So you guys want to encourage you, grab your Bibles, by the way, and we are in part three

of this particular topic. If you've come in here tonight for the first time, this is the applied

series. And what that means is we are looking, and I think we're only like five or six weeks

into it in total, we're looking at the fact that God's Bible, the Word of God, the Bible, is 27 to 32, 33% prophetic in nature.

Imagine that.

Over one quarter of the entire Bible is about future events, which tells you that they're very important things to God.

So much so, look at the theme verse for our

entire series. It's John 1429. This is awesome. And these words should be in red because they're

spoken by Jesus. Jesus said this. And now I have told you before it comes. That's called eschatology,

Bible prophecy. I'm going to tell you about it, Jesus said,

before it happens. Only God can do that. Okay? That when it does come to pass, you may believe.

So here is a prophetic announcement by Jesus of being alert and being awake and being very in tune with what

God has to say. And the whole reason is that you would become a believer. And for those of us who are

believers, when we see God fulfill this prophetic word, our faith is strengthened. And that should be

the effect. Why churches throughout

America and around the world, why ministries avoid what we're talking about? I don't have a

clue. If God wanted it to be avoided, he wouldn't have put it in the Bible. But again,

it's in the Bible. Like I said, more than a quarter of the entire scriptures

are prophetic in nature. And we looked at this, and we are looking at this in our third approach,

and that is the days of the Antichrist. The days of the Antichrist. And I took liberty from the book that I wrote a couple years ago, D-A-Z-E, deliberately.

D-A-Z-E, days.

Think about that.

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