With that, let's get started. First service is our prophecy update, where we look at current

events and what's happening in the world. And of course, there's not really much to talk

about with nothing going on in the world. So we do these weekly prophecy updates. But second service is actually the sermon, and we're

in the book of James and a verse by verse study. And today we're going to look at some of the

reasons as to why it is that we as Christians argue and fight with each other. I know you don't do that,

but we're just going to talk about other Christians that do that. But more importantly,

we're going to also look at what it is that we can do about it and how it is that we can stop

doing that. So that'll be at 1115 live stream for those of you online. Also for those of you watching by way of YouTube or

Facebook, we encourage you to go directly to the website JDfrog.org for the uncensored

and uninterrupted entirety of today's update.

Okay, so today I want to talk with you about that saying. I'm sure you've heard it. It's always

darkest before the dawn. And I want to talk about

this as it relates to Bible prophecy. I think you would agree that the world today is becoming

increasingly evil with each passing day and is seemingly getting darker by the day.

Yay. How's that for an introduction? But God, like with the darkest period of the night being right before the

sun rises, so too is the darkest period of human history right before the sun returns.

Sun capital S-O-N. Right before Jesus returns in the rapture of the church,

it will be the darkest period in the night in terms of human history. However, this evil and evil like this will continue to get worse,

and the world will continue to get darker as the day fast approaches. And here's why.

Bible prophecy tells us warns us about how bad it will be

right before the rapture of the church and it's getting bad I mean let's just be

honest with ourselves we cannot package this any other way than the reality of what's happening.

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