Two recent events have pushed the world closer to the fulfillment of Daniel's seventieth week (Daniel 9:27). This seven-year period begins with the antichrist establishing a peace agreement with Israel, which he will break at its midpoint by defiling the Jewish temple in Jerusalem.
Rapture Ramifications
Refuting the Great Lie About Our "Blessed Hope"
Though it’s been debunked countless times, a great many saints remain convinced that the doctrine of the pre-Tribulation Rapture originated with John Darby. Although they insist that no one believed in such a thing before him, it’s simply not true.
Let me be clear: If anyone tells you that this teaching originated with John Darby, they are either purposely misleading you or have themselves been the victim of someone deceiving them about its origin.
Have We Reached the Point of No Return?
Ancient Foes Impacting Today's World Events, and Your Future
Modern-Day Israel Fulfills Bible Prophecy
Can God Change His Mind About Israel? Or About Us?
Why Do So Many Believers Choose to Be Oblivious to the Perils of Our World?
The Comfort We Find in Jesus' Triumphant Return to Earth
Don't Look Outside the Window
The Biblical Necessity of the Seven-Year Tribulation
The third Jewish temple been in the planning stage for three decades. The Temple Institute in Jerusalem has made all the furnishings for the third temple with the exception of the Ark of the Covenant for which they claim to know the location of the original one. They have the architectural plans for it and are currently training Levites to serve as priests.
As Questions Swirl, God’s Sovereignty Stills Our Troubled Minds
Provocations
Back in October 1962, I sensed the fear that gripped the U.S. because of the threat posed by the presence of Russian missiles in Cuba. Today, the situation is far more terrifying; because we are significantly closer to a nuclear conflict than in the last century. For most people, however, a dreamlike aura persists despite the imminent perils.
Jesus’ Soon Appearing Versus the Normalcy Bubble
Most people live in a “bubble of normalcy” where they feel secure because of exaggerated and unrealistic hopes of either a return to normalcy or of their current lifestyle continuing indefinitely into the future unhindered by the perils around them. They sleep with no fear that their bubble might burst in the near future.
How Much Longer Can It Be?
Don't Run in the Wrong Direction with Bible Prophecy
The Unheeded Warning of Ebrahim Raisi's Death: Don’t Mess with Israel
Debunking Popular Lies about Premillennialism
HEREAFTER: It’s Far Better Than You Can Imagine
5 Popular Lies About the Rapture
Within the walls of most churches that claim to believe in the inerrancy of Scripture, the most unpopular belief today is that of the pre-Tribulation Rapture. In such places of worship, one never hears about it while in other instance, it’s flatly denied.
As a result the backlash against our ‘blessed hope,” much of what people read about it in books and on social media just is not true.