**Join Joseph Z and Bishop Alan Didio as they continue to explore profound insights regarding the end times and tribulation, emphasizing the historical context of preterism and the ongoing persecution of Christians. Discover the warnings about escalating violence in the last days and the assurance that believers are not appointed to wrath.**

Bishop Alan powerfully cites Matthew 24:21 to highlight that the end times and the day of the Lord will be characterized by unprecedented tribulation, such as has never been witnessed before and will never be seen again. He points out that preterism, a Christian viewpoint asserting that many biblical prophecies, especially those concerning the "end times", have already been fulfilled in the first century A.D., notably through the destruction of Jerusalem in 70 A.D., flourished in the late 1800s.

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Bishop Alan argues that the world will not improve, underscoring the sobering fact that more Christians have suffered persecution in this century than ever before. He brings to our attention God's warnings that the last days will be marked by escalating violence and that perilous times await, with people turning increasingly inward and becoming lovers of themselves.

Building on this, Joseph affirms that we are not appointed to wrath, assuring us that the church will be spared from the full wrath of the Lord. While the earth may spiral toward turmoil, it is moving toward a significant outpouring of God's presence. They both emphasize that Jesus's sacrifice on the cross is a testament to the overarching goodness of the Lord, and for all who are in Christ Jesus, there is the promise of protection from wrath.

November 12, 2025