You say they don't teach Bible prophecy at your church?

You say they don't teach Bible prophecy at your church, you need to listen to what Billy Crone has to say today because he's here, he's got a half hour to go. And Billy, we have a message for those

who would love to hear the preaching of Bible prophecy from their own pulpits.

Oh yeah. Yeah. Well, if anything, to encourage him, if you will, know that you're not alone.

Gary, like you guys, we get the same thing. We get phone calls,

emails every single day it seems. And it's the same outcry. And it's not just in America,

frankly, it's around the world. And basically it's why will my pastor, Sunday school teacher,

whoever, why will my church not teach Bible prophecy? It's the same outcry all over the place.

First of all, I think, unfortunately, it's these people who refuse to teach prophecy are actually fulfilling prophecy in a negative way. You know, the scripture tells us, right? Paul told Timothy, how do you know you're living in the last days? Don't just pay attention what's going on in the world, the famines and the earthquakes and wars and rumors of wars, and we get all that. But he also tells you to pay attention to what's going on to the church. As a sign, you're in the last days. And he says, in the last days, the church will gather around themselves, teachers who will tickle their ears, they'll turn aside from sound doctrine, they'll turn away from the truth, and turn aside to myths. And again, I've shared before, I'll never forget the first time I actually looked

those words up, tickle, you hear, what are you talking about? It's connecto in the Greek

and it means only pleasant things and then stories made up is muthos, it means myth. They turn

aside to literally stories made up, myths. And so you

stir all that together. Not only, yes, they're going to hear wars, rumors of wars, earthquakes,

famines and pestilence, how do you know you're in the last days? When by and large, all you ever

get from the church is a bunch of pleasant things and stories made up. Now, what does that

describe? I'll throw a high figure out there, 95% of the church.

Not just America around the world. They will not touch other, it's all about just fluffy

teachings. I call it brain candy, not the Bible. And instead of dealing with nearly what,

one third of the Bible prophecy related events. You're skipping over a huge major portion.

Why? Because you're told that the definition of a successful church, a successful pastor,

is not about spiritual growth, and you're supposed to teach the whole council of God so spiritual

growth can take place. You're told that it's all about numerical growth. And apparently

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