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The Signs of the Times, Vol. 8
- Lu par : Frank Peretti, Chuck Missler, Paul Van Noy, Dave Reagan, Ed Hindson, Shahram Hadian, Randy White
- Durée : 5 h et 47 min
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Description
Another seven great chapters that reveal where we are in the last days.
Chapter One - The Apple by Frank Peretti
In a way only Frank can do, he'll explain how by observing how an apple decays, we can clearly see what is happening to our culture today.
Chapter Two - Pyramids, Planets & the Bible by Chuck Missler
Tying the planet Mars, the moon, and the Eqyptian Great Pyramid into scripture, Chuck shows why he is the master of Biblical intrigue.
Chapter Three - The Church of the Laodiceans by Paul Van Noy
Pastor Paul takes on one of the most misunderstood passages in the Bible, specifically addressing who are those who the Bible says are vomited out of God's mouth.
Chapter Four - America's Painful Divorce from God by Dave Reagan
Dave outlines what abandoning God has cost this nation over the last 50 years, and what it will take to get back on track!
Chapter Five - Global Warning by Ed Hindson
Yes, global warning is far more important than global warming! Prophetic signs are being fulfilled almost as fast as you can list them!
Chapter Six - The Muslim Takeover of America: Are We Concerned Yet? by Shahram Hadian
Islamic Law violates all five freedoms listed in the First Amendment: religion, speech, assembly, press, and addressing grievances.
Chapter Seven - Where Have All the Pastors Gone? by Randy White
For the past 15 years, the quality of teaching from our nation's pulpits has dropped to new lows. Someone questioning the pastor on Biblical point is often asked to leave. And if you currently have a good pastor, who will replace him when he retires?
