One of the ladies from my congregation recently asked me to give a rundown of the biblical prophecies awaiting fulfillment. This episode is part one of two episodes addressing that very thing. There are a lot of world-changing events still to come, and it's going to be quite the ride. If you want to know what to expect (and who wouldn't?!), don't miss these episodes.
You'll learn:
- The potential pitfall of studying end-time prophecies
- The polarization that has already begun
- Several components of the Blessed Hope
- The meaning of the fig tree, olive tree, and vine
- Why we should brace for a time of global calamity
- The identities of the kings of the North and South
- Why the Antichrist won't be Islamic
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