Joel C. Rosenberg: What Does The Future Hold? Insights from the Hebrew prophets — and resources to help you study & teach Biblical eschatology

Joel C. Rosenberg's Blog What Does The Future Hold? Insights from the Hebrew prophets — and resources to help you study & teach Biblical eschatology. July 7, 2017 (Schroon Lake, New York) -- This week I've been teaching at the Word of Life conference center, nestled in the heart of the gorgeous Adirondack Mountains. It's been such a blessing to be here with my family. We've loved meeting so many people from all over the U.S. and Canada, teaching the Scriptures, answering people's questions, and taking advantage of so many outdoor activities, from swimming and kayaking to jet skiing and tubing to miniature golfing and so many other activities. Word of Life is a wonderful ministry with a rich history of teaching the Scriptures to young and old. I highly encourage you to learn more about them and consider attending one of their Bible conference and/or youth camps. My series this week was called, "What Does The Future Hold? Insights From The Hebrew Prophets." It was divided into four sessions. Session One -- What Does The Future Hold For Syria? (Isaiah 17 & Jeremiah 49) Session Two -- What Does The Future Hold For Jordan? (Jeremiah 48 & 49) Session Three -- What Does The Future Hold For Egypt? (Isaiah 19) Session Four -- What Does The Future Hold For Israel, Russia & Iran? (Ezekiel 38 & 39) Soon, I hope to post links to either the audio and video of the sessions. For now, I promised those who attended the sessions that I would post links to notes I've previously published on the importance of studying and teaching Bible prophecy, and on the specific prophecies we studied together during the week. I've also included a link to books on eschatology and other Bible prophecy resources that I recommend. I hope you find them helpful. Bible Prophecy Resources Sermon Notes: Rediscovering The Purpose & Power of Bible Prophecy Are there really ancient prophecies in the Bible that promised the rebirth of Israel in the “last days”? As modern Israel turns 69, it’s an important question to consider. Pastors: here are 24 pages of study notes on Isaiah 17, Jeremiah 49 & the future of Damascus. Please feel free to share with others. Answering those who dismiss Isaiah 17 & Jeremiah 49 regarding the future of Damascus Video: Neil Cavuto interviews Joel Rosenberg on Isaiah 17 and “Damascus Countdown.” Video: Fox News’ Martha MacCallum interviews Joel Rosenberg on Isaiah 17 & future of Damascus. Growing number of media stories focus on Isaiah 17 & Jeremiah 49 prophecies on the future of Damascus. Isaiah 19, Bible prophecy and the future of Egypt: Where are we headed? What is the "War of Gog & Magog?" Part One What is the "War of Gog & Magog?" Part Two What is the "War of Gog & Magog?" Part Three — the good news Is Bible prophecy relevant for our troubled times? (7 videos from a seminar I co-taught with Anne Graham Lotz on Bible prophecy.) Prophecy Q&A Books on Bible prophecy I recommend —————— Without Warning — my new thriller about ISIS operatives launching terrorist attacks inside the U.S. using chemical weapons captured in Syria, and the hunt for the ISIS leader by a secret coalition of Israel, Egypt, Jordan and the UAE — is now available in hardcover, e-book and audio formats from Amazon, Barnes & Noble, CBD, Lifeway, and your favorite general market and Christian bookstores. To order online, please click here. Pastors and ministry leaders:  to begin planning your own tour of Israel in July 2018 that allows you to bring your people to the Epicenter Prayer Summit, please click here. Lay people: to learn more about The Joshua Fund’s next tour of Israel and attend the Epicenter Prayer Summit in Jerusalem — and to register while there is still space — please click here. ——————— Would you like to make a secure, tax deductible investment in The Joshua Fund (www.joshuafund.net)? This is the non-profit organization that my wife, Lynn, and I founded in 2006 to educate and mobilize Christians to bless Israel and her neighbors in the name of Jesus, to care for the poor and needy in Israel (both Jews and Arabs) with food and other humanitarian relief, care for Holocaust survivors, care for Syrian and Iraqi refugees, and strengthen the Church in Israel, Lebanon, Syria, Jordan, Iraq and Egypt. The Joshua Fund is a member in good standing of the Evangelical Council for Financial Accountability. Please click here to learn more. Thanks so much! Click here to read the 2016 Joshua Fund Donor Report — and watch the short videos, as well Subscribe (free) to the RSS feed (click here) and receive every new posting on this blog directly via email. joelcrosenberg | July 7, 2017 at 8:31 pm | Categories: Epicenter | URL: http://wp.me/piWZ7-7Tk

Scriptures teach the restoration of the Jewish people to the land of Israel.

 

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Evangelical Christians have traditionally been strong supporters of Israel and the Jewish people. Their support can no longer be taken for granted. There is now a strong movement to undermine evangelical support for Israel - and it is gaining momentum.

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UK Schools Told to Teach that Britain Is a 'Christian Nation' - CBN News

UK Schools Told to Teach that Britain Is a 'Christian Nation'

01-05-2016

CBN News

Despite American's often repeated outcry over the separation of church and state, Britain is officially a Christian nation.

It's just that the British government has not always acted like it is.

But last week, Secretary of State for Education Nicky Morgan announced that non-faith schools in the country must tell students that British religious traditions "are, in the main, Christian" when they teach about other religions, according to the International Business Times.

Morgan's comments came after Prime Minister David Cameron's unusally strong Christmas message this year, in which he emphasized Britain's Christian heritage.

"That is what we mark as we celebrate the birth of God's only son, Jesus Christ - the Prince of Peace,' he said.

The new guidelines were in response to a British High Court ruling in November, which found that the government had unlawfully excluded atheism and nonreligious views from school curriculum.

The new Department of Education guidelines state that schools will not be forced to give atheist worldviews equal time with Christianity.