Well, welcome to the Prophecy Prose Podcast.

We're excited to spend another 30 minutes with you talking about significant things related

to Bible prophecy.

In this particular season, Todd and I are talking about the apologetics of the apocalypse. And it's an interesting

concept, if you think about it, how we as Christians who study the end times, who study

Bible prophecies, who study biblical discernment in the last days, can actually really pivot that

into discussions about the gospel and obviously

leading people to salvation. Todd and I both were greatly impacted by Bible prophecy in our very

early Christian experience. Todd, you relate how Bible prophecy is one of the things that

really brought you to the Lord. Wasn't that true? Yeah, really good.

Broke down the barriers I had a disbelief and eventually led to my salvation and my love for prophecy and eschatology. That's so cool. And for me, you know, I became a Christian in the mid-70s and then here comes the late great planet Earth. In my life, I read that as a baby Christian, went, wow, this is really crazy.

But what it does for us is that it helps us see, I think Bible prophecy, you know, very uniquely

in a unique way, helps us see the relevancy of the Bible to our times.

Now, obviously, all of the Bible relates to our life, but when we study Bible prophecy concerning

the end times, we see how it relates to the culture that we're in, to the era that we're

in in in world history, and it just helps us make sense of things.

And it's almost like, Todd, when we study Bible prophecy, it just gives us that aha experience,

you know, that moment where things just come into clarity. It's like solving a riddle or,

you know, discovering who done it,

you know, in a murder mystery. But Bible prophecy just lays it all out there for us. And so I think

it's very important that we view Bible prophecy as not only something we must understand and every

Christian should know, but also as a very strategic tool,

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