Bible Prophecy Daily

Nelson Walters examines who the saints are, who endure and overcome the 70th Week of Daniel or Tribulation Period: the so-called “Tribulation Saints.” Nelson answers the questions:  Are people left behind by the Rapture who are later saved and, if so, are they part of the Body of Christ and the Bride of Christ? And who are the believers who come out of the Great Tribulation in Revelation 7:14?

Michael Ufferman, Bible teacher from Zion's Hope, continues to build the case that the final seven-year period of time – commonly, but erroneously, called the Tribulation – is not entirely God’s wrath against unbelieving humanity. Michael gives ample evidence that God’s wrath begins well into the second half of this final seven-year period of time.

Dr. Michael Weis defines two crucial End Times terms...Biblically. One in particular has been incorrectly defined for generations and that is The Great Tribulation. He explains how this is not the entire 7 years of Daniel's 70th Week. He then connects another important term: The Time of Jacob's Trouble. Dr. Weis' application is challenging and timely in this encouraging podcast.

Charles Cooper talks about the signs of the Lord's return, and how His return was not imminent prior to 1947 because the prophetic geography necessary for the return of Jesus simply did not exist. Eschatological geography demands that when Jesus returns, the Jews must be in their own land with a governing authority in place that allows a representative to enter into a covenent agreement on behalf of the Jewish people. Charles argues if that was true before 1947 it is true now, and Christians should not have anxiety that Jesus is going to suddenly appear before the eschatological, geographical puzzle is set.

Michael Ufferman, Bible teacher from Zion’s Hope, lays the ground work in Part 1 of this 2-part podcast to clearly identify when the Wrath of God actually begins. Scripture says God will use fire as a devastating part of His judgment against unbelieving mankind. That fiery judgment comes exactly when proponents of the Pre-Wrath Rapture would expect.

Chris White talks about how the belief of pretribbers, that the rapture takes places before the covenant, leads to downstream errors about how the rest of the end times plays out.

Marquis Laughlin discusses what Jesus may have been referring to when He mentions the unforgivable sin. What is blaspheming the Holy Spirit? Why are we warned about it, and why is it unforgivable? How does this sin fit into the falling away of the Church, the Antichrist’s plans, and the great delusion?

Dr. Michael Weis continues to explain various end times terms...Biblically. In this episode he explores both a historic and prophetic term and event - The Abomination of Desolation. He also touches on 70AD, while asking and answering how the destruction of Jerusalem and the Temple fits in to this prophecy. He then challenges us to smash the idols in our lives in today's episode!

Charles Cooper presents a study on hermeneutics: the rules for understanding a written document. Your hermeneutic is the key to understanding biblical prophecy. Bible study with discernment should be a goal of every Christian, and an accurate understanding of the biblical text is required for a proper interpretation of the author's intended meaning.

Ron Wallace previously taught about the expectation of the Church concerning the Second Coming of Jesus.  In this episode, he amplifies that expectation by looking at the various things Christians will encounter as they live here on earth not only during the period of beginning birth pains, but also during the time of persecution by the antichrist during the future tribulation.