Daniel’s “Final Week” (70th Week) Has ALREADY Been Fulfilled

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Aussie52 said:
Nothing diminishes the need for genuine revival like dispensationalism with its pessimistic outlook. Show me a Church that majors on dispensationalism and I will show you a Church that never sees revival or any kind of move of the Spirit. Denying the need for a baptism with the Holy Spirit, they by and large are powerless and unsanctified, believing they got it all at conversion. While arguing over minor points of prophecy and the making of charts, most are indifferent to the needs of a world heading to Hell.
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What? On the contrary, nobody is more futurist dispensationalist than me.

And I am literally on street corners pleading for people to receive their Savior for remission of sins. Now. Without delay. Before the harpazo ends this age of grace.
 
cv5 said:
What? On the contrary, nobody is more futurist dispensationalist than me.

And I am literally on street corners pleading for people to receive their Savior for remission of sins. Now. Without delay. Before the harpazo ends this age of grace.
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I appreciate there are exceptions, but the majority of dispensational church don't see revival as their theology discounts the possibility. Because they believe they are in the Laodicean period of church history, where all we can expect is lukewarm Christians till Christ returns. Also, they quench the Holy Spirit by denying there is a subsequent infilling or baptism of the Holy Spirit for power and purity for the Christian. They teach that one 'gets it all' at conversion/regeneration and therefore there is nothing more to seek God for. Hence, they rarely if ever, see a move of the Holy Spirit in their midst, because of their dispensational views.
 
Aussie52 said:
I appreciate there are exceptions, but the majority of dispensational church don't see revival as their theology discounts the possibility. Because they believe they are in the Laodicean period of church history, where all we can expect is lukewarm Christians till Christ returns. Also, they quench the Holy Spirit by denying there is a subsequent infilling or baptism of the Holy Spirit for power and purity for the Christian. They teach that one 'gets it all' at conversion/regeneration and therefore there is nothing more to seek God for. Hence, they rarely if ever, see a move of the Holy Spirit in their midst, because of their dispensational views.
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Prejudicial nonsense.
 
cv5 said:
Prejudicial nonsense.
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It is not nonsense. I attend a Church that is heavily dispensational and I know what I am talking about. I see firsthand the fruits of dispensationalism on a weekly basis. Those things that I mentioned are a reality in my Church. I stay there to be a catalyst for prayer and revival and a change in their theology. This I believe is a real possibility, it is no obstacle to the Holy Spirit.
 
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