Church that loves Bible prophecy, so we fit right in.

Yeah, Chisbe Creek Baptist Church, boy, did they love Bible prophecy.

They ate it up, the questions were big.

They bought every book we had, they really wanted to learn more.

So I love churches that are so excited about Bible prophets.

How big was a church?

About a hundred or something.

A couple hundred people on Sunday, yeah, so good size. So let's kind of jump in a little bit and kind of some of the topics that you guys were discussing.

I think the church, you're in the church environment, which is good.

And so what did you discuss?

Well, you know, a lot of times churches are not as exposed to Bible prophecy.

Fortunately, they had a pastor who had been diving deep into Bible

prophecy, but we still started off with kind of an introductory session on the significance of Bible

prophecy. Why should we study it? And then we jumped into signs of the times. And I think many

Christians who have had very little exposure to God's prophetic word don't understand fully why it is significant to

their walk with Christ and even to their understanding of everything that's happening in the world

today. So in that, I think that speaks about, I know pastorally from my perspective is I didn't

preach on prophecy every Sunday, you know, and I would preach through the scripture,

you know, you name it. And then when it would appear, you would talk about it. But then on

Sundays, like maybe like a Sunday school or Wednesday night, I would venture in to remind people.

But that was even a few years ago. I mean, what do you see? How are things different from even three years ago?

Well, you know, it's funny. Growing up, I always went to churches that taught Bible prophecy.

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