Advanced Training in the End Times with the Prophecy Pros

Part 1: Todd Hampson & Jeff Kinley Interview

Todd Hampson: Well, thanks so much for having us. It’s great to be with you again.

Jeff Kinley: Yeah, it’s always a pleasure. Thank you so much.

Tim Moore: Well, as we just mentioned last week, we closed out by discussing the convergence of End Time signs, and quite frankly, the rise in spiritual warfare that seems to be evident all around us. Jeff, what do you say to people who ask for proof that we’re living in the season of the Lord’s return?

Jeff Kinley: Well, that’s an easy answer, Tim. I just point them to the Super Bowl halftime show.

Tim Moore: Okay, yeah.

Jeff Kinley: So once they watch that, that pretty much is all we need to know. Now, seriously, we’re living in an age of rapid moral decline, where we are entertaining, promoting, celebrating evil all around us. It reminds me of Isaiah’s words in Isaiah 5:20, “Woe to those who say that evil is good and good is evil?” And that’s just one of the, I think one panoramas that we’re seeing globally right now, is the celebration of sin.

And Jesus said that it would be as it was in the days of Noah prior to His return. You know, we look back at Genesis 6, and we see just rampant immorality and just godlessness everywhere. I think that’s really one thing that we’re seeing today that’s telling us that humanity is kind of getting to the end of things, and we’re getting close to closing time.

Prophetically speaking too, I would say that the existence and birth of Israel, along with the fact that there is just rising tide of antisemitism globally, because we see that’s going to happen again in the Book of Revelation and Zechariah, I’d say the birth of Israel and just the rising hatred towards Israel is another great sign that we’re in the End Times.

Nathan Jones: Well, the last episode I thought, Todd, you brought up a great point, that how in the End Times, the scoffers would deny three things, the Creation, the Flood, and the return of Jesus Christ. Why do we seem to have so many scoffers in these last days, and is that a sign of the End Times?

Todd Hampson: Yeah, I mean, based on that passage from Peter, it seems that those are indicators of that. And it’s funny that those are the three things that are attacked. Looking at Genesis, with Creation and the Flood, I mean, anybody who believes in evolution doesn’t believe there is a worldwide cataclysm, so they don’t even look at that as something that impacts the science they claim to study. So, you necessarily have to understand the Flood to understand the science related to Creation.

And of course, above all else, we just take God’s Word as authoritative and inerrant, so He says when it happened and how it happened, and we just believe that.

And then as I mentioned last week when I met with you two, just Satan would like nothing better than to get people to be fuzzy on their origins or their destiny. You know, if you talk to an adopted child or something like that, or anybody, really, you always want to know, what were the circumstances surrounding your beginning? Why are things the way they are? All those things are answered for us in the first three chapters of Genesis, which many in the Church now are seeing as allegory and legend and that kind of thing, and the same thing with the end.

We’ve got to know how it ends, where we’re going, some terminology Jeff and I have been using a lot lately, what is your future hope? What’s anchoring you to the future? If you don’t have future hope, then you’re going to lose objectivity, you’re going to lose your bearings, and even as believers, you’re going to be fuzzy on many things. So, I think those things are primary collisions of spiritual warfare and end time conditions.

Tim Moore: That’s a great gospel centered question. It reminds me of Carl Broggi. I’ve been out with him several times. He always gets to the crux of the matter by asking whether it’s a wait staff or anybody he interacts with, “What is your eternal destiny?” And he makes them stop and consider. And so it gives an opportunity to share the Gospel.

Well, fellows, we have such great appreciation for your joint discernment, your ability to connect the prophetic dots. After all, you are the Prophecy Pros. So we want to fire a few questions at you in sort of a lightning round. Have the two of you experienced some of the kind of scoffing that we’re talking about and what Peter warned would happen in the end days?

Jeff Kinley: Oh, absolutely. It’s the number one hate email that I get, is the scoffing about the End Times, about Bible prophecy, particularly about the Rapture. I also get regular mail about it as well, where people just feel called to rebuke me for believing in the Rapture. And then also, I was at a fairly large church in the south, preaching on the Rapture, and a man stood up and began screaming and yelling at me about the preaching of the Rapture. So yeah, I think that’s the pushback that we’re getting, and again, it’s not from people outside the Church, it’s from within the supposed body of Christ.

