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Last Days Prophesied!

2014 March-April
Douglas S. Winnail


Are we really living in the “last days” before the return of Jesus Christ? While critics scoff, many professing Christians believe that is the case, but how would you know? The obvious answer is to consult the source that addresses these questions—the Bible. The Bible, unlike any other religious books, contains dozens of prophecies about specific events that will occur at the “end of the age”—just before Jesus Christ returns to this earth and dramatically intervenes in human affairs—and many of those prophecies are coming alive today!

Who Are the Irish?

2014 March-April
Rod King (1949-2019)


“A Uachtarain agus a chairde” (“President and friends”). These warm words of respect were spoken by Her Majesty, Queen Elizabeth II, at a state banquet speech in Dublin Castle during her first historic visit to the Republic of Ireland in May 2011. Ireland’s President, Mary McAleese, had extended the invitation to the Queen to visit her country and was the first Irish leader to do so. The President was visibly surprised by the Queen’s words and mouthed the word, “Wow!” when she heard the Queen speak in Ireland’s native Gaelic tongue.

Seventy-Two Hours

2014 March-April
J. Davy Crockett III


Jesus Christ staked His entire ministry on a key prophecy that most professing Christians ignore or even deny!

Secrets

15th February 2014
J. Davy Crockett III


Many people in the USA are deeply concerned about the admission by the National Security Agency (NSA) of eavesdropping on private, personal telephone calls and the monitoring of e-mail. “Leaks” or revelations made by Julian Assange of WikiLeaks, who is reportedly taking refuge in the Ecuadorian Embassy in London, and more recently, Edward Snowden, who has sought asylum in The Russian Federation, have set the diplomatic community on edge.

Bread and Milk

05th January 2016
J. Davy Crockett III


As a huge winter storm was bearing down on the midsection of the United States, the media continually broadcast urgent warnings to be prepared for the worst. Snow, freezing rain, sleet, ice and high winds were predicted. When such warnings are made, it seems certain that every supermarket, neighborhood grocery and convenience store will be quickly sold out of bread and milk. This buying frenzy is so predictable that it is the subject of jokes and comedy sketches. “What do people do with all that bread and milk?”

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