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Did you hear about the church that split because they couldn’t agree on the new color of carpet? We hear crazy stories like this and laugh. Nervously. Because we all […]
A GUIDE TO HISTORY’S FINAL EVENTS AND ETERNITY’S CENTRAL CHOICE
It is a disquieting fact that our lives will come to an end. What can cause even more uneasiness is the question of what happens next. Yet God does not abandon us to abstract speculations or anxious suspense. Rather, God’s message includes clarity and urgency regarding what happens after an individual’s death as well as after the end of history itself. In The End, Gary Johnson explores what the Bible teaches about Jesus’ Second Coming, the resurrection of the dead, the final judgment, eternal punishment, and the new heaven and new earth. The book ends with a practical chapter on how we can help others prepare for the end.
Gary Johnson presents a clear and concise understanding of significant issues concerning the consummation of the age.
— Dr. David Roadcup, Professor, TCM International Institute
Whether you are a guide for others, trying to find your own direction, or some of both, you can start here to appreciate better these landscapes that are too often ignored.
— Dr. David Fincher, President, Central Christian College
of the Bible
If you are looking for a practical, accessible, and discipleship-centered book on what the Bible says about the end times, then look no further.
— Dr. Rick Grover, Lead Pastor, East 91st Street
Christian Church
Did you hear about the church that split because they couldn’t agree on the new color of carpet? We hear crazy stories like this and laugh. Nervously. Because we all […]
THE SIMPLE STEPS BEHIND A MULTIPLYING MOVEMENT OF 2600+ CHURCHES Ralph Moore has spent over fifty years as a master maker of disciple makers. Ralph is the founder of the Hope Chapel Movement, which, like […]
For a whole segment of Bible teachers and preachers, N. T. Wright is their go-to theologian, for whom if Wright says it, then it’s probably right. He is, for many, […]
Have you heard the adage, “We work on our definitions—and then our definitions work on us”? Some of the most confusing words in Christianity today are “discipleship” and “disciple making.” […]
