Dr Kameel Majdali, the founder of Teach all Nations (TAN) ministry, is an ordained minister of the Australian Christian Churches and has a PhD from the University of Melbourne. He served as the Principal of Harvest Bible College for 13 years, training and equipping people for full-time ministry. Kameel is a highly respected authority in biblical theology. He currently resides in the UK and travels all over the world preaching God’s Word. Kameel is in Australia for his Annual Understanding the Times national tour that will be presented from 9 September to 24 October 2022. He joined Neil Johnson, host of 20Twenty for a special live streamed event hosted at Vision’s studios.
This article covers the special Q & A segment where listeners were able to have their questions answered by Kameel.
Mayla asked: Do you hold a pre, middle or post-tribulation view on the Rapture?
Kameel: When I was younger, I was very much post-tribulation, but I love pre-tribulation, and I believe there are some very valid cases and points to be made on that. One of the things I see is in 2 Thessalonians 2, where it says the man of sin, the lawless one, can’t be manifest until the restrainer is taken away. And we can’t be dogmatic on exactly what the restrainer is, because the Bible doesn’t explicitly say. But as long as you have a praying, fasting, Great Commission church, the salt and light forestalling any corruption and bringing flavour, I don’t see how evil can have full sway. But take the church out of the way, and all hell breaks loose. I believe we need to be gracious and not dogmatic, especially to those with different views. Let’s face it, as Christians; we can all agree on at least two things. One, Jesus is coming back, and two, when He comes back, we will be with Him forever.
Zachary asked: How do you best introduce the Gospel in a casual setting in an effort to evangelise?
Kameel: First of all, do what the Iranian church does. It’s the fastest-growing national church in the world. They pray, and they fast and believe God for divinely opened doors. After you’ve prayed and fasted, you look for an opportunity to share and start with something people can relate to and would be interested in. From that point of commonality, you can share your faith in Jesus. Remember, it’s one thing to argue doctrine; it’s another thing to share what God has done for you. People usually never argue with someone’s experience.
Yemi asked: Why do you think young people in Australia don’t attend church?
Kameel: I wasn’t aware that young people weren’t attending church in Australia as I’ve only been back in Australia for three days. I understand this may have been necessary because of lockdowns. I would strongly, pastorally, encourage people to get back to church. Don’t worry about COVID. We walk by faith and not by sight. We cannot live in fear. If we live in fear, it’s going to bite us in the end. There’s nothing like being in church in person. The interaction with the congregation is so vital. Hebrews 10:25 tells us, ‘Do not forsake the assembling of ourselves together, as is the manner of some, but exhorting one another, and so much the more as you see the day approaching.’ We should be together and encouraging each other, praying for each other, building each other up in the holy faith.
Dr Kameel Majdali is currently touring Australia, presenting his Understanding the Times tour. Click the link to check Kameel’s tour dates and locations or view the live-streamed recording hosted at Vision’s studios.
Kameel’s newly released books:
The Prophet from Babylon: Understanding the Book of Daniel
‘And in the days of these kings the God of heaven will set up a kingdom which shall never be destroyed; and the kingdom shall not be left to other people; it shall break in pieces and consume all these kingdoms, and it shall stand forever.’ Daniel 2:44 (NKJV)
The Power of Faith: Understanding the Books of Ruth and Esther. It’s about how two ordinary women facing adversity and danger became history makers. And the reason is the power of their faith.
To listen to Kameel’s full interview, click the link below. Part 4 of the viewer’s questions begins at 1:05.21 minutes into the full interview.
