Senior Pastor • Professor of New Testament, Greek, and Theology. Resources in New Testament theology, cessationism, and pastoral exposition.
Dr. Timothy L. Dane serves as Senior Pastor of Mesa Hills Bible Church and Professor of New Testament, Greek, and Theology at Front Range Bible Institute and Seminary. He is the author of "The Cessation of the Prophetic Gifts" and brings over three decades of ministry and teaching experience, including teaching over 70 courses at Irpin Biblical Seminary in Kiev, Ukraine.
A comprehensive scholarly examination of the cessation of miraculous gifts in the post-apostolic church, based on an in-depth exegesis of 1 Corinthians 13:8-13, systematic theological analysis, and exhaustive historical evidence. An essential resource for modern pneumatological study.
A comprehensive, volume-by-volume exposition of the prophetic book of Isaiah. Designed for pastors, elders, and serious teachers, this work employs strict grammatical-historical exegesis to draw out the sovereign redemptive plan of God through Israel and the suffering Servant, Jesus Christ.
In the book of Isaiah, we see a prophet who was called to preach God's truth to a people who had largely rejected God and His Word. Isaiah's experience mirrors what faithful preachers face today as they proclaim God's truth to a god-rejecting culture...
God has purpose in what He does, and that includes the fact that He wants fruit from His people. He expects His vineyard to produce grapes that bring glory to Him. When we examine Isaiah 5, we see a stark warning...
There are many reasons why Christians "groan" over the sufferings of this present age. This might be personal suffering, the suffering of loved ones, or the suffering that we see in the world around us. In Isaiah 4, we receive a preview of the millennial hope...
The prophets of Israel often called the nation to turn away from its sin and to turn back to God. Isaiah 3:1-4:1 provides a vivid picture of what happens when a culture disintegrates as a consequence of systemic disobedience to God's final authority...
According to God's promises, the nation of Israel has a great future. However, that great future that will come to pass in the millennial kingdom will be preceded by great judgment, purifying a remnant for His sovereign name...
Isaiah begins his prophecy by describing the righteous judgment of God. The prophet shows us that God's judgment is both inevitable and well-deserved, serving as a template for understanding divine justice across all generations...
