The eighth episode of our end-times study.

In the second part of this episode, we finish the list of the ten attributes of the antichrist.  

In this episode of "The End Times, Are We There Yet?"  we study who the antichrist is and how to recognize him.

Paul gives Christians some encouraging truths about what happens at the 2nd coming of Christ.  When Jesus returns there will be 3 great events; The Resurrection, The Transformation, and The Reunion.

In this episode, I go over the top ten reasons why I believe that the rapture of the Church will not happen until after the Tribulation.

In other words, ten reasons why I believe that Christians will go through the Tribulation.

We have already discussed the chronology of end-times events laid out in Jesus' Olivet Discourse.  Now we are starting our look at the book of Revelation, and its order of events.

As we continue in this study of Paul's letter to the church in Thessalonica, we discover more about who Christians are to be.  The people of the Church are to be a people of Work.  They should stand out in their communities as hard-working people.  

Paul gives three commands in this passage; lead a quiet life, attend to your own business, and work with your hands.  

This is a continuation of our initial study of Matthew 24: Jesus Olivet Discourse on the End Times.  In this study you will get a thorough understanding of why I believe that the Rapture of the Church will not happen until after the 7 year Tribulation.

In part one of this message, we discovered what the Biblical standard for sexuality is.   Anything outside of a marriage between one man, and one woman, for life, is sexual immorality.    

And sexual immorality also includes our thoughts and motives.  

In part 2 of this message, we look at how Paul advised Christians to uphold this standard.   It's one thing to set a high standard of purity, it's another to keep that standard. 

And keeping it begins with changing the way that you think.

According to Paul's letter to the church in Thessalonica, Christians are supposed to "abstain from sexual immorality."   

Christians are supposed to be a sexually pure people.  Well, what does that mean today?  We will discover that in this message from 1 Thessalonians 4:1-8.