Why Are You Premillennial? | Abner Chou & Costi Hinn

In this video, Abner Chou, president of The Master's University and Seminary, shares with Costi Hinn why he holds to a premillennial view of eschatology and addresses the common caricatures of this viewpoint.

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[Jenna-ojjd]

I had no idea what this even meant until I watched this video. Born again two years now and the Lord has blessed me with so much knowledge and understanding. I enjoyed this video. Thank you and glory to the King, Jesus Christ.

[lindadevito]

My brother introduced me to both of these great teachers, thank you and God bless you for your teachings

[dandricchikote]

Excellent. I appreciated this dialogue between Chou and Hinn. The elephant in the room is the fact that Israel is a nation today. (Rom. 11 and NO, I would say very few Jews are believers today - but you got to have a nation before you have a Remnant. (Zech. 13:8)  
I could possibly see embracing an a- or postmil position before 1948. But once God (who is sovereign over all things) brought Israel back on the scene (against all odds) it's beyond me why any non premil didn't completely abandon that ship.

[brentmccain]

Dr. Chou! One of our favorites! As the dad of two Master's U online students, Dr. Chou has become very dear to us. Not only through the university and the prof's who teach, but Dr. Chou's classes and his leadership have been used by God to sanctify my family. Master's U is a "must go to" school. Thanks, Costi, and thank you Dr. Chou.

[roxanaswart]

That was such a clear biblical answer to something that's important and can cause such division. Thank you from South Africa

[garyjames-ijfr]

That was an interesting discussion. “We should all be learning together.” How true.

[bobiggy]

Fantastic Biblical explanation of Pre Mil/Disp, brothers Abner and Costi! Thank you much!✝️📖 Glory to Yahweh!

[shelbymoon]

I’m Postmillennial, but I appreciate our brother’s love for Christ and his word. I agree that we all want to continue to learn together. Come, Lord Jesus.

[DipsyDoodleDaisy]

Thank you for this clarity and…not playing background music.

[NeighterAde]

so clear and succinct. Thank you Dr Chou.

[robertsisk]

Thank You Costi. This is such a good topic. I have been milling over this very topic for the past few years. Helps clarify some things.

[alanmunch]

This is very interesting. I’m in the UK, and here and in Europe most “reformed” Christians and Protestant denominations are ‘by default’ amillennial. Those who are reformed seem unaware that it’s even possible to be premillennial, to believe that God still has promises to fulfil towards Israel, to think Jesus will literally reign on earth from Jerusalem, etc. Sadly, it shows they don’t study the Scriptures for themselves, and are not open to learn.

[trojangpete]

Dr. Chou! Definitely more than meets the eye.

[Fairford]

Fantastic teaching! I’m saving this video on my YouTube account. I passed this teaching on to a friend of mine who is a-mil.

[TonyW_]

I disagree with you guys but still love the gospel you preach!

[jeanferraru]

Amen brother,
Praise the Lord ..i belive what you belive !!🙏🤗

[NoahFred]

You should have Sam Waldron on and let him give you his position from the Amillennialism point of view

[truthblitz]

Just joined your channel. What an amazing and even encouraging message! This was a fantastic video and worth every second!!!

[troyanderson]

I appreciate the humble presentation. It is interesting that Daniel, among many other passages, showed me the major flaws in dispensational premil eschatology. That being said, thank you for sharing your perspective.

[Tommy-eshp]

I appreciate and respect and love all of my brothers and sisters and can't wait to see you all on the new earth! I am however, hesitant to say that any one theory is wholly true and correct....history supports this understanding. Given this pattern of errant methodology I urge you all to walk humbly and mercifully when approaching this ambiguous, yet very important doctrine of eschatology. Spread the gospel! I love you all!