When Jesus Returns
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The Best Teachings on Bible Prophecy-in One Compelling Volume
As global unrest and societal shifts intensify, Bible prophecy offers us a shining beacon of clarity and hope. In a world that is descending deeper into darkness and confusion, it’s more vital than ever that we understand the times, and how God desires for us to live.
That’s the focus of When Jesus Returns. Drawing on the all-time best messages from one of the most popular Bible prophecy conferences in the US, this volume features instruction and practical wisdom from today’s most respected Bible prophecy experts. These teachings will:
*help you gain a clear understanding of how the last days will unfold
*encourage you to live boldly and faithfully amid the increase of cultural evil and decay *inspire you to speak and live in ways that bring Jesus’ offer of salvation and hope to those in spiritual darkness
As these powerful messages stoke your trust in God’s glorious plans for the future, you will be empowered to live with boldness and readiness like never before!
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SKU (ISBN): 9780736989602
ISBN10: 0736989609
Editor: Jan Markell
Binding: Trade Paper
Published: November 2024
Publisher: Harvest House Publishers
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