Todd Hampson: And by the way, the guy that was yelling at Jeff about how the Rapture’s a false doctrine, he did that while Jeff was talking about scoffers against the Rapture.

Tim Moore: Perfect timing.

Todd Hampson: He made his point for him. It was the best sermon point ever.

Jeff Kinley: Yeah, he was on cue.

Nathan Jones: Yeah, I had this guy after a sermon I was doing on the creation come up to me and say, “It’s you young Earthers that are making us Christians look bad, and nobody will get the Gospel if they think that, you know, we’re messed up when it comes…” Like, you know, 2 Peter 3 right there, buddy. But what do we say, guys, about those people that scoff at the Rapture? That’s probably the number one question Tim and I get all the time, is nobody asks us a question about the Rapture, they come with these zingers, these objections all the time. They call us escapists. How do you respond to that?

Jeff Kinley: Well, I respond to the escapist clause by saying, “Well, of course it’s an escape clause.” I mean, that’s exactly what the Rapture is. It’s a deliverance, it’s a rescue operation. I said the Ark was an escape clause. The two angels in Sodom and Gomorrah were an escape clause. So, it’s an absolute escape clause, only it’s one that God wrote, and He embedded it within Scripture into His great prophetic narrative. So, there are a lot of objections that people have towards the Rapture. That’s the one I actually agree with.

But the other objections they have are pretty much based upon hearsay, upon things that they’ve heard repeated over time, the whole Darby hoax and that type of thing. So, a lot of objections people have against the Rapture, you can answer them if they’re willing to listen.

Tim Moore: Yeah, if. Sometimes they would like to claim that we, who believe in an imminent Rapture, are so heavenly minded, that we’re no earthly good. In other words, “Well, you people who believe in that, you’re not investing in the Church, you’re not trying to spread the Good News of the Gospel.” Obviously we reject that because we are very determined to share the Gospel and to be engaged all around the world, and even next door with our neighbors. How do y’all respond to that particular criticism?

Todd Hampson: Yeah, I think that’s a weak argument, and as a matter of fact, I think the opposite is true. I think the more truly heavenly minded you are, the more earthly good you’re going to be.

If you really believe that the Rapture could happen at any moment, and that we’re seeing the stage being set for everything we see that’s going to happen after the Rapture, then those of us who are mature believers are going to want to leverage that to tell everybody and anybody about how to find Christ and how to be part of this great escape and how to get out of here before all that stuff happens. So, in my personal experience and what I’ve seen, that doesn’t hold water, I think it’s a weak argument, but I think the exact opposite is true for those who truly believe what God says.

Tim Moore: Yeah, it’s a straw man argument for sure.

Nathan Jones: Definitely. Well, guys, over the last few years, especially since October 7th, a dramatic increase in antisemitism in the world. Even the political right, we’ve got commentators like Tucker Carlson, for instance, coming out against Israel’s right to exist. The evangelical church seems to be swaying away from supporting Israel and instead supporting the Palestinians. What do you think is behind the Satanic deception?

Jeff Kinley: Well, you know, after October 7th there, there was over a 600% increase in antisemitic posts and acts and attitudes, really, as people express those, really, across our country. And I think what we’re seeing, as I alluded to at the beginning, is that in the book of Zechariah and in Revelation chapter 12, we have, really, another attempted holocaust on the Jewish people.

Now, there’s always been antisemitism in the Church and in the world, but now it’s actually popular to be anti-Jewish, anti-Israel. And again, a lot of it is based on just the deception of Satan, the deception of the world media. But that’s where it all begins. It is a satanic deception. Satan hates Israel. He hates the book that the Jews wrote called the Bible. He hates the fact that the Jews are back in the land and that they’re gaining strength and that they just can’t be wiped off the planet. And that’s Satan’s ultimate desire, to kill all the Jews.

So, I think that we’re seeing that satanic anti-Christ spirit in the world today, and again, it’s just another super sign of the End Times.

