Many people who are interested in Bible prophecy believe that all eyes should be on modern Israel and the Holy Land. If it is God's chosen nation, should we not have a high interest in the Jews returning to Israel and rebuilding the temple? What does the Bible say about Israel? This broadcast especially looks at the promise to Abraham.
Since the Reformation the devil has been making inroads into God's church. Two movements in more recent times have been evolution and modernism. This talk looks at the first of these false movements and shows its deceptive and empty beliefs. Evolution is anything but scientific.
The things we see taking place in the world today have never been witnessed by any previous generation.
The Israel question centers around the belief that the promises to Abraham receiving a land primarily focused on a literal place in Israel. But the Scriptures point to a New Jerusalem, a place yet to come. The other myth this talk covers is the issue of drinking, alcoholism and wine in the Bible.
In an age of space travel many people have wished to leave this stressful and broken world of ours to be in heaven, in a place of peace and rest. Is there such a place called paradise? This broadcast explores the topic of what the Bible says about heaven.
One of the most thrilling pictures portrayed in the book of Revelation shows the development of the Church from the time of Christ down to the end of the world.
For the first time in the history of the world there is within the hands of man the capability to destroy the Earth. Is there special guidance from God for our world? Yes. We find help, especially from the book of Revelation. This broadcast looks at the roots of the conflicts in the Middle East.
The Bible talks about the second coming of Christ. There are different ideas about when and how this will happen. This talk speaks of the idea of Jesus coming as a "thief in the night." Will Jesus come secretly or will everyone know when that day will come. It is all about being ready.
Is Jesus really the Messiah? The whole Christian faith is based on the belief that Jesus Christ is the Son of God. Historical references prove He lived. But what about Christ's claims to be the Son of God?
The Bible tells of a thousand years on this earth when the righteous will be in heaven and Satan will be bound to our desolate planet. There are different ideas about this millennium. What do the Scriptures teach about this 1,000 years?
The Bible record of ancient cities and people's has been proven, by archaeology, to have existed. One such group was the Edomites. These findings prove the Bible is not a forgery, but is a trustworthy source of information.
At the end of time what will happen to those who are not part of the 144,000? Will they be destroyed? The Bible shows that there is a great multitude who will be saved.
Signs of the times are all around us that we are living at the end of world's history. Signs in nature, in the disintegration of the social fabric of society, and in wars point to an age in which our planet is falling apart. This broadcast looks at alcoholism, religious conditions, national debt
The Bible gives 300 prophecies about a coming Messiah to Israel. Jesus fulfilled these prophecies. He believed and demonstrated that His life was a fulfillment of the Old Testament predictions about the Anointed one.
The Bible predicts that someday seven terrible plagues will fall upon our earth. When will these fall and how can we avoid them? These plagues are God's final judgment on this earth. They fall without mercy, meaning probation has closed. It will be a great time of trouble.
Modern technology can be a blessing to us. But sometimes the very things created to make life easier have unpleasant side effects. This illustrates how our earth is really decaying. God will create a new heaven and a new earth. The thing we need for a better life more than anything else is not new technology as much as the Bible.
This is a continued part of a series on the mark of the beast. Discussion focuses on just what is the mark of the beast. Is it a number? Is it something stamped on people's foreheads? What does the Bible say about this mark?
What is the mark of Cain? The Bible does not say. I don't believe God put a big check on Cain's forehead. A "mark" in Scripture is not always a visible sign.
Explain the beast in Revelation 17:3. This is the same beast as in Revelation 13. This woman is sitting on the beast, so she is controlling the beast. A woman represents a church and she is controlling the government. These seven heads are seven kingdoms.
Is Jesus really the Messiah? The whole Christian faith is based on the belief that Jesus Christ is the Son of God. Historical references prove He lived. But what about Christ's claims to be the Son of God?
Who are the 144,000? Where are these people coming from? Information on this is found in Revelation 7 and 14. Some people think they are unmarried, but it is a symbol by being theologically pure. Revelation is filled with symbolism and this number indicates a symbolic meaning. The names of the tribes listed give us a special message.
The things we see taking place in the world today have never been witnessed by any previous generation.
Is Matthew 18:22 on forgiveness also a reference to the 70 weeks of Daniel 9? It seems to indicate this. God extended great forgiveness to His people as shown in the 490 year prophecy of Daniel 9.
Does the Bible say that Satan will impersonate Christ at the end? The Bible says false Christ's will arise. Another reference is Satan transforming him into an angel of light. Several references point to Satan doing signs and wonders.