In this teaching, Roger Best continues his overview of end time events and focuses on one key question: When does the rapture take place in the sequence of end-times prophecy? Rather than date-setting, he lays out a clear biblical timeline using foundational passages such as Daniel 9, Matthew 24 (the Olivet Discourse), 1–2 Thessalonians, and Revelation 6–16.
In this opening session, Roger Best tackles a question many Christians are asking in a world marked by conflict, upheaval, and spiritual confusion: *What does the Bible actually teach about the end times?* With so many prophecy books and teachers offering competing timelines, this message aims to clear the fog by returning to Scripture and laying a foundation for understanding end-time events—especially the timing of the rapture in relation to tribulation and God’s wrath.
In this episode of Bible Prophecy Answers, Dr. Alan Kurschner challenges a common imbalance in modern evangelism: many Christians boldly proclaim the cross (Jesus’ death, burial, and resurrection) while rarely proclaiming the crown—the second coming of Christ, His kingdom reign, and His coming judgment. The result is a “truncated” message that often omits what the host calls the full gospel of the kingdom.
In this short but forceful episode of Bible Prophecy Answers, the host challenges Christians to rethink how they approach end times prophecy, the Antichrist, and the purpose of suffering in the Christian life. Using the vivid biblical image of David and Goliath, he urges believers to cultivate fearless faith for the moment when the eschatological Goliath—the Antichrist—arrives. The message is not merely academic or speculative. It is a call to spiritual readiness, faithful endurance, and uncompromising worship of Christ, even in the face of persecution and death.
In 2 Thess 1, Paul encouraged the Thessalonian believers to persevere in adversity. He reassures them that these tribulations are not the eschatological day of the Lord’s judgment, and that God will deliver …
WHY would you not want to be a David when the eschatological Goliath appears on earth? Many Christians think that it would be the worst thing for the Church to be here when …
Here is a reason why we know the Antichrist will be here in the future when Jesus returns: “and then the lawless one will be revealed, whom the Lord will destroy by the …
You may have noticed some big changes. We completely updated the back-end of the website since a lot was outdated and defunct. In reality it is a new website. We have a new …
Supersessionists (aka Replacement Theology) often claim that while the OT has many land promises, the NT does not have any; therefore, they generally argue, the land promise is no longer in effect, or …
We RARELY hear the full Gospel of the kingdom proclaimed to sinners (as Jesus preached and Paul proclaimed in Acts). Yes, we should tell sinners to “turn from your sin and trust …
This episode of Bible Prophecy Answers tackles a focused question many readers of Revelation ask: Why is there no temple inside the New Jerusalem? The host frames the discussion around Revelation 21:22, where John describes the climactic city of God’s future kingdom and makes a startling observation—he “saw no temple” in the city.
Ezekiel’s City and Revelation’s New Jerusalem One of the most significant theological claims highlighted is Willis’ argument that Ezekiel’s millennial city is the same city John describes in Revelation as the New Jerusalem. The host calls this identification crucial, because it strongly affects the timing of the city’s descent and its role in the millennium. He mentions he devoted an entire previous episode to defending this connection and intends to continue expanding the argument.
Ezekiel's City and John's New Jerusalem: Biblical Prophecy Explained Discover the striking parallels between Ezekiel's millennial city and John's New Jerusalem in this in-depth biblical prophecy analysis. This episode explores why God chose Jerusalem as His eternal dwelling place and what the prophets reveal about the future city.