End Times Update & Charts

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I hope that each of you had a blessed Christmas this year. I want to express my humble gratitude to our Lord for leading so many people from so many different nations (about 95) to this blog to study His wonderful Word. I am so thankful for each one of you and I truly look forward to meeting many of you one day in heaven. Praise God that our Savior is still at work saving souls even in a world drowning in chaos, hatred and darkness. Photo of "Blood Moon"



Please don't forget to visit our church in Smithville, Ohio, if you are ever in the area. We currently have a Sunday morning service at 10:30 AM and Wednesday evening at 7 PM. Our address is Heritage Baptist Church, 679 West Main Street, Smithville, Ohio, 44677. Our Pastor is Michael Alvis. 

You can also reach me via email and you can leave comments on blog posts as well. My chief goal is simply to share God's eternal life changing truth with as many people as the Lord allows me to. 

Right now, I am running a bit behind on our series of End Times lessons. We are about to look at the return of Christ in victory to rule and reign. However, we also need to look at a war called the battle of God and Magog in Ezekiel 37-39, as this war will be related to the 7 year tribulation period at some point. We will also look at the battle of Armageddon.

This is a lot of material to study and I hope to be ready to post in a day or two. The link below is to an excellent chart of Daniel's 70th week of prophecy done by Dr. Randall Price who has also written some excellent books on Biblical  Archaeology such as "The Stones Cry Out."


Daniel's 70th Week.

file:///C:/Users/Bob/Documents/C%20LARKIN%20BOOK%20OF%20DANIEL%20AND%20REVELATION/Revelation-Study08-2016-01-13-chart-70-weeks-Daniel.pdf


The link below is another good End Times chart that helps break down all the prophecies that we have been studying thus far.


End Times Chart

https://wakymc.org/wp-content/uploads/2018/02/End-Times-Chart-Tribulation-2.pdf

I hope that these resources will help us to have a visual frame of reference to better understand what God's plan is according to His Word. 

As always, may we all seek to live for the glory of God until He calls us home. Bob

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