In A Day Of Social Media Distortion, Its More Important Than Ever To Know What The Bible Says
As biblical knowledge decreases both inside and outside the church, the number of alternative beliefs increases exponentially.
As biblical knowledge decreases both inside and outside the church, the number of alternative beliefs increases exponentially.
Throughout history, believers have looked to biblical prophecy to discern the signs of the times. The Rapture—the moment when the Church is caught up to meet Christ in the air—is a central event in Christian eschatology. Many theologians and scholars believe that various signs are converging, suggesting that this event may be near.
Many believe that the fig tree represents Israel, and its blossoming—marked by Israel becoming a nation on May 14, 1948—is a significant prophetic event. Some even suggest that this generation, as described in Psalm 90:10, may be the one to witness the Rapture of the Church.
Throughout history, Bible scholars have identified
distinct patterns in God’s interactions with humanity.
One of the most compelling frameworks is the 7,000-
year dispensational plan, which suggests that human
history follows a divinely ordered timeline leading to
Christ’s return.
Now, as I watch the world clamoring to bring peace to the Mideast by seeking to impose a peace accord upon Israel, I wonder, “How much closer can we get to the Tribulation without the Rapture happening?”
One of the more compelling arguments for the pre-Tribulation Rapture is the Lord’s promise, through the Apostle Paul, that believers will not experience the wrath of the Day of the Lord (1 Thessalonians 5:1-11).
The signs appear to indicate that the Rapture and Second Coming are close, and that will be a time of climate change, nuclear war, pestilences, famine, disasters, and hardship unlike anything the world has ever experienced.
The world is becoming a very dark place to live. In my lifetime, I’ve seen so much change in people’s attitudes, and very little is good.
In this world, we are warned about many things. Geologists warn us that a major earthquake could strike at any time. The San Andreas fault is way overdue to shake California. The New Madrid Fault along the Mississippi River seems to be giving warnings of an upcoming large quake.