How does the Bible use the term time of the end? What exactly is it? Are we in that time yet? Is there a way to know?

What happens after the Millennium, Jesus Christ's 1,000-year reign over mankind? This is when a truly astounding part of God's great plan comes to pass!

Beyond the tumultuous times of today lies the promise of a transformed world of peace and plenty-the age of Christ's glorious reign on the earth!

The Lord's Day refers to the end-time events surrounding the return of Jesus Christ, when He will personally and directly intervene in human affairs.

Many Bible prophecies deal with the time that appears to lie immediately before us—the end of the age of the rule of Satan the devil over the world.

Many are vaguely aware that Jesus Christ's birth, life and death were prophesied in the Hebrew Scriptures, the Old Testament. But few are aware of the sheer number of prophecies and the astonishingly precise details foretold up to thousands of...

Bible prophecy is built around a framework of specific principles and themes. Knowing them is key to unlocking a proper understanding of Bible prophecy.

Prophecy is an integral part of the Bible, God's inspired revelation to mankind. Through it God reveals Himself, His plan for humanity and why we are here.

God’s Word provides assurance of life after death—though not in a heavenly afterlife as thought by so many! God promises that life will return through a resurrection of the dead. This is how mankind can receive His gift of eternal...

The temporary existence that ends in death is not God's original purpose for mankind.

The dramatic symbolism of the book of Revelation comes from the divine author of all the other books of the Bible.

Dual themes are common in Bible prophecy.

The Church is made up of people called to follow Jesus Christ.

Has God's law changed? What does Jesus Christ expect Christians to do about the Ten Commandments?

What is the abomination of desolation mentioned in the Bible within the book of Daniel?

Have you ever read a line of witty wisdom that just hangs out there in wonderment before your widening eyes?

What did the apostle John mean by a sin not leading to death in 1 John 5:16-17 (New King James Version)?

There are many remarkable events that have taken place in the history of mankind—and many remarkable people involved in these events.

The Old Testament Law, Prophets and Writings foretold Jesus Christ. These tripartite divisions also serve as the foundation of prophecy.

What did Christ mean when He said, "Do not think that I came to destroy the Law or the Prophets...but to fulfill"?