The Fig Tree Generation is not The Church. Psalm 90:10 ?

The Fig tree generation mentioned in Matthew 24:32-34.

There's a lot of big Prophecy Ministries that are making fundamental mistakes because they haven't been taught correctly to begin with, and they're throwing the Body of Christ into confusion and these are the people that have the massive YouTube channels, pack out the conferences, and they over and over again make a mistake concerning the fig tree generation despite its lack of solid biblical foundation.

This further links this generation to Psalm 90, which states that a man's lifespan is 70-80 years. Some claim that Israel's birth in 1948 marks a countdown to 2028 for the Second Coming. This theory was popularized by Hal Lindsey and Zane Hodges in 1967. Both Lindsey and Hodges, respected scholars, promoted the idea that the generation from Israel's birth in 1948 would witness significant events leading up to the Second Coming.

The key issue here is how the fig tree generation is being interpreted and applied to current events. Avoid making definitive claims about the timing of the Rapture and Second Coming. Instead, believers should focus on living faithfully and being prepared for Christ's return at any moment.

The Olivet discourse has nothing to do with the Church. It has everything to do with the Nation of Israel. Once that is clear, you stop believing in partial raptureISM. The Church has nothing to do with the Virgins. Stop thinking you've got to endure till the end of your life and have good works to prove you're one of the Elect, based on Matthew 24:13.
Dr. Andy Woods.