In the parable of the prodigal son, there were two lost people. In this sermon we examine the second of two; the religious lost person. This is easily the easiest sin that "veteran Christians" can get. Have you forgotten and forsaken the sweet Gospel?

Many of us have prodigal relatives... and perhaps we bathe in the hope found in the parable of the prodigal son. What does this parable really say? And where is our hope firmly placed?

Philosopher Bertrand Russell calls Jesus a False Prophet, basing it off of Jesus's statements about His coming on the clouds before His generation passed. What Russell right? Since Jesus did not return in the Second Coming, IS He a false prophet?

Jesus says that He's coming on the clouds, and sending out angels to gather His elect. What does that look like? How do we couple this with the fact that Jesus said He will come before His contemporary generation passes.

The Abomination of Desolation, the Great Tribulation, are these end time events? Why does Jesus say all these things will pass "within this generation"? Study in Mark 13 to hear that Jesus saves His people!

Part 2 through Mark 13; Jesus gives His disciples on the Mount of Olives, prophecy, a prediction of events to come in 70 AD, that the rest of the Scriptures speak to in terms of fulfillment. We find that the church's persecution goes back to its roots, yay, even it's founder.

On the mount of olives, Jesus gave His easily longest dialogue of prophecy to His disciples. What was He referring to? Is of things yet to come, or things already passed for us? "When will these things be?"