Today’s post is about predicting the date when the Lord Jesus Christ will return to this world:

Predicting the Rapture (PDF file; 27 pages)

In this post I’m taking a look at unbiblical practices within the modern church (specifically, with regards to ecclesiology – the way that churches “do church”):

The Unbiblical Church (PDF file; 174 pages)

This paper takes an in-depth look at how salvation works:

How Salvation Works

This book is an in-depth look at the signs that indicate the rapture is near (the Sign of the Woman and the Sign of the Dragon). It also investigates the gap between the rapture and the tribulation, and what will happen in those days:

8/16/20: The Sign of the Dragon (PDF): Download

I thought it might be a good learning experience to create a timeline of the Bible, so I created one that goes from the beginning to the eternal state. It’s posted here:

Timeline of the Old and New Testament

Today we take a look at how the sacrificial system in Leviticus points to the person and work of Christ:

The Blood of the Lamb

Today we are taking a look at God’s prophetic calendar:

God’s Prophetic Calendar

How did Jesus view the Old Testament? Did Christ and His apostles teach that it was a reliable, historical account of events that actually happened, or did they teach that it was a series of moral tales that contained a mixture of truth and error?

How Did Jesus View The Old Testament

This time we are going to take a look at the Biblical practice of “casting lots” – and the enormous difference between the way things are done in the Bible and the way we do things today:

Casting Lots

The Bible gives us four different accounts of the resurrection of Jesus Christ. Each of the accounts makes sense when read on their own, but it can be a challenge to harmonize all four accounts and get a complete picture of what happened on the day Jesus rose from the dead. This is my take on how to put together all of the pieces:

The Resurrection of Jesus Christ

Is it true that the God of the New Testament was full of love and compassion, while the God of the Old Testament was full of wrath? Is it true, as some say, that God changed between testaments?

Let’s take a look and see what the Bible has to say:

The God of the Old Testament

How can you tell if you’ve been saved and are going to go to Heaven when you die? Do you just have to depend on your feelings? Do you think back to the moment you accepted Christ and depend on that memory – or is there a better and more Biblical way? What does the Bible have to say about this extremely important topic? How can you know for sure that you have forgiveness and salvation?

You can find the answer here:

Signs of Genuine Faith

Today’s Sunday School lesson is on Psalm 51:

Psalm 51

The lesson for 6/25 is on Psalm 138:

Psalm 138

The Sunday School lesson for 6/18 is on Psalm 23:

Psalm 23