What goes through your mind when you hear about the “end times?” Do you think of a worldwide crisis that brings out the worst of humanity? Increasing government control? What about scarce resources and being on the run? Surviving the great tribulation?
The Bible offers lots of wisdom on the best ways we can use our money. Learn what the Bible says about tithe, offering, providing, debt, savings, investing, and budgeting.
The afterlife is something on all of our minds. Whether Christian or not, human beings have a natural longing to understand what’s next. And nearly every religion has some kind of explanation for it.
From stewardship to acts of investment and generosity, let’s explore what the Bible says about having a healthy relationship with our money.
Have you ever wondered about life after death, or what some refer to as the afterlife?
What Does God Look Like According to the Bible?As human beings, it’s natural for us to wonder about God’s appearance....
In 1938, aliens and UFOs were the subject of a mass prank. Around Halloween, Orson Welles performed a radio adaptation of H.G. Wells’ War of the Worlds. This ended up causing a panic throughout the United States—many people took it to mean that aliens had really attacked New Jersey.
Prophets seem like something from novels or movies. The predictions they make couldn’t actually happen, could they? After all, nobody can tell the future!
The seven churches were churches that received messages from Jesus Christ through the apostle John while he was exiled on the island of Patmos. These letters are in chapters 2 and 3 of Revelation.
Ever had a dream you couldn’t remember? You know it was disturbing, but the details escape you. Ugh, the frustration!
The three angels’ messages in Revelation 14 warn the world to worship God, leave religious confusion, and avoid worship of human traditions instead of God’s commands.
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The Early Christian Church describes the faith community that developed from followers of Jesus after He returned to heaven (Acts 1) in A.D. 31. Their purpose was to be witnesses of the life, death, and resurrection of Jesus and grow their faith community into a worldwide movement.
This page will explain what the 2300-day prophecy is about. We’ll especially be looking at what events marked its fulfillment and what it has to do with the Investigative Judgment.
Could a prophecy accurately predict an event over 500 years before it was supposed to happen?
The 70-week prophecy of Daniel 9 did, culminating in one of the most important events in earth’s history: Jesus’ sacrifice for us on the cross.
First of all, when we say “end times,” this refers to the period of time that precedes the second coming of Jesus—and the end of this sinful world before it’s recreated into the new earth. And several passages of Scripture provide us with clues and guidelines to help us recognize when these times are near, what kinds of things we can expect, and what it might mean for our daily lives and priorities.
When we think about the biblical Creation story, we think of just that: the world being created by the Creator. And while God’s creation of the world is marvelous and miraculous in its own right, it’s about far more than the sudden appearance of plants, animals, and humans.
Have you ever felt like healing seemed so far away? Like it wouldn’t be possible for you? What you most want is a glimmer of hope or a bit of encouragement.
The Bible speaks of both true and false prophets and gives us specific guidance on how to test prophets and their claims. Scripture is our guard against deception.