We are continuing the Olivet Discover through Matthew 24 into to 25 with an overarching theme of preparation for the Day of the LORD, the coming King, with an emphasis on mission.

Everyone is trying to predict the future, from climate to crypto. They go to YouTube gurus, palm readers, and the medium at Endor. All the wrong places…

What is going on in our nation? The good news is that Jesus is coming to sort all this out. A couple of years ago God nudged me to inquire of him regarding the Spiritual fabric of…

If Paul wrote it as “maran atha” then it means, The Lord has come – past tense, his first coming. If he wrote it as “marana tha” then it could be translated, “Lord, please come!”

When Peter is writing this letter, he is anticipating his imminent death (1:13–15). Jesus has made clear to him that he was to suffer crucifixion…

The gospel is not stagnant at the King who died on a cross. The cross acquired, it secured, it points forward to the coming King who will bring about "the restitution of all things"

In the final days before the crucifixion, just after prophesying the signs before His return in what we call the Olivet discourse, Jesus tells a profound parable: “the kingdom of heaven will be like ten virgins who took their lamps and went to meet the bridegroom.”