The Dangerous Deception of Anti-Israel Christianity | Tipping Point with Jimmy Evans

Today I tackled some very troubling comments from Tucker Carlson and

Candace Owens about Israel that have gone viral with millions of views.

While I respect both as fellow believers, their rhetoric is dangerously wrong

and fuels antisemitism. When Tucker challenged Ted Cruz about Genesis

12:3—God’s promise to bless those who bless Israel—Tucker was attacking

foundational biblical truth that spans the Bible from Genesis to Revelation.

Pastor Alan DiDio joined me to expose how this kind of thinking stems from

replacement theology, the false doctrine that claims the Church has

replaced Israel in God’s plan. This heresy, which influenced Martin Luther’s

horrific antisemitic writings and even Hitler’s ideology, allegorizes Scripture

instead of interpreting it literally. When Candace attacks the Scofield Bible

as “heresy” and claims Israel isn’t a democracy, she’s repeating conspiracy

theories without evidence. The truth is simple: Israel appears 75 times in

the New Testament in verses that never refer to the church. God’s

covenants with Israel are everlasting, and the remarkable rebirth of Israel

in 1948 proves God keeps His promises. Supporting Israel’s right to exist

doesn’t mean endorsing every policy of the Israeli government—it means

standing with God’s Covenant People as He commands.

I also tackled some fantastic questions from our Tipping Point viewers that

really get to the heart of Bible prophecy and our eternal future. Subscribers

wanted to know who believers will be ruling over during the Millennium if

everyone is either raptured or survives the Tribulation. Others questioned

where Old Testament saints went after death since they lived before

Christ’s sacrifice, and whether there’s some heavenly realm like Abraham’s

bosom. There was confusion about what happens immediately when

believers die—do we go straight to Heaven or sleep until the Rapture?

Someone asked about the identity of the woman giving birth in Revelation

12. One questioner asked if knowing unsaved loved ones won’t be with us in

eternity will cause heartache, and whether children under the age of

accountability will be raptured along with their believing parents. Finally,

there was the important question about whether people can become

believers and be saved during the Tribulation period after the Church is

gone. These are the kinds of theological questions that help us understand

God’s incredible plan for the future

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