Todd Hampson: I was going to say, if you think about it, you know, pre-World War II, there was antisemitism, but it was really heightened in one particular area, you know, in Nazi Germany and some of the surrounding countries there that catered to it. But now it’s global. I mean, it is an End Times antisemitism, and it’s nonsensical. It doesn’t make sense the arguments that they’re holding. It’s just a pure evil, you know, satanically driven hatred for the Jewish people.

Nathan Jones: Well, they interview these guys on college campuses and they say, “Why do you hate Israel?” Or “Can you explain from the river to the sea?” And they’re like, “The Nile?” I mean, they have no concept of why they’re believing it.

Tim Moore: To me, there’s a perfect analogy with what’s happening in places like Minneapolis. And this is not just some organic set of protests that developed late in 2025 and has continued even into 2026. There is an organizational effort behind it.

We’ve learned that there are massive dollars being poured into this unrest, this lawlessness, and oftentimes by outside agents, in other words, foreigners and other countries are those who are wanting to foment an agenda. So even the antisemitism that supposedly just crops up on college campuses, I believe there is an organizational effort behind it, and the head organizer is none other than Satan, because that’s part of his end time agenda.

But let’s boil it down even more specific. There are professing Christians, as Nathan mentioned earlier, who are going wobbly, to use the language of Margaret Thatcher, in their support for Israel, and even challenging the view that there is anything prophetically significant about the modern state of Israel. How do you guys respond to that?

Jeff Kinley: Well, I think it all boils down to how you interpret the Bible. You begin with your interpretive method, you either take the Bible literally in its plain sense, or you have to symbolize and allegorize and spiritualize virtually all of it, because there’s so much of the Bible that is yet to be fulfilled yet. And so with prophecy, the Bible talks about Israel returning to the land. That should have been the slam dunk right there of the significance of Israel, but for a lot of people, they tend to continue to brush that off.

And there’s so many other prophecies. In fact, the prophecies of Daniel in Revelation, in First, Second Thessalonians, they can’t come true unless Israel is in the land and is occupying that land. And so those people who deny those prophecies, they just want to write off whole sections of the Bible. And so my encouragement to them would just simply be, look, when the Bible prophesied Jesus coming the first time, you took it as face value. Let’s talk about the prophecies He says are going to happen in the End Times, and let’s take those at face value as well.

When you do that, you come to the conclusion that there is a prophetic significance for Israel in the last days, and certainly, we ought to keep our eyes open, because Israel is God’s timepiece.

Tim Moore: Amen.

Nathan Jones: And that’s a good question to follow up something you said earlier, Jeff, is that Satan hates the Jewish people and he wants them destroyed. What is the end game for that? Why does he want the Jewish people destroyed?

Jeff Kinley: Yeah, I would say that, you know, when you look at Revelation, you know, Jesus said that in Matthew 23, at the end of that chapter, He says, “You won’t see me again until you say, ‘Blessed is he who comes in the name of the Lord.'” You know, Zecharia 14 talks about, “They’ll look upon him whom they pierce, they’ll mourn for him as they mourn as an only son.”

And the idea is that the Jewish people are going to call on Messiah at the end of the age, just at the time when Jesus will return and destroy Antichrist and all of his forces that are trying to kill God and take over the world and continue to take over the world. And so that’s when Romans 11:26 says, “All Israel will be saved.” So, in essence, if there are Jews around, Satan can’t rule, and so he has to get rid of all the Jews so that Messiah can’t come back to rescue them and set up His kingdom on the Earth.

Tim Moore: So Todd, to follow up with you, as gentile Christians, why should we care about what happens to the house of Israel? We obviously do, but what would you say to someone who hasn’t heard an argument for why it’s so important to us?

Todd Hampson: Yeah, sure. Well, first of all, it’s biblical. I mean, people have to ask one key question, are they going to be the authority over Scripture, or are they going to let the authority of Scripture authoritate or guide or direct how they think about the Jewish people? If you listen to Scripture, it is plain as crystal clear.

