Today, we’re going to talk about false prophecy. What false prophecy? As I explained on Monday, we have some Christian leaders saying the events in Israel, the Israel-Gaza war marks the fulfillment of End Times
The raging war between Israel and Hamas has the world abuzz. It’s not just the secular world, it’s specifically the Christian world. Pastors are full of glee as they energize their flock with messages about
I’ve warned for many years now, that one day, the present world order will collapse. These thoughts are inspired by the Book of Revelation and Daniel. There we find a global order in the End
As Christians living in a crumbling world, we cannot help but wonder if we are living in the End Times as prophesied in Scripture. The signs are all around us. The signs have been with
It’s an intriguing thought… Could the return of Jesus really be imminent? It would seem, we have all the recipes for such a prophetic event to occur.
A new global precedent has been set. Leaders from 80 nations recently convened for the first ever, “Summit for a New Global Financial Pact.” This wasn’t just another globalist meetup. This summit sets the stage
It seems clear, the scales of time have tipped too far in one direction. We’re marching down the highway of the End Times. Christians of all persuasions can feel it. Globalization is taking center stage
It seems certain, we are living in the end times as foretold in Scripture. Yet, how certain is the typical Christian, and for that matter, Americans in general? Before we provide those answers, let’s look
Have you noticed the massive increase in violence? Violence is increasing all over the world, not just here at home. Remember when people used to hold doors for each other, smile, and wave? Those days
These days when you pull up the news, you are just about guaranteed to get heartburn. I have come to expect, the news today will be worse than yesterday. Actually, the news headlines yesterday set
Our nations are continually led by corrupt leaders, if only someone else was in office we think. Yet, without turning to God, nothing will change for the better.
Jesus warned us, when armies compass Jerusalem, those in Judea should flee. We typically envision armies of men, but is that what Jesus was referring to?