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Armageddon Is Not A Battle Plan: What Revelation Actually Says — And Why It Matters Right Now

...a reading Eusebius shares in his Church History. R.C. Sproul, in The Last Days According to Jesus, represents the same broad tradition in more accessible modern form. The Church, in other words, is that stone: spreading through the empire not by force of arms but by the quiet, unstoppable advance of the Gospel, dismantling Rome’s claims to ultimate authority by proclaiming the truth about the True God. All three layers are real. All three are present in the text. And none of them require a future literal battle at Megiddo to complete the picture. When military commanders invoke Revelation to tell service members that a president has been “anointed by Jesus...