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Hello good people of planet Earth, today is September 23, 2017, and it isn’t the end! Do not be afraid…

The tribulation has nothing to do with recent natural disasters.I’m mad! I have seen way too much news, and too many articles that relate these storms, earthquakes, and the latest eclipse to some sort of end-time, or tribulation scenario. What’s worse, is the fact that it is coming from supposed biblical scholars, pastors and preachers! They are the ones who should know better! Consequently, many people are buying into a non-biblical concept.Natural disasters not related to the Tribulation.Let me provoke your thinking, therefore quelling some fears…First of all, there is no such thing found in the Bible as a, “seven year tribulation!” Try as you might, you cannot find it.Second, the tribulation that is mentioned in the Bible lasts approximately 3.5 years. However, it has absolutely nothing to do with the entire world! It was a period of judgment that fell upon Jerusalem, and it ended in A.D. 70 with the destruction of Jerusalem and the temple. As a result of that destruction, the Old Covenant system was over.Third, if a preacher tells you that the tribulation is coming, and especially if he says it lasts seven years, ask him to show it to you in the Bible. He cannot find it since it is not there. He must be parroting what other fear-mongering prophecy “hexperts” are espousing.In conclusion, it is biblically safe to say that we are not about to enter into some seven year period of great affliction that signals the return of Christ. We can conclude that God is not using massive natural disasters to punish, nor to get our attention. Natural disasters are just that, natural. They happen when atmospheric conditions are right for them to happen. We have no need to worry that God would destroy man under the pretense of directing him.

Welcome to the Prophecy Talk PodcastEschatology: Seeing Immanence in the First Century ADIn this episode, I will discuss eschatology using an article that was written by a good friend of mine, Charles Meek. Charles has written a great book, ‘Christian Hope Through Fulfilled Prophecy,’ which is available on Amazon. Mr. Meek is also Editor at Faithfacts.org. He runs a couple of other sites, and maintains a couple of Facebook pages, one of which is Evangelical Preterism.The article attempts to answer the question, “what is the eschaton,” thus the title ‘What is the Eschaton?’Join us for the beginning of this journey, and thank you for listening.

Get Kingdom MindedUnderstanding fulfilled prophecy will help you live an abundant life.Kingdom Minded… The Apostle John wrote, “I John, who also am your brother, and companion in tribulation, and in the kingdom and patience of Jesus Christ, was in the isle that is called Patmos, for the word of God, and for the testimony of Jesus Christ.”Did you catch that?John wrote that he was a brother, and a companion in tribulation, and in the Kingdom. The Greek phrase, “ἐν τῇ θλίψει,” literally translates, “in the tribulation.”He was a companion in both the tribulation, and the Kingdom. Neither of those are yet to come, as they both have come. The Kingdom has been a present reality for about 1,950 years.I’m on a mission to dispel the fear that has been propagated by these Prophecy “experts,” and so-called end time prophets.If we want to have “abundant life,” we must get Kingdom minded.

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Welcome to Prophecy TalkA Fulfilled Prophecy PodcastThis episode is a short introduction to what we hope to accomplish, and what some of our main points of study will be.We also outline some of the things we are not. We hope to become part of your weekly listening…Your friends, Billy Martin and Josie Pannell