Following the crucifixion of Jesus and His rising from the grave, He met with His disciples, telling them to wait in Jerusalem because they would be imbued with power from on high. Indeed, as they met and prayed, the Holy Spirit came upon them, filling them with the power and authority of God Himself. In…
Posts Categorized: Rapture
Ezra 5:3 – Who Gave You a Decree?
The enemy is insidious and extremely persistent. When he sees the people of God gaining ground that he thinks is his, he’ll do whatever is necessary “by any means possible” to take it back, no matter how underhanded. Satan is the prince of the earth and of the power of the air. He has claimed…
Latest Pastor Dana Dreams Tell Us The Rapture Is Near
I hope you’ll take the time to watch this latest video with Pastor Dana Coverstone recounting his latest dreams. They’re quite detailed and intense. The one thing is for sure: God is plainly telling us the Rapture is very near!
John 17:12 – The Son of Perdition
We’re going to take a little expedition into the land of speculation today based on a couple of intriguing verses in Scripture. The account of Judas Iscariot is a tragic one, and we wonder how such a man could do what he did in betraying Jesus Christ. There are clues, however, that perhaps give us…
Awaken Bible Prophecy class 6-2-21 – Next Prophecies Antichrist
This is our weekly Awaken Bible Prophecy class where we are studying The Next Prophecies by Bill Salus. Tonight we discuss Chapter 6: Introducing the Antichrist. We also touch on some intriguing ideas that Terry James recently wrote about concerning the Antichrist, as well as introduce Salus’ alternative view of the timing of the opening…
Awaken Bible Prophecy Update 6-2-21 – Dispensationalism
A Dispensation is a way of ordering things. In theology, it is the ordering of Biblical history into specific periods of time with each dispensation being a divinely appointed age (Gotquestions.org). In tonight’s Prophecy Update we discuss the 7 dispensations through the ages and what that means prophetically. Briefly beginning our discussion, we highlight the…