Snoqualmie Valley Bible Church

In this text, Jesus gives the 7th and 8th signs that will accompany the end of the age - disruptions in the cosmos and the descent of the Son of Man.

In this text, Jesus continues explaining to His disciples the signs that will accompany the end of the age just before He returns. After many false Christs, wars, earthquakes, famines, and even widespread persecution, will come one great singular sign - the public appearance of the Antichrist who will perform the 'Abomination of Desolation'.

In this text, Jesus continues explaining to His disciples the signs that will accompany the end of the age just before He returns. After many false Christs, wars, earthquakes, famines, and even widespread persecution, will come one great singular sign - the public appearance of the Antichrist who will perform the 'Abomination of Desolation'.

In this part of the Olivet Discourse, Jesus discloses the fourth sign that will accompany the end of the age and immediately precede His return - great worldwide persecution against Christians.

In this part of the Olivet Discourse, Jesus discloses the fourth sign that will accompany the end of the age and immediately precede His return - great worldwide persecution against Christians.

In this part of the Olivet Discourse, Jesus discloses the second and third signs that will accompany the end of the age and immediately precede His return - worldwide war, great earthquakes, and severe famines.

In this part of the Olivet Discourse, Jesus discloses the second and third signs that will accompany the end of the age and immediately precede His return - worldwide war, great earthquakes, and severe famines.

In this text, Jesus gives the first of many signs that will coincide with His return at the end of the age - the coming of many false christs and teachers and the falling away of many.

In this text, Jesus gives the first of many signs that will coincide with His return at the end of the age - the coming of many false christs and teachers and the falling away of many.

In this text which happens to be the introduction to the book of Philippians, we see the Apostle Paul disclose several aspects of the pastor's heart as he describes how he feels about the church at Philippi.