Dr. Ted Horton

A Much Needed Teaching

Revisado: 12-22-20

Peter and Paul warned their readers of false teachers.  One does not have to look very far today to find a slew of professing Christians teaching false doctrine and heresy.  These teachings are going to carry on after the Lord has come for His Church – leaving a false message of salvation for the lost.  This is a matter that should greatly concern the Church. 
 
In Tribulation Salvation - Jesus Still Saves, Dr. Stauffer uses the Word of God to answer those who would pervert the Gospel, while answering many questions relating to the Time of Jacob’s Trouble, commonly referred to as The Tribulation Period. Anyone reading this book who will take the time to study the Scripture presented and allow the Bible to speak for itself on the matter will be greatly benefitted.

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Hard to Take

Revisado: 07-15-19

It’s a great story, just not done well. Maybe it would be more tolerable with a different narrator.

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An Interesting Theory

Revisado: 07-15-19

The narration is good and that always makes for an easy listen.

I disagree with the eschatology of the author, but he doesn’t bring it up much or try to force it on you. He presents his case and much, if not all, of his theories presented can fit into a pretrib view as well. Worth a listen or two if you dig eschatology.

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A Decent Work on Prayer

Revisado: 07-15-19

Miller offer some helpful ideas regarding prayer. The narrator was not my favorite; he sounded a little on the whiny side. Overall, a decent book and worth a listen.

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Wonderful Book!

Revisado: 07-15-19

The narration is done perfectly and brings Spurgeon’s humour out nicely. It also gives an interesting look at his thought processes on preaching while offering some helpful insight.

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Exegetically and Hermeneutically Sound; A+

Revisado: 07-15-19

Dr. Stauffer has written several books on weighty matters of doctrine, but always manages to write them in a way that the layperson can easily understand.

This is a sound addition to the ongoing debate regarding the timing of Christ’s PROMISED return for His Church. The Bride of Christ enduring any of “Jacob’s Trouble” is simply not scriptural. It’s also neither blessed nor is it something to be hoped for. The Perfect Bridegroom will simply not subject His Bride to that. Furthermore, the Church is NEVER told to look for the Antichrist; our continual admonition is to be watching for Jesus. That is the next event on our calendar.

Dr. Stauffer does a phenomenal job in illustrating the case made for the Pretribulation Rapture that the Apostle Paul described in his letter to the Thessalonian Church. I highly recommend this to anyone seeking to learn more about God’s plan for the Church in the end times.

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Great Follow Up to the Original

Revisado: 07-17-17

Volumes 1 & 2 cover a great deal of our history. Bennett does a great job in presenting the facts in an interesting manner. Highly recommended.

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Trying to make it all fit...

Revisado: 04-12-16

The book started off interestingly enough. Is the cosmogony described in Genesis 1 material or merry functional? But as the story continues we see that the author is merely trying to bend Scripture to accommodate it to the particular cosmology that happens to be in fashion at the time.

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