Hi, Gary Stearman with a reminder. The second annual Blessed Hope Prophecy Forum is approaching

rapidly October 12th through 14th. Bob Ulrich is in studio with me. We're going to talk

about the Prophecy Forum and its implications. Bob, it's an exciting time. It is. You know,

this is actually our third prophecy conference that we've sponsored as prophecy

watchers.

October 12th through 14th, we're going to be at the beautiful Embassy Suites Hotel and Conference

Center in Norman, Oklahoma at the probably the only time of year you want to be in Oklahoma.

No hail, no earthquakes, no tornadoes. We call it Indian

summer. The weather is usually beautiful this time of year. It was beautiful last year. The facility

is one of the nicest hotels I think I've ever stayed in. And a lot of our friends live less

than a day's drive from the location of our Prophecy Forum. And last year, Bob, we met a lot of locals,

a lot of people who drove in, a half-day drive, one-day drive, and they said it wasn't bad at all.

And they were glad they came. Probably about 80% of the people last year came from Texas, Oklahoma,

Arkansas, Colorado, New Mexico, Missouri, Louisiana. I'm probably

leaving out to a couple places. Kansas, sorry, Wichita, Kansas native. But we had a great

crowd last year. We're anticipating an even bigger crowd this year. We've got 32 speakers coming

to the event, which is kind of unheard of in the world of Bible

prophecy. But let's talk about Bible prophecy for a minute because let's not assume everyone

watching the program today knows what we're even talking about.

Well you know a lot of people, Bob, take the view that Bible prophecy is a little bit risky.

It's a little dangerous, a little on the edge.

And a lot of pastors, rather than go into what they consider to be a kind of a controversial area,

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