Christian End Times Prophecy

During the pandemic and in the ensuing years of the Biden administration, when every evil thing was celebrated, and the entire world seemed to be crumbling under globalist control, it was very easy to believe the end was near because it felt as such. In the U.S., depending on your political leanings, it might feel less. But the nearness of the end has never changed. I haven't written much on this blog because I grew quite frustrated with the explosion of Bible prophecy folks flooding the internet with content in which the same crowd was interviewed, and if you could get into that group, you were in a good place positionally. After some time, the tinfoil hat stuff got wearying also. Whether it was some or all or none true is beside the point; it was speculative at best and had traveled far past what the Bible reveals. While God may have directed some to be so speculative, He certainly directed me to step back and reduce exposure to that kind of content. BIBLE prophecy, not conspirac...

In the midst of a battle, when everything is on the line, when there's chaos and the enemy is doing an excellent job of confusing everyone from every side using false flags and hints of truth mixed with lies, what do we need? Clear direction. On this blog and on the connected Telegram channel, I do not talk about my personal life. I do not ask for money. I don't try to sell you anything. I do not share or publish a lot of content on a regular basis because I'm trying to be cautious and thoughtful about what is promoted. I don't have the latest breaking and enticing news. That is not the job of a watchman, to entice and mesmerize by new content. I do not, incidentally, consider myself a watchman. Rather, my approach was aggregation, and sharing of news materials of interest to those looking for Bible prophecy content. The blog post I'd write here and there were about ideas about Bible prophecy, though as of late it has become a wariness of the movement. In the midst ...

I haven't written much, nor have I aggressively updated the Telegram and MeWe site. Life is busy, sure, but there is another reason. I'm weary of the conspiracy. Right now, deception is off the charts and I don't want to hear more about the Klaus Schwab and Agenda 21. Understandably, if you're new to listening to prophecy teachers, those things are new and interesting (and maybe necessary to hear about at least once), but the material is out there already, readily available to watch and listen to without needing more produced.  One of the reasons I have returned to some of the "established" Bible prophecy teachers is that they keep the main thing the main thing (for the most part). They talk about what is going on with Israel, the talk about wars, shifts in the geopolitical landscape in relation to the Bible, and the natural disasters and diseases that are on the rise. And they load it heavily with scripture. Who cares about weather modifications, whether 9/11...

  Each day I go online to find various articles or videos for the social media accounts associated with this blog. Each day it is easier to find more bad news. You can always find bad news, of course, but it's so much easier now because of the convergence of events and the ease of access to information on the internet. Some days, there are so many news stories with connections to end times signs of Jesus' second coming that it's almost paralyzing to figure out which ones to share. Plus, there are lots of end-times ministries or social accounts sharing the same things (some to excess, perhaps). Today I went to my RSS reader and began working through the many news articles. It was exasperating. There were too many, really. How to choose? Which ones were the most important? Which were just fear porn to get clicks? At one point, all I could think is this: Things are just getting worse. But then that thought was immediately followed by: God is still on the throne. I will still ...

Since late 2020, I've run a page on MeWe where I've shared articles, videos, and information that relate to Bible prophecy and the end times. In the summer of 2021, I added a Telegram channel. There are many views of Bible prophecy and the end times. As noted in the site description, this site takes a pre-tribulation pre-millennial dispensational view.  Very basically, I believe the rapture happens before the 7 year tribulation, of which the last half is the Great Tribulation. The rapture is imminent, which means are no signs necessary for the rapture. There are signs for things pertaining to the Second Coming of Christ, but not the rapture. Sometimes those signs throw a shadow back on how we live now, which is why people will say "signs of the times" as a way of saying "we're seeing the beginning birth pangs of what is going to happen at the end." The rapture takes Christ's church out of the world before the nation of Israel becomes God's focus...