God's Prophetic Timeline

Curious about the End of the World? Interested in how it all plays out in the end? In this sermon Pastor Zach Adams addresses God's Prophetic Timeline of events still to come. From the Great Tribulation to the Rapture of the Church this message will help you put the pieces in order.

[@dinominoglio370]

Very fine teaching. I found myself nodding my head in agreement on much. We agree on the meanings of the scriptures you cite and why America is not mentioned. Consider more than 1 rapture in these end times. Pre-Trib, the 2 witnesses and the gathering of the elect at the end. We call it the rapture but we should be calling it the rapture of the church to be specific, I think. In fact as you all know there has been many in the distant past. You and Jimmy Evans seem see eye to eye on much.You found your calling Pastor Zach. Stay strong.

[@michelletabet2465]

Be blessed, brother. Thank you for the simplicity and unanswered questions I had about the return of our Savior, Yeshua . I learned so much!$

[@nicholasjones77990]

Jesus coming back soon repent and give God the glory 🙏.

[@krychajag]

Such a great message and thank you for explaining the eschatology in a brilliant way

[@monalisa6264]

Revelation comes in 5 ways 1) Historical 2) In the heavens stars planets 3) Spiritually realm 4)Presently 5) In the Brides personal life

[@keithroberts1515]

The tribulation is from the Beast on Christian. The wrath of God is on Sinners from God. Steven suffered Tribulation.. Titus gave Tribulation

[@Bona19646]

So let me understand this, from Xerxes to Christ it’s 69 weeks, and then the 70th week comes two thousand years later? That makes absolutely no sense. If it’s a 70 week prophecy each week comes after the prior. The 70th week starts at Christ’s baptism, then is cut off mid week at the crucifixion (that happens 3.5 years into his ministry), then at the end of the week 3.5 years after that, Stephen is stoned. FYI.

[@abelpadron8044]

Hello brother. With respect and love I can tell you that this study is one of the best I ever heard. My only concern is about your dogmatism on the rapture. It is true that the doctrine of an eminent rapture was thought since Paul’s time, however that doesn’t exclude a rapture happening during the first months or years of the last week of Daniel. What I want to say is that nobody knows when the rapture will happen, nobody can be certain that the rapture will be taking place before or during the tribulation for sure. We know that the wrath of God will start on the second half of the tribulation, and according to Paul the believers will be exempt from the wrath of God. Now, I’m not saying that the rapture will happen at the middle of the tribulation, what I’m saying is that the church needs to know that this is also a possibility and we need to be aware of this scenario as well, after all, praise God if happens before the tribulation! but if not, let’s be ready, knowing that our God have a porpoise in all. I think there is nothing wrong in teaching about the different points of view about this topic. I would rather hear from the pulpits this: “ I believe God had good reasons for not revealing to us the exact time of the rapture, I understand from the scriptures that the rapture can happen at any moment, but I also understand that can happen at any time from now to even before the wrath of God, that is before the second half of the tribulation “ I know it sounds challenging but let’s be honest... we don’t know when it’s going to happen, we simply don’t know. Are you up to the challenge?

[@rachaeljackson3759]

I completely agree. Disclaimer, I’m still trying to figure all of this out in regards to my own beliefs. But I was raised Seventh Day Adventist, and they believe that Gods people will live through the tribulation and in the end, God take them from the tribulation right before the wicked are destroyed. Now, they’ve always kind of taught against the idea of a “rapture” where gods people will escape tribulation, but I agree with you that some things no one knows for sure. I’d appreciate it if more religious leaders would accept that they don’t have ALL the answers and that their one perspective isn’t the one and only true perspective. In my opinion, At the end of the day, it wouldn’t matter whether if the “rapture” happened before or after tribulation. As long as you’re right with God, is all that matters in the end.

[@seanc2788]

Rapture alert between 2023 and 2026.