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live show. I am Pastor Joel Webin with Right Response Ministries. And we do this every Monday,

usually at 2 p.m. Central, we're a little bit early today.

Just because of scheduling conflicts.

But what I want to discuss is the post-millennial view of the rapture.

I've had some people ask, you know, well, do post-millennelians even believe in a rapture?

What is their view of the rapture?

You know, I was thinking just last night in our Sunday evening service at Covenant Bible Church, where I pastor in central

Texas. We were singing, wow, what was the song? Blessed assurance. Blessed assurance,

Jesus is mine. Oh, what a foretaste. And so we're singing that,

and there was one particular verse in the song that says visions of rapture. I think it's visions

of rapture burst into sight. And I was thinking, you know, I probably need to explain this even to

my congregation sometime soon because, you know, we're singing this and everyone, you know, in probably need to explain this even to my congregation sometime soon because, you know,

we're singing this and everyone, you know, in the congregation knows that I'm post-millennial

and most of the members of the church are also in their eschatology post-millennial. And here we

are singing this song that has the word rapture in it, you know, that, and they're probably, you know,

like can a post-millennial sing this song,

which I believe they can because it's not specific. It doesn't say a secret rapture.

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