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As mentioned previously, Things That Differ: The Fundamentals of Dispensationalism by C. R. Stam is an excellent place to start.

Will Duffy preached a series related to this very topic:

I don't really recommend learning what Mid-Acts Dispensationalists believe from a Catholic, but rather from MADs themselves. Supra, as per my previous post. Except that that's what it shows, whether they went outside of Jerusalem or not. Not that the Bible is wrong, just that such missions...

Liar. I remember the very discussion you and I were having a while back where I acknowledged that some of the Twelve had gone on mission trips to other parts of the world, and that I specifically pointed out that even though they did go, the Bible mentions it hardly at all, and for a reason. It...

No worries! Good! Acts 2 dispensationalism. Not good. Also consider Things That Differ: The Fundamentals of Dispensationalism by Cornelius R. Stam. Excellent! Consider this: God went to a gentile, and out of the gentiles, separated for Himself a man whose descendants would...

What you said completely dismissed literally everything I had just said. What are you talking about? I asked you first. Ok. You'd think that if they were divvying up the world, the majority of it would go to the Twelve, and Paul would get a small portion to go to. But the complete...

As if that means anything at all other than "but I'm right and just going to ignore everything you just said." Why do you assume I am? What if you're not paying enough attention to the Scripture? What I'm the Berean, and you're just you're typical "random Bible verse in the morning" kind of...

Except when it's among only women...

@Derf have you even considered the possibility that you're letting your doctrine interpret scripture, rather than letting scripture inform/mold your doctrine? Because stuff like this: ...requires some pretty serious cognitive dissonance to be able to continue to insist that scripture doesn't...

Not what I said. Please pay attention. And then later, Judas killed himself, and so his office was empty. Thus, in Acts 1, almost immediately after Jesus' ascension, they chose someone to fill that role. You'd think if Jesus didn't want Matthias as the one to fill the role, He would have made...

No one should be putting women in the pulpit to begin with. As you said, no church should have to change their leadership because a few members dislike their gender or race.

Begging the question. Homosexuals do not have the right to be homosexual. No, that's the government's job. I have an obligation to judge with righteous judgement. Prejudism IS discrimination, Me personally, no, but the Government does. Fair. I promote and advocate for the government...

Not a single line of this comports with what Scripture says. 1) Israel is called a congregation. This congregation is not the same as the congregation of the believers in the Body of Christ. The Body of Christ are those who have put their faith in Jesus Christ as lord and Savior. Israel was to...

Being numbered among a group means that you are part of that group. I'm not making an appeal to popularity, if that's what you're thinking. I'm saying that Peter Do you not remember what Jesus said? “Assuredly, I say to you, whatever you bind on earth will be bound in heaven, and whatever...

So what? "He was numbered with the eleven apostles" is explicit. He's part of that group of apostles, the TWELVE Apostles who will sit upon TWELVE thrones over the TWELVE tribes of Israel in the coming Kingdom in the New Jerusalem which has TWELVE gates. When the Bible says something specific...

Have you even bothered to read Acts 1? It's not an assumption that Paul isn't of the Twelve. It's a matter of fact. The one who filled Judas's position was Matthias. "He was numbered with the eleven apostles" is pretty explicit...

That's a very subjective stance to take.

Which church? One of them is Israel. The other is not. B57 commits the fallacy of begging the question because his beliefs won't let him see both of them, only one.

Sharia law (as a whole) is unjust. Do you know what the punishment is for theft according to the Bible? Do you know what it is according to Sharia law? Forget the other two crimes, for a moment. I can tell you right now, one is just, one is unjust. There is no such thing as "OT Laws" or...

Except that as a Christian, I am called to promote Godliness and righteousness, and condemn wickedness and evil. Homosexuality is/was a crime, punishable by death, not because society deemed it should be, but because God said so. You must have missed my previous post. Here, allow me to...