End Time News Dec 2020
Virginia deputy fired over ‘disturbing’ posts on social media site Parler
(NBC) – A sheriff’s deputy in Virginia has been fired after authorities said that... 
Rabbi says massive earthquakes in Turkey and Chile is ‘Earth Dancing to Bring Messiah’
(OPINION) Israel 365 News – Two significant earthquakes shook disparate sections of the... 
Croatia earthquake was strongest quake to strike Central Europe since 1880
(UPDATE) Yahoo – Croatia suffered its strongest earthquake in 140 years — for the...
Preparing for the End Times What should Christians be doing to get ready for the cataclysmic events preceding the end of the Age and the Second Coming of Christ? Given the current state of affairs in the world, it's hard to avoid the conclusion that the Lord may be returning soon. I'm trying to hold on to my confidence in God and live by faith, but some of my friends and relatives tell me that's not enough. They're selling their homes, moving to remote desert or mountain locations, stockpiling food, buying weapons and ammunition – the list goes on and on. Is this right? Are we really supposed to run and hide as things get worse? Or should we stay where we are and continue to minister to the people around us?
The Bible clearly instructs us to be vigilant. But it also teaches that no one can say for certain that we are living in the “end times.” This is at best a debatable proposition. Jesus Himself repeatedly said that no one knows or can know the day or hour of His return (Matthew 24:36; Mark 13:32; Acts 1:7). To be sure, we are surrounded by events and developments that could be interpreted as signs of the end. On every hand we see famines, earthquakes, disasters, troubles, persecutions, wars and rumors of wars (Mark 13:7-9). But has there ever been a period in the history of the world when this was not the case?
Can you imagine what it was like to be a believer in Rome under the emperor Caligula, or Nero, or Domitian? To face the arena, the stake, or the lion’s den for your faith? What do you suppose Christians were thinking when the legions captured Jerusalem and destroyed the Temple in A.D. 70? Or when Attila overran Europe in the 5th century, the Vikings in the 9th, Genghis Khan in the 13th, or the Muslim Turks in the 16th? Might anyone have concluded that the end was near when the Black Death decimated Christendom, wiping out entire towns and claiming more than 25 million lives between 1347 and 1352? How did the situation look to believers at the beginning of the last century, when the so-called Great War destroyed the flower of an entire generation (37 million casualties)? Or a few decades later, when the shadow of Hitler and the Third Reich was rising over Germany and Eastern Europe? Clearly, the early 21st century has no monopoly on death, disaster, devastation, and terror. You don’t need to know a great deal about history to realize this. Preparing for Christ’s Return
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December 26, 2020What Can Israel Expect From A Biden Administration?
As Israel prepares for the incoming U.S. administration under the leadership of President-elect Joe Biden, questions abound in Israel over what his priorities will be and what his foreign policy will look like, especially regarding Iran and the Palestinian issue....
December 23, 2020The Top 3 Prophetic News Headlines Of 2020
As 2020 draws to a close, what were the biggest prophetic news stories? Here is a list of what we believe were the top three....
December 23, 2020Everything Wrong With Government Was Just Exposed In The Covid Relief Bill
$10 million of US taxpayer money will be given to the government of Pakistan specifically for gender studies programs as part of the Covid relief bill just passed by Congress. If you think that is bad or wonder what this has to do with Covid - wait until you read the rest of how the money is being spent. ...
Another Israeli Lawmaker Enters Temple Mount, Calls For Building 3rd Temple
Nissim Vaturi is the second Likud Knesset member to not only enter the Temple Mount, but to call for the construction of the third Temple this month.
