The Grim Reality of the Last Days

An amazing, recent sermon by John MacArthur, that covers the words of Jesus about the end times in Mark 13, as well as parallel it to current events. He also covers the Muslim eschatology of their Mahdi and how he correlates to the Antichrist. It's an hour and seventeen minutes long, but I love listening to this man teach. I hope you enjoy it as much as I did.

~~Becka

Comparing Muslim Prophecy with Bible Prophecy

Here is another prophecy video from Calvary Chapel Kaneohe in Hawaii. In it, the pastor, JD, compares the Islamic prophecy spoken of in the video I shared with you last week with Bible prophecy. It is an eye-opening video to the obvious parallels you might not have realized.

The video is very quiet for the first 15-20 seconds, but after that, the microphone feed is turned on and you can listen like normal. Watch to the end. I love this guy!

~~Becka

A Visual Representation of How Christ Rescues Us

I found this video randomly, but it is a must watch. To anyone who's had a tough time explaining what it's like to be a believer in Christ, you NEED to show them this. Watch the entire video. By the end, I was crying. Even when we're at the end of our rope, Christ saves us.

To any unbelievers reading this blog, there is always Hope, no matter how hopeless things seem. All you need to do is cry out to Him to save you.

~~Becka

What if There is No Resurrection?

Here is an hour long sermon from John MacArthur on the resurrection of Christ, and how it validates a resurrection of believers (the Rapture).  The entire teaching is powerful, but if you're in a hurry, just watch part 2, as it jumps right in and rehashes a few things from part 1 so you won't be lost.





~~Becka

Messianic Praise

I don't know about you, but I absolutely ADORE Messianic praise music.  What is that, you ask?  It's Christian music set to a "Jewish"-type beat.  A lot of times, it revolves around Old Testament Scripture verses, alluding to the fact Christ is the Messiah.

These first two songs I'm showing you today are by a guy named Randy Rothwell.  He recorded these songs in... 1990 I believe.  The last one is by Paul Wilbur called "Days of Elijah".  You might be familiar with Twila Paris's version, but Paul's is so much better!  And very apropos for this blog. :)

BUT I LOVE THESE SONGS!  \O/  I have these albums on my iPod and whenever these songs come on, I crank it!  LOL  My kids think it's a little strange, but there's just something about this kind of praise music that makes me happy.  I want to get up and dance with a bunch of people!  I thought you might like it as well.  :)  Enjoy!







~~Becka