Revelation

The book of Revelation prophecies a series of future events, but author and pastor Robert J. Morgan doesn’t believe Christians will have to wait a long time for them to start taking place.

A Swedish tech company has released a rice-sized microchip that can be implanted under the skin and used as a COVID-19 passport. Some in the Christian community are calling the microchip a precursor to the mark of the beast, which is foretold in the book of Revelation.

Thomas Schreiner, one of America’s leading evangelical scholars, took to social media recently to reject speculation that the COVID-19 vaccine could be the “mark of the beast” as mentioned in Revelation.

The book of Revelation tends to make people nervous. There’s a lot in there that we can’t wrap our minds around. Consequently, Revelation is often read with some measure of fear and uncertainty. Alternatively, some Christians (including pastors!) ignore it altogether.

But at its core, Revelation is a book of hope that is extremely relevant to our lives today.

Christian End Times prepper Jim Bakker said that God told him He put Donald Trump on this earth to give the church time to prepare for the impending end.

It’s important for Christians to approach End-Times scholarship with clear heads and discerning hearts. Are you making these mistakes?

In a post-Christian culture, believers who stand for Jesus will pay a price.

Go ahead and enjoy the Nicolas Cage movie remake of “Left Behind,” but don’t believe Jesus is going to snatch Christians away so they miss the Tribulation, says theologian William Craig.