So let's turn to Matthew 24 at this time.

Now, if you're just joining us, and you heard, well, they're doing a prophecy update on

Friday night, which they do once a month, and you're in Matthew 24 on this Sunday morning,

oh, you guys are one of those prophecy churches,

Bible prophecy. And it's funny because there's an increasing bad attitude about Bible

prophecy among Christians and churches. You know, and what's happened is, I've watched as a,

you know, guy's been a Christian for over 50 years, I've watched the ebb in the flow of, you know, the trends.

You know, sometimes Bible prophecy is kind of the popular thing.

Or sometimes it swings the other way like today,

where a lot of, you know, churches and pastors are kind of saying,

yeah, it's too divisive to talk about Bible prophecy.

And then a lot of the views of a majority of the church

thinks that Bible prophecy is not even really in the Bible. The whole Bible is just history,

and there's no prophecy in there. Which I'll talk about that today. Because we are in Matthew 24,

which is perhaps one of the most important biblical prophecy sections of all the Bible.

And I say, how can you say one part is more important than the other?

I guess you couldn't say that except for these are red letters.

This is Jesus answering the disciples about the end of the age.

What's it going to look like?

What to expect?

What to look for?

And Jesus talks for a really long

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