Turning Point Radio

The word, “Hallelujah,” only appears a handful of times in the New Testament, and only as part of a celebration in Heaven. Dr. David Jeremiah invites us into that celebration, described in the nineteenth chapter of Revelation. The seven years of Tribulation are over, and Christ’s return is imminent.

One day, God will severely judge the world system known as Babylon. But does that have any application for Christians right now? Dr. David Jeremiah says yes, offering a biblical response to the judgment of Babylon that believers should take to heart every day.

An earthquake flattens mountains as people flee from hundred-pound hailstones, and that’s just the start. Dr. David Jeremiah reveals the seven vial judgments paving the way to Armageddon.

In Revelation seventeen, we saw the Antichrist gain power and control with a world religion. In chapter eighteen, he tries again with a different side of the same system. Dr. David Jeremiah takes a closer look at the system known in Revelation as Babylon, and why God will judge it so harshly.

You might be surprised to learn that the Tribulation will see the Antichrist closely linked to the church. You might not be surprised to learn why. Dr. David Jeremiah examines the unholy relationship between the two, how it ultimately plays out, and what it means to us here and now.

With its account of a woman on a scarlet beast, the seventeenth chapter of Revelation has caused its share of confusion and conjecture through the years. Dr. David Jeremiah peels away the mystery and misunderstanding to explain what it means and how it fits into the prophetic timeline.

A massive earthquake levels every mountain while people flee in terror from hundred-pound hailstones. That’s a frightening scene, but is it the worst of the Tribulation? Dr. David Jeremiah sheds light on more of the seven vial judgments paving the way to Armageddon.

Like the king who faces his conquered enemy to personally deliver the fatal blow, God Himself takes charge of the final round of judgments in the Tribulation. Dr. David Jeremiah opens the sixteenth chapter of Revelation to explain why God takes such a personal role in pouring out the seven vial judgments.

While Revelation celebrates the power of almighty God, it also displays the desperation of the devil. Dr. David Jeremiah explains why Satan will stop at nothing to do his work.

What kind of God would permit the plagues of the Tribulation? The same God who graciously offers a way of escape, time and time again. Dr. David Jeremiah draws our attention to God’s love and mercy, often overlooked as the escalating drama of the Tribulation unfolds in Revelation.