Hey everybody, Todd and Jeff here and welcome to another episode of the Prophecy Prose podcast.

Hey, listen, we know that when we're talking about Bible prophecy and eschatology and all the 21 judgments of revelation and the judgments that the

Old Testament prophets were calling for, it can get pretty heavy, pretty quick. And also a couple

that with the fact that some people kind of focus on some of that too much or maybe highlight

that a little too much without counterbalancing it with what we're going to talk about

today.

And Jeff, what we're talking about today to our listeners and our viewers is the incredible hope

that we have when we study Bible prophecy, that our future destiny as believers and the hope

that we have that we learn about through Bible prophecy.

So let's dive in, Jeff.

What do you see out there in terms

of people hearing a lot of the heavy stuff, but not seeing that counterbalance with hearing

some of the hopeful stuff that we really should be focusing on when we study Bible prophecy?

Yeah, absolutely, because when you read Revelation and you read it from a biblical perspective

or prophetic perspective, you don't end with the judgments.

You end with the future, our bright future that we have in Christ.

And, you know, let's just go ahead and admit what a lot of people are thinking is that

one reason why people don't study Bible prophecy

is because they do see it as sort of a doom and gloom type of thing.

I mean, it's about the end of the world.

And we happen to be living in a time that we could actually witness that.

So, yeah, we get that.

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