You know, Genesis 12, Genesis 15, Genesis 17, all, you know, show key aspects of this everlasting, unconditional covenant between God and the descendants of Abraham, including a land. You can’t read the Old Testament and take it at face value and not come to the conclusion that God’s eternal purposes are set on the Jewish people in Israel, and even with Jerusalem. Those are very specific that you can’t get away from.

So I think people have to look at that, have to ask that question, what’s going to be the authority, my thoughts or my system, or Scripture itself? And then you come to the conclusion that we Gentile believers need to support Israel. They have the right to exist, they have the right to the land, and they’re key to everything we read about that’s going to take place with future prophecy.

One argument I often hear is, “Well, most believers are secular. They’re godless,” you know, “Blah, blah, blah.” Well, yeah, Scripture predicts they’re going to be there in unbelief first, and that’s when Paul in Romans 11 is talking. He’s pointing to a future time. When the fullness of the Gentiles comes in, then, future tense, all Israel will be saved.

So, you simply can’t get away from the plain sense reading of Scripture without twisting it, without pushing your own views on it. And if you let Scripture inform your heart for the Jewish people, you’re going to want to stand with them and understand their biblical purpose in the End Times.

Tim Moore: Amen.

Nathan Jones: Well, that’s very well said. Well, guys, Tim and I got to go to the Pre-Trib Conference last year, and you weren’t there. We missed you a lot. We interviewed about a dozen prophecy teachers. We asked them this question, and maybe you guys could give us a brief answer each. Do you think that the Rapture, which Todd wrote so wonderfully about, will be happening in our lifetime?

Todd Hampson: Yeah, I think we don’t know. I mean, all the signs say that it could happen before this interview’s over, but we also have to live with our feet firmly planted on the ground and preparing the next generation in case it doesn’t happen in our lifetime. We’re told that no man knows the day or the hour, but we’re also told we can see the day approaching, Hebrews 10:25, and a few other verses, even some parables that Jesus shared, that we should be occupying until He comes.

So I think that’s our impetus. That’s the attitude that Paul had. That’s what he taught the church at Thessalonica, that they need to be always ready for the Rapture and always planning for the future and let God be God, and we just trust Him with all of that.

Jeff Kinley: And I would just add that at no time in 2,000 years have the signs of the Last Days been so front page and evident. And so that also, with the rebirth of Israel, tells us that we’re definitely living in the season of the Lord’s return.

Todd Hampson: And to quote Wohlberg, who used to say, and many others, you know, if we’re seeing the sign for the Tribulation, that means the Rapture’s that much closer. And you guys have said this as well. If you’re seeing the decorations for Christmas and it’s not even Thanksgiving yet, then you know Thanksgiving’s that much closer. So, we have all the reason to believe we’re closer to the Rapture than anyone has ever been, chronologically and stage setting wise.

Tim Moore: And stage setting. You know, we have been touching on some of the tough questions that you guys addressed in your wonderful book, Answering Tough Questions About the End Times, and we have that as a resource available here at Lamb & Lion Ministries. And we’ve already mentioned how prolific both of you are in your writing, your speaking, all the other projects, but you have another very exciting project that you have recently launched, and we want our viewers to learn a little bit more about that. So tell us more about the new full-fledged Prophecy Pros Academy.

Jeff Kinley: Well, thanks for asking. The Prophecy Pros Academy is a concept that Todd and I came up with based on the fact that when we would teach about prophecy and even theology as we travel around, we found out that most believers had never heard any of it. Most believers are woefully biblically illiterate and theologically inept, basically.

And so we thought, well, how can we help, you know, kind of meet that need? So we developed a three-year curriculum called the Prophecy Pros Academy, where we just take systematic theology and just take believers through that a module at a time. And Todd can probably explain exactly how we do that a little bit better than I can.

Todd Hampson: Yeah, we’re really trying to bridge the gap between Sunday and seminary. You know, what a believer hears and learns on an average Sunday, and even the Bible studies they do, but especially when it comes to studying eschatology, a lot of people who are interested or realize the prophetic times that we’re in don’t always have the solid theological background that kind of serves as a foundation for everything you need to learn about eschatology.
So we did, we built a three year, 12 module systematic theology course, and you take