Well, good morning and welcome to our live stream service here at Calvie Chapel, Kani'oi.

And on Sundays we have two services, and the first service is dedicated to the Prophecy Update,

and the second service is dedicated to the sermon.

But we have a slight problem today, because as you can see, Pastor J.D. is not here.

And I want you to take a look at this slide that's on the screen.

Take a good look at it. This is our Prophecy Update slide.

Okay? You're with me so far? All right. Now I want you to compare it to this one. Do you see how

jacked up this slide is? That's how jacked up my prophecy update would be.

Because I do not do prophecy updates, and I will not pretend to have such a talent that is not my calling.

I am called to preach and teach God's word, but not in the area of prophetic updates, so to speak. Now, that is not to say that I would ever overlook or bypass

the interpretation of prophecy because I cannot, nor will I, because prophecy is a major part of Scripture.

And Lord willing, we will be addressing many aspects of prophecy today.

However, I'm not conducting prophecy updates. But we will have two

teachers this morning. And our second teaching will start at 1115 Hawaii Standard Time,

and that will be on the topic of deceiving doctrines using two verses captured in the book of 1 Timothy,

chapter 4 verses 1 and 2. And we will expound on those verses as well as look into one of the

more popular deceiving doctrines that is being promoted today. So if you're able to join us or able to stay,

please do so because our first teaching ties into it. And in some respects, is the foundation

for the second teaching. And with that, our first biblical teaching this morning is going to be on

prophecy, prophets, and apostles. And for me, as well as many of you, I would presume, that Bible prophecy is one of the main factors

that actually anchors our faith.

Now, I did not need Bible prophecy in order to believe in Jesus, but in order for us to properly

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