Did you know that about two thousand Bible prophecies have already been fulfilled? Most of them were given centuries before the actual event took place. Each happened just as it was prophesied, without error and without exception. Today Ron takes us to the books of Daniel and Revelation to reveal a fascinating prophecy that is yet to be fulfilled.  

Did you know that about two thousand Bible prophecies have already been fulfilled? Most of them were given centuries before the actual event took place. Each happened just as it was prophesied, without error and without exception. Today Ron takes us to the books of Daniel and Revelation to reveal a fascinating prophecy that is yet to be fulfilled.   

Today Ron continues looking at the future seven-year devastation known as the Great Tribulation, specifically, the four horsemen who will bring famine and disease and death to the world. The end result is that one quarter of the earth’s population will die. Today’s message is part of Ron’s continuing series, “Mysteries of the Apocalypse: The Last Days of Planet Earth and the Return of Jesus Christ,” and it starts right now.  

Do you remember where you were on the morning of September

eleventh, two thousand and one?  I bet you do. It was one of the most

tragic days in United States history.  But a season is coming when tragedy

like that will happen on Earth every day for seven years.  And the

perpetrator will not be a group of terrorists.  It will be God Himself.  Today

Ron takes an inside look at the future judgment of God on planet Earth.  

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The Bible often speaks of how we can be rewarded on Earth.  But at the end of this age, when God hands out eternal rewards, each believer in Christ will be eligible to receive five crowns. Today, Ron explores these five crowns as he continues his series, “Mysteries of The Apocalypse: The Last Days of Planet Earth and the Return of Jesus Christ.”    

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In the first three chapters of Revelation, Jesus asks John to write down what he sees then to write down the things that are. Today Ron turns his attention to Revelation chapters four and five, when John was asked to write down the things that are yet to come. It’s all part of Ron’s continuing teaching series, “Mysteries of the Apocalypse: The Last Days of Planet Earth, and the Return of Jesus Christ.”    

For the past few days, Ron has been exploring Revelation chapters two and three, specifically the seven letters the Apostle John wrote to the seven churches in First Century Asia. Today we come to the final letter, a rather sobering message sent to the church at Laodicea, and one that could very easily have been written to the twenty-first century church in America.

For the past few days, Ron has been exploring Revelation chapters two and three, specifically the seven letters the Apostle John wrote to the seven churches in First Century Asia. Today we come to the final letter, a rather sobering message sent to the church at Laodicea, and one that could very easily have been written to the twenty-first century church in America.  

There are loveless churches, corrupt churches, and at times, there are dead churches. What does God mean when He says a church is dead? What does it take to resurrect it? On today’s program, Ron introduces us to the church at Sardis, and explains how that particular church can be a sobering reminder for us today.

The Revelation of Jesus Christ is an unveiling of future events. But it also reveals the condition of the church, not only the seven churches in Asia to whom the letters were addressed, but every church from that day to this. Today Ron takes us once again to these letters as he continues his series, “Mysteries of the Apocalypse: The Last Days of Planet Earth and the Return of Jesus Christ."