In this engaging sermon, Pastor Partridge dives deep into the eschatological framework of partial preterism, presenting it as the key piece that completes the prophetic puzzle of the Bible. He explains how many of the dramatic prophecies in Matthew 24—along with passages from Revelation, Daniel, and other parts of the New Testament—were not forecasts of a future apocalypse, but predictions of events that culminated in the destruction of Jerusalem in 70 AD. Drawing on historical evidence, scriptural exegesis, and insights from early church fathers and reformers, Pastor Partridge contrasts the traditional futurist view with the hopeful perspective of partial preterism. He argues that understanding this past fulfillment liberates believers to embrace the victorious and ongoing reign of Christ in a transformed kingdom. Join us for a thought-provoking exploration that challenges conventional interpretations and encourages optimism for the church's enduring triumph.
