Does it really matter if I have a view on Bible prophecy?

I mean, what difference does it make in my life?

That's what we're going to talk about next on the Prophecy Prose podcast.

Yeah. Okay, Todd, so here we are. It's season six, and we are diving into some great subjects here.

Really things that a lot of these things are things that we have gotten from individuals and from groups of people that have come to us in the past saying,

hey, would you please talk about this on your podcast? Because one of the big questions that

people bring up these days is, why should I even have a view on Bible prophecy? Am I supposed to

have a view? I mean, I'm just a

Christian. I'm not the pastor. I'm not the author. I'm not the speaker, not the conference guy.

I'm just a Christian. I mean, should I even have a view on Bible prophecy? And, you know,

that's a great question. First of all, my first response to that was, well, do you have a view on the death of

Christ? Do you have a view on who Jesus is? You have a view on whether or not the Bible is true?

Yeah, you should have lots of views and lots of beliefs. And that's one of the things that as a

Christian, when you become a Christian, to be honest, Todd, you're the same way. You and I grew up unchurched. And when you become a Christian, you kind of only know one thing to begin with is that, you know,

Jesus died for my sins and I'm giving my life to him and trusting in him, you know.

But then you find out there are a whole lot of other things in there that are there for us to believe as well.

So let's begin my just diving into this subject here about does it really

matter if I have a view on Bible prophecy? What are some things that would help us up,

shed some line on that? Yeah, I think it does matter. I mean, I think we often forget

that our salvation, as amazing as it is, that's only part one. The Bible says that we're given the

Holy Spirit as a deposit. We still have a sin nature in our body. Our body has not been

redeemed and resurrected yet. So as I often say, there's a past, present, future aspect to our

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