Category Archives: Prophecy

The Blessed Hope: Christ’s Appearing and the Second Coming | Titus 2:13

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When Paul speaks of “the blessed hope” in Titus 2:13, he defines it as “the appearing of the glory of our great God and Savior, Jesus Christ,” a specific expectation that belongs to the church—the appearing of Jesus Christ to gather His people. That appearing is the second coming itself — Christ returning personally, visibly, and gloriously for His people. How the Second Coming is our Blessed Hope It is the moment Christ appears in glory. Titus 2:13 directly ties … Continue reading →

The Pre-Wrath Rapture: Tribulation, Wrath, and the Blessed Hope

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The pre-wrath view does not teach that Christians will escape tribulation. Instead, it distinguishes between the persecution and tribulation believers may experience and the divine wrath God pours out in judgment. The central question is not whether the Church will experience difficulty. Scripture repeatedly says it will. The question is whether God’s people are present when His eschatological wrath is poured out. What Is the Rapture? The term rapture comes from the Latin rapturo, a translation of the Greek harpazō … Continue reading →

Will the Rapture Occur at the Midpoint of the Tribulation?

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The mid‑tribulation rapture view sits in a unique place within Bible prophecy. It acknowledges the reality of end‑time shaking, the rise of the Antichrist, and the pressure placed on believers—yet it also affirms that God will intervene at a specific, prophetic midpoint. According to the classic mid-tribulation position, the Church will experience the first half of Daniel’s 70th week but will be caught up around its midpoint, before the final three-and-a-half years associated with the Great Tribulation. What Is the Rapture? … Continue reading →

Pre-Tribulation Rapture: What Does the Bible Teach?

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Few prophetic doctrines generate as much anticipation—and controversy—as the pre‑tribulation rapture. This view teaches that believers will be “caught up” to meet Christ before the seven‑year Tribulation begins, removing the church before the period of divine judgment described in Daniel and Revelation. In the pre-tribulation framework, the rapture and the second coming are related but distinct events. At the rapture, Christ comes for His Church and believers are caught up to meet Him in the air. At His second coming, Christ … Continue reading →

From Babylon to America: A Prophetic Wake‑Up Call

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FROM BABYLON TO AMERICA: THE PROPHECY MOVIE Every so often, a film comes along that doesn’t just inform — it confronts. From Babylon to America: The Prophecy Movie is one of those rare pieces of work that forces you to pause, look at the world around you, and recognize that Bible prophecy isn’t sitting on the sidelines. It’s unfolding right in front of us. The film traces a journey through the prophetic books of Daniel and Revelation, connecting ancient symbols … Continue reading →

The Preterist Approach to Bible Prophecy: Understanding AD 70 and New Testament Fulfillment

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Understanding the Preterist View of Bible Prophecy Preterism is the belief that many prophecies in Scripture—especially those in the Olivet Discourse and the book of Revelation—were fulfilled in the first century. The term comes from the Latin praeter, meaning “past.” Preterists argue that Jesus’ warnings about tribulation, judgment, and the destruction of Jerusalem found their fulfillment in the events surrounding AD 70, when Rome crushed the Jewish revolt and destroyed the Temple. Within this system, two major streams exist: partial … Continue reading →

The Post-Tribulation Rapture: A Biblical Case for Endurance

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The idea of a post‑tribulation rapture isn’t new—yet it remains one of the most debated topics in Bible prophecy. For many believers, the hope of being caught up before the storm is comforting. But Scripture also paints a picture of endurance, perseverance, and a Church that stands firm through great shaking. What Is the Rapture? The term rapture comes from the Latin rapturo, a translation of the Greek harpazō — “to snatch away” — found in 1 Thessalonians 4:16–17, where … Continue reading →

Did Micah Foretell the Establishment of God’s Kingdom on Earth?

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Micah’s Vision of the Coming Kingdom Micah 4:1–5 paints one of the most beautiful prophetic pictures in Scripture. In the “last days,” the mountain of the Lord’s house rises above all nations. People stream toward it, longing to learn God’s ways. War ceases. Weapons become farming tools. Every person rests securely under his own vine and fig tree. It is a vision of peace, justice, and divine rule — a world reordered under the authority of the Messiah. In the … Continue reading →

The History of Christmas

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Christmas is one of the biggest holidays of the year and is celebrated around the world with a variety of traditions and folklore. But when did the history of Christmas begin? Every culture has its own history of Christmas that signifies the beginning of the holiday in various countries. Even the United States has its own rich history of Christmas, which originated much later than many of the older countries of the world. However, the very first Christmas was celebrated … Continue reading →

The Emergence of a One World Religion

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Babylon the Great is Fallen The first attempt to establish a New World Order one world religion was by a united humanity of the generations following the Great Flood, speaking a single language and migrating from the east, who came to the land of Shinar and built the Tower of Babel (Genesis 11:1-9). Bab-il has a very interesting eytomology. The word Babel is from the Hebrew Ba-bhel, from Akkadian ba-b-ilu “gate of god.” Bab is the semitic word for gateway … Continue reading →

The Significance of Christmas Angels

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When Christmas time rolls around, visions of angels appear everywhere. You find angels in lights adorning the exterior walls of homes. You find angels overseeing the Christmas mantle or hovering above the dinner table. Of course, the most popular location to find a Christmas angel is on the top of your Christmas tree. Why are angels such a popular icon for the holiday season? The fact is that angels were present at the very first Christmas celebration and they continue … Continue reading →

What is the Rapture and Why Should You Care?

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Although the word “rapture” does not appear in the Bible, the concept appears numerous times. The word was coined from the Latin rapio or rapere which means to “catch up or snatch away.” 1 Thes. 4:13-18 is the only place in the NT where a “rapture” is clearly referred to. For the Lord himself will descend from heaven with a cry of command, with the voice of an archangel, and with the sound of the trumpet of God. And the … Continue reading →

Children with guns don’t kill people…

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 Children with NO MORAL VALUES kill people. There are many factors in the increase in crimes committed by students beyond what our learned liberal social scientists understand. Listen to the pundits on TV and other media and you’ll quickly discover they haven’t got a clue. Or perhaps, they do but since it doesn’t fit their collectivist agenda, they choose to ignore them. They all simply refuse to address the real problems for fear of offending someone, losing grant money, or … Continue reading →

Daniel’s Vision

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Daniel 7 is a passage many premillenialists point to as that future time when the church experiences the tribulation followed by the return of Christ to establish His kingdom on earth. I would argue, however, that Daniels vision is not unfulfilled – it was fulfilled when Christ came to Earth establishing His Kingdom, dying on the cross to reconcile man to God, and raised from the dead establishing His Kingship over the world. But the saints of the Most High … Continue reading →

The Kingdom of Christ

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Before Jesus was born as a human being, an angel told Mary, His mother, that His destiny was to take over an actual throne and rule on this earth. You will be with child and give birth to a son, and you are to give him the name Jesus. He will be great and will be called the Son of the Most High. The Lord God will give him the throne of his father David, and he will reign over … Continue reading →