M. Wiley Wilson
Examining scripture to properly interpret it. “Study and do your best to present yourself to God approved, a workman tested by trial who has no reason to be ashamed, accurately handling and skillfully teaching the word of truth.” (2 Timothy 2:15).
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The Kingdom Connection: Love as Royal Ethics
Matthew 7:12 (LSB): “Therefore, in all things, whatever you want people to do for you, so do for them, for this is the Law and the Prophets.”
In the Sermon on the Mount, Jesus delivers this concise yet profound command as the capstone of e...
Article 7 of 7 | The Cosmic Coup | The Consummation
The Story Doesn’t End with a Rescue — It Ends with a Reign
Thesis: History is not winding down — it is winding up to the full and final revelation of the Kingdom that was won at the Cross.
We live in the most dramatic chapter of the...
Article 6 of 7 — The Cosmic Coup — The Church
You Didn’t Join a Club. You Enlisted in an Army.
Thesis: The Church is not a gathering of people waiting to escape — it is the occupying force of the Kingdom, tasked with enforcing the victory of the Cosmic Coup.
For much of its his...
Article 5 of 7 — The Cosmic Coup — The Ascension
He Didn’t Just Rise — He Reigned
Thesis: The Ascension is the most overlooked event in Christian theology — and the most politically explosive moment in cosmic history.
In most Christian traditions, the Ascension gets approximately...
Article 4 of 7 — Cosmic Coup — The Resurrection
The Stone Was Rolled Away, and History Was Rewritten
Thesis: The Resurrection is not simply proof that Jesus was divine — it is the public announcement that the coup succeeded.
Three days. The occupying powers must have believed tho...
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