Eschatology

Dear Mr. Froese,I have been a reader of the Midnight Call magazine for several years, and greatly enjoy and benefit very much from all the good articles and excellent authors writing them.I am somewhat confused by the recent article by Mr. Hanisch concerning “Why Does Everyone Understand the Bible Differently?” Many conclusions were drawn concerning the early church, deity of Christ, canon of Scriptures and ecclesiology, which were good. However, quoting Mr. Hanisch, “We are experiencing today a newly revived conservative Reformative theology, but although the Reformers went back to the Bible, where biblical prophecy is concerned… Thus, eschatology is for the end times the most controversial them of all.”I am a firm believer in the Pre-Tribulation deliverance of the Church (1 Thessalonians 4:13-18); the severe, 7 year tribulation judgment of God (Rev. 5—19); the 1,000 year reign of Christ and His Bride (Rev. 20); and the great white throne judgment of lost souls.My questions:1. Has the professing body of Christ essentially left out (wrongly) the blessed hope of the Church (Titus 2:11-13; 1 John 3:2-3)?2. Has the Reformed Church been the movement contributing to this unfortunate state the professing Church is in?-R. Valnes, OR