Bible prophecy reveals God and his will and purpose for humanity. In Bible prophecy, God declares that human sinfulness is forgiven through repentance and faith in the saving work of Jesus Christ. Prophecy proclaims God as Sovereign Creator and Judge of all, assures humanity of his love, mercy, and faithfulness, and motivates the believer to live a godly life in Jesus Christ. (Isaiah 46:9-11; Luke 24:44-48; Daniel 4:17; Jude 14-15; 2 Peter 3:14).
- How to Interpret Prophecy
- A Balanced Approach to Bible Prophecy
- What About Biblical Prophecy?
- Richard J. Foster Letter About Prophecy
- We Are Living in ‘The Last Days’
- The Prophetic Meaning of Daniel 2 and 7
- What Matthew 24 Tells Us About “the End”
- What About “the Rapture”?
- Who Is the “Antichrist” and “Man of Sin”?
- The Coming of the Lord
- No One Knows When Christ Will Return
- Here He Comes, Ready or Not
- Anglo-Israelism and the United States & Britain in Prophecy
The book of Revelation
- Revelation, Apocalyptic Writing and the Old Testament
- Revelation: Book of Cosmic Symbols
- 1,900 Years of Revelation
- A Vision of Victory
- Seven Letters to Seven Churches
- The Six Seals of Revelation 6
- Who Are the 144,000? (Revelation 7)
- The Two Witnesses (Revelation 11)
- Jesus and the Church in Revelation 12
- Revelation 13 and Its “Beasts”
- Revelation 13 and the “Mark of the Beast”
- Who is ‘Babylon’? (Revelation 17)
- The millennium of Revelation 20
- Three views of the millennium
- A balanced approach to the millennium
- Are there three resurrections?
The afterlife
- The Resurrection of the Body and Why It Matters
- The Last Judgment
- Heaven
- What Is “Heaven”?
- Heaven’s Above – Or Is It?
- Do We Go to Heaven When We Die?
- The Rewards of Following Christ
- The Intermediate State
- What About the “Intermediate State”?
- Hell
- The Battle Over Hell
- What Does “Perish” Mean?
- The resurrection: our hope for the future
- Salvation in the judgment? Only one name
- Will humans become gods?
