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April 2006 marks the hundredth anniversary of an earthquake that ravaged a city and changed the way Americans came to think about disaster preparedness. Many lessons were learned following the devastating quake—but were they the right lessons?

Today, many assume that the "gospel" is simply about Jesus—that He loves us and died for us, and that those who give their hearts to Him will go to heaven. This "good news" is presumed to be the essence of Christianity. Yet this is not the same "gospel" that we find Jesus preaching in the Scriptures. In fact, the New Testament is replete with prophetic warnings about false teachers who would come preaching a "different gospel."

What lessons should we learn from the terrible tragedy of Hurricane Katrina? Are you ready for what will come next?

It was not that long ago that secularism appeared to be the "wave of the future." Why have so many returned to religion—and what does this portend for the years ahead?

Many Bible prophecies describe specific events that will arise on the world scene as we approach the end of the age—the period of time just before Jesus Christ returns to this earth to establish the Kingdom of God. Jesus told His disciples to watch for these events, so that they would recognize when His return was near (Matthew 24:32–44). Though many are reluctant to believe it, ancient Bible prophecies are coming alive today—right before our eyes!