Church Age
The Church Age is a unique dispensation in God's plan for history, revealed to Paul alone by the Holy Spirit. It is the period of time between the first and second coming of Jesus Christ, during which the kingdom of God is entered by faith.
What is the Church Age and how does it relate to God's plan for history?
Questions on this topic
- How was the Spirit's OT ministry different from His Church Age ministry?The Basics · Lesson 1–4: The Power—The Holy Spirit
- What is the Church Age and how does it relate to God's plan for history?The Basics
- Who is forming and empowering the Church?The Basics
- What is the love of Christ, and how does it relate to believers in the Church Age?The Basics
See also — other questions tagged with this topic
- What does the Bible teach about the Kingdom of Israel?The Basics · Lesson 1–3: The Provision—The Cross
- What is the indwelling of the Holy Spirit?The Basics
- What does the Bible teach about the Age of Israel?The Basics
- What is the difference between the kingdom of Israel and the kingdom of God?The Basics · Lesson 5–5: The Prospect—The Rapture
- Why was the establishment of the kingdom of Israel postponed?The Basics · Lesson 5–5: The Prospect—The Rapture
- With what are the “mystery doctrines” concerned? To whom were these doctrines revealed?The Basics · Lesson 5–5: The Prospect—The Rapture
- Draw a timeline to illustrate four dispensations of human history, giving the name of each dispensation and portions of Scripture in which each dispensation is described.The Basics · Lesson 5–5: The Prospect—The Rapture
- What does the Bible teach about the Kingdom of God?The Basics · Lesson 5–5: The Prospect—The Rapture
- What is the Holy Spirit?The Basics
- Who is Jesus Christ?The Basics
- What does the Bible teach about Israel?The Basics