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The phrase " End of the Age " tends to bring one image to mind first: destruction, disaster, some final catastrophe closing everything out. That reaction makes sense, but it skips over a better question. If one age comes to an end, what actually comes next? That question opens up a different side of biblical prophecy, one focused less on the final moments and more on what Scripture says happens once the present age closes. Scripture ties the closing of the age directly to the Kingdom of God. The end of the age isn't presented as one isolated event with nothing following it. The present order doesn't simply vanish. Biblical teaching points toward a different kind of rule taking its place, which gives the subject a wider meaning than an ending on its own. It also gives readers a real reason to think about what comes after, and why that future actually matters. What Does the End of the Age Really Mark? Human governments have shaped life throughout history. Kingdoms have...

Fear, Skepticism, and Confusion From the fear of “the bomb” in the early 1950s, to the global warming scare today that America is dying in a sea of pollution, “the end of the world” has concerned us since we were school children. Today, we continue to live in fear of nuclear annihilation, terrorism, epidemics, droughts, famine, tsunamis and earthquakes. Many see a connection between today’s news and the ancient “end-time” prophecies recorded in scripture. Others have become skeptical because of the failed “end of the world” prophecies of self-styled prophets. Such skepticism has been driven by educators and theologians who question the accuracy and authority of scripture. Ordinary people, who say they believe in God, are confused about the future because they don’t know what the Bible actually says. The Final 7 Years We’ve heard of a period of time known as “The Final 7 Years.” But does it really mean the final seven years to the end of the world? Let’s look at the prophecy. “And he sh...

UNDERSTANDING THE KINGDOM OF GOD Many people have heard the term “Kingdom of God,” but few really understand what it is. Throughout the entire Bible, this was the central message! John the Baptist preached the Kingdom of God, Jesus preached it, and the apostles preached it. The last question that Jesus was asked before He left the earth was, “Lord, will you at this time restore again the kingdom to Israel?” The coming Kingdom of God is the message that God wants to convey to every person on earth. The crucial question is, will you be a part of it? King Over All the Earth We want everyone to understand, straight from scripture, what the kingdom of God is all about. We’re going to start in the Old Testament. “And the Lord shall be king over all the earth: in that day shall there be one Lord, and his name one.” Zechariah 14:9 This prophecy in Zechariah refers to the time of the Battle of Armageddon. The nations of the world will come down against Israel to battle in Jerusalem. It’s at tha...

The books of Zechariah and Revelation prophesy two nuclear wars in the end time. We will analyze these prophesied wars, which occur in the very near future, on this edition of “End of the Age.” Two nuclear wars, it’s almost hard to imagine, isn’t it? I really don’t–this is one of the prophecies, very ominous,and I don’t even really like talking about it. But that’s right, it’s right there in your Bible. This world is headed straight for not one, but two nuclear wars. Does the Bible really prophesy two nuclear wars for the times just ahead? It’s unthinkable, but the prophecy in Zechariah 14 details events that will occur in the world’s last war, the battle of Armageddon. And I’m going to start there. Zechariah 14 verse 12 unmistakably teaches that nuclear weapons will be used in this last battle. The Bible says, “And this shall be the plague wherewith the LORD will smite all the people that have fought against Jerusalem; Their flesh shall consume away while they stand on their feet, and...