In the future, the antichrist will enter the temple in Jerusalem and declare that he is god, completely fulfilling Daniel’s “abomination of desolation” prophecy. What will happen after that?
Todays Scripture: Matthew 24:15
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At His return, Jesus said, “Then there will be two men in the field; one will be taken and one will be left. Two women will be grinding at the mill; one will be taken and one will be left.” So will the righteous be those who are taken or left?
Todays Scripture: Matthew 24:35, 37-41
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Is it possible to be ready now for Jesus’ return, but not be ready when He does actually return?
Todays Scripture: Matthew 24:40-44
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Whether they realize it or not, every Christian believes that works of obedience are necessary for one to obtain eternal life. David proves this.
Todays Scripture: Matthew 25:24-30
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The master in the Parable of the Talents was characterized as a man who “reaped where he did not sow,” and who “gathered where he scattered no seed.” Does that description characterize God?
Todays Scripture: Matthew 25:24-30
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Did the one-talent servant in Jesus’ Parable of the Talents represent a believer or an unbeliever?
Todays Scripture: Matthew 25:16-23
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If the idea of “once-saved-always-saved” is biblically sound, why did Jesus spend so much effort in the Olivet Discourse warning His closest disciples to make they would be ready at His return?
Todays Scripture: Matthew 25:13-15
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All ten virgins were initially ready, but five became unready as the bridegroom was delayed. So was this parable an admonition for unbelievers to get ready for Jesus’ return?
Todays Scripture: Matthew 25:13
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Five of the ten virgins were wise and five were foolish. Why were the foolish excluded from the wedding feast in the end only because they ran out of oil?
Todays Scripture: Matthew 25:2-13
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All ten virgins had one singular purpose. It was to meet the bridegroom. What does that reveal to us about who they represent?
Todays Scripture: Matthew 24:50-25:1
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