The History of What Comes Next
Everyone wants to know what happens next. That makes predicting the future big business.
Hal Lindsey’s weekly column — prophecy and current events, published alongside the broadcast.
Everyone wants to know what happens next. That makes predicting the future big business.
Imagine yourself given two scenarios, and told to decide which is more credible. Scenario One says that Jewish temples once stood on the Temple Mount in Jerusalem.
The war on terror is not going well. For every battlefield victory, a fresh batch of radical jihadists enter the fray.
On Sunday, followers of Jesus commemorated the pivotal moment in history when Christ our Champion defeated death.
After the bomb attacks on Brussels Tuesday morning, President Obama did not call on Belgium to restrain itself from responding.
Part Two: Donald Trump Last week we looked at Democratic frontrunner Hillary Rodham Clinton’s relationship with the nation of Israel.
Part One: Hillary Clinton Though questions remain, the U.S. presidential campaign is beginning to take a definite shape.
Just over two years ago, the Barna Group polled Americans about the end times.
Can you imagine a worldview that sees all (or almost all) human beings as a mistakes? That perspective sounds so extreme, you may wonder if anyone really feels that way.
As he taught about the end times, Jesus said, “There will be… plagues and famines.” (Luke 21:11 NASB)