Pastor Brandon Holthaus and Dr. Mike Discuss Replacement Theology

In this powerful conversation, Dr. Mike Spaulding joins Pastor Brandon to examine the roots, development, and modern consequences of Replacement Theology, also known as Supersessionism.

From the early Church Fathers to Augustine, Martin Luther, and modern movements within evangelicalism, this discussion traces how Israel’s biblical promises have been reinterpreted, spiritualized, and in many cases dismissed.

Topics covered include:

• The historical origins of Replacement Theology

• How allegorical interpretation reshaped covenant theology

• The Abrahamic and Davidic Covenants • Romans 11 and “All Israel Will Be Saved”

• The prophetic significance of 1948

• How bad Israeology impacts eschatology and hermeneutics

• The connection between theological error and antisemitism

• Christian Zionism clarified

• Apostasy in the last days

Dr. Spaulding explains why getting Israel right matters for every other area of theology and why this issue is more urgent than ever in our generation.

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“All Israel” Will Be Saved – Dr. Mike Spaulding

I am currently teaching through the book of Acts. In Chapter 2 we read a prophecy of Joel. This prophecy provides a much-needed correction to much modern theology, especially Covenant Postmillennialism.

One advantage that we have as believers in Jesus Christ that the Hebrew people did not have is an understanding that the last days would be marked by two appearances of Messiah. Jesus came first as a suffering servant depicted in Isaiah 53. Jesus Himself quoted Isaiah 53:12 when He said, “The Son of Man did not come to be served, but to serve, and to give His life as a ransom for many” (Mark 10:45).

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