Christian perspectives on the end of the world 24 Articles

by David Thornton

The Biblical book of Revelation is most commonly associated with end time prophecy, but many other parts of the Bible contain prophecies associated with the end of the age as well. Revelation is primarily concerned with e...read more

by Roger Davis

Cousin Benny, my brother John and I took our customary seats on the steps of the full width front porch at grandpa and grandma Jeep's. Revivals weren't scheduled back in the '50s. They just happened. and when they did ...read more

by Matthew Marlow

Have you ever run across the old bearded man standing on the street corner waving his cardboard sign that reads "The end is near! Repent all ye people! Repent!" How close are we to the end, and why did HE get the messag...read more

by Pat Lunsford

It is God's will that the message of the End be announced to all people so they have a chance to come to Him before it's too late. Christians have avoided the subject of the End Times for years, but it is getting close and...read more

by Bob Faulkner

Right before the end of the world, and the return of the Son of Man, comes the man of sin. Believers must feel nervous when yet one more brother attempts to describe what some feel is unknowable information. I feel n...read more

by Rob Pue

It has happened many times before: someone claims to know the date of the "end of the world." They manage to convince others - sometimes just a small handful, sometimes quite a following. Inevitably, they are disillusione...read more

by Gary C. Gibson

The experience of the world is a subjective experience perhaps that may be transcended by God at any time. Time may be sort of a continuum for itself within a unified field entirely malleable for God. While a no-dimensiona...read more

by Neil Woodard

The ultimate end of the world is found in Revelation chapter 20, verses 7-15. Consequently, the beginning of the new heaven and the new earth are seen in the very next chapter (21). A lot of history is yet to occur bef...read more

by William Bell

Christian perspectives on the end of the world differ as widely as those who wear the name Christian. This is tragic. The end of the world is really not that complex, though it has some complexities associated with some fa...read more

by Jesse Erickson

The end of the world is such a touchy subject. Just the mention of it turns many people off. They don't want to talk about when it will be, or it will happen. However, whether we avoid it or not, it's coming, and there ...read more

by Wallace Tucker

Before there can be any meaningful discussion about a Christian's views on the End of the World, or the Second Coming of Jesus Christ, a basic, yet essential question must first be answered: "Is the Bible the infallible...read more

by Dwayne Steger

Christian: Christ like in character, a follower of the Jewish messiah. I will also add, a Christian is an ambassador of and for Him. With that defined it could be viewed as seeing the end of the world as Christ does. To do...read more

by Gerry Legister

The end time will bring overwhelming sorrows featuring pestilence and earth quakes on a massive scale, it will be a time when all the tribes of earth shall mourn and cry out for deliverance, Even though a vast number of re...read more

by Nick Matrone

It is tough to look at the world around us and not see the book of Revelations coming to pass. In light of the persecution of the Jews, one-world government, one world currency exc. lets look at it from two perspectives. P...read more

by Samuel Tannenbaum

The Old Testament is like a tapestry portraying everything from the God's creation of the universe to the consummation of time and space and the beginning of eternity. The New Testament is like a detailed snapshot of one p...read more

by The Preacher

"The Daffodils Have Bloomed!" "The daffodils have bloomed and so have the dandelions." What, is it spring already? The Meteorological Office, in the UK, says this winter is the warmest in a century and the wettest in fi...read more

by Perry Myers

Biblical measured time accounts for only 14,000 years. Referring to the Scripture references of Psalms 90:4, Hosea 6:2 and 2 Peter 3:8, we understand that "One day with the Lord is as a thousand years." Take a look at t...read more

by I.M. Spurr

First of all, let's cover the "rapture." This is associated with the sounding of the seventh trumpet. But Paul reveals a mystery saying that we (Christians) will all be transformed at the sounding of the seventh trumpet. S...read more

by Rex Fritchey

"God's Record for Mankind" The concept of time originated with God but it was for man's need and benefit...not His. God is not tied to time, but man's life is measured in time. That g...read more

by Samantha Lee

Now lest you take one glance at the title and decide to turn the page, convinced that this is just the ranting of some war-movie obsessed teenage girl, please stop a moment and listen to what I have to say. WAR. The dic...read more