of "the just shall live by faith." (Rom. 1:17; Hab. 2:4)

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