Christian Zionism is the biblical conviction that God’s covenant with the Jewish people is unconditional, irrevocable, and eternal — and that Christians are called by Scripture to bless, pray for, comfort, and stand with Israel. The following articles examine Christian Zionism from every angle: its biblical mandate, its theological foundations, its critics, and its connection to the covenant promises of God.
What is Christian Zionism? A comprehensive biblical definition of the movement, its theological foundations, and why it is rooted not in politics but in the plain reading of God’s Word.
Read Article →The Scriptural passages through which God directs all Christians to bless, comfort, pray for, and serve His people Israel — the unconditional mandate at the heart of Christian Zionism.
Read Article →What does it truly mean to be a Christian Zionist? An examination of the identity, the calling, the biblical mandate, and the cost of standing with the apple of God’s eye in a world determined to look away.
Read Article →An examination of the theological and covenantal relationship between Christian Zionism and the modern State of Israel — and why standing with Israel is inseparable from standing with the God who made her promises.
Read Article →How does Christian Zionism relate to the Church’s mission, identity, and calling? An exploration of the intersection between the Body of Christ and the covenant people of Israel.
Read Article →A direct theological comparison of Christian Zionism and Replacement Theology — two irreconcilable frameworks for reading the same Bible, with very different consequences for the Jewish people.
Read Article →An in-depth examination of the Abrahamic Covenant — its three great promises, the decisive ceremony of Genesis 15, and the overwhelming Scriptural evidence that God’s covenant with Abraham is unconditional, irrevocable, and eternal.
Read Article →Michael Knighton examines the coordinated global campaign against Christian Zionism — from the Sabeel ‘Challenging Christian Zionism’ conference to the theological arguments of its critics — and responds with Scripture and documented fact.
Read Article →The first installment of a three-part theological series examining the biblical and historical foundations of Christian Zionism from the ground up.
Read Article →The second installment of the theological series, continuing the examination of the scriptural case for Christian Zionism and its implications for the Church today.
Read Article →The concluding installment of the three-part series — bringing together the full theological framework for Christian Zionism and its covenantal foundation in Scripture.
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