A few months passed after Paul wrote 1 Thessalonians. He was busy dealing with the challenging situation in Corinth, but he heard enough and was compelled to write 2 Thessalonians. His tone changed from warm, appreciating, and encouraging, to seemingly cold, admonishing, and warning. The two tones seemed to be the parentheses necessary for dealing with any “end-time fever.”Pastor Daiqing Yuan, Ph.D.

Sermon #9: What Happens When You Just Think about the End? 03/17/19

DAY Ministry shares with the world the fruit of work by Rev. Dr. D. A. Yuan. He is an American pastor, author and conference speaker who was raised up in China and trained as a physicist before his conversion to evangelical Christianity. Once knowing Christ, he became fascinated by the Bible and everything it relates to. He sought for biblical truth as the revelation from God, which should and can be harmonized to the truths in other branches of knowledge, such as philosophy, science, and history. He has extended interests in chronology, archaeology, astronomy, prophecy; systematic and historical theology; ethics, law, economics, politics; arts and music. But mostly, he loves to do expository teaching from the Scripture. Here is a collection of the insights he received from the LORD.

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Sermon #9: What Happens When You Just Think about the End? 03/17/19

Sermon #9: What Happens When You Just Think about the End? 03/17/19