If the fulfillment of certain inspired predictions declare that the return of Christ to the earth is near at hand, then HIS descent to the air is so much nearer still. If we know that the end of the Age itself is now almost reached, then it is doubly …

Fortner says his book was written for Christians, because many will repent too late to make the Rapture and will need to know this information if they want to survive the Wrath of God, so they can live in the Kingdom of God on Earth after the return of …

Anne Graham Lotz, the daughter of evangelist Billy Graham, believes the world is at the end of the end times. (Courtesy). Join us on the new C-Pop podcast where Taylor and Jessilyn discuss, debate and sometimes deride pop culture with a strong sense of …

Many other places in the Bible enflame our hearts with specific targets of hope surrounding the return of Christ. Think of your heart as a hope chest full of the Bible's expectations for Jesus' second coming. What would be some of the items in your chest?

Those early Christians expecting the imminent return of Christ weren't wrong. He did, he does, he continues to come for each of us. He impinges on all and every life. It's when he stops coming, that the eschaton, as traditionally thought of, begins …

TOPSHOT – Believers hold palm leaves during the Palm Sunday celebration at St. Pierre Church in Port-au-Prince on March 20, 2016. The ceremony is a landmark in the Christian calendar, marking the triumphant return of Christ to Jerusalem the week before …

The general resurrection of the dead is connected with the return of Christ. The ancient _____ denied the resurrection (Matthew 22:23; Acts 23:6-8), as do modern skeptics. But the doctrine of the bodily “_____ of the dead, both of the just and unjust …

Wouldn't it be something if the return of Christ took place this very year in which he catches up all believers into the glories of heaven? We hasten to admit that no one knows the day and hour, but signs of the time are many which indicate a nearness.

Jesus came back on a Saturday night. Mike and I were sitting in his car after the prayer meeting, discussing the return of Christ, and had just observed that it could happen that very night. The remark had not been prompted by any singular event or sign.

Wilson proposed it is not the fantastical elements of “The Lord of the Rings” and “The Chronicles of Narnia” that make them popular, but the realism and the important truths they contain for living in troubling times and preparing for the return of Christ.