The Dragon and the Manger
Dragons make fine fiction. In the old stories, heroes become heroes while battling dragons. Those dragons aren’t real.
Hal Lindsey’s weekly column — prophecy and current events, published alongside the broadcast.
Dragons make fine fiction. In the old stories, heroes become heroes while battling dragons. Those dragons aren’t real.
“For unto us a Child is born, Unto us a Son is given….” — Isaiah 9:6, NKJV. When Isaiah the prophet said, “Unto us,” he spoke of his national family, Israel.
It’s the last hours of the night. You’re driving down a highway toward the east.
Our primary knowledge of Jesus comes from the Bible. So how is it that so many people say they follow Jesus, but that they don’t trust the Bible?
The Bible has a lot to say about righteousness. But the single most important thing to remember is that our righteousness falls short of God’s righteousness.
In the last few years, there has been a disturbing movement in the Church to disregard or even disavow the Old Testament.
What is important? When you boil it all down, what matters most?
For a long time, those of us who teach Bible prophecy have warned of coming storms.
“You are My friends,” Jesus said in John 15:14-15, “if you do what I command you.
World systems are stretched to the breaking point. These are days of difficulty and pain. And it will get worse — if not now, then soon.