OK, I’ll play.

Since others (Jollyblogger, Adrian, Semper Reformanda, Common Grounds Online) are having fun with self-deprecating, semi-serious jabs at their own theological system, I thought I’d offer up some clues to you determine if you, too, might be a dispensationalist.

Remember: this is very serious stuff.

You Might Be a Dispensationalist If . . .

1. you named your first child “Cyrus Ingersoll,” even though it was a girl.

2. when you pray, you turn and face towards Dallas.

3. you’re surprised and embarrassed by Jack Deere.

4. you need charts to teach the Book of Psalms.

5. you think Jesus used PowerPoint for the Sermon on the Mount.

6. you’re familiar with Chafer, but not Schaeffer.

7. when you’re driving home at night and see a bright light in the sky, you unfasten your seat belt and “get ready.”

8. you find prophetic significance in Martha Stewart’s arrest.

9. you know who John Nelson Darby is and have his synopsis of the Bible.

10. your favorite definition of “economy” comes from Charles Ryrie.


2 Cor 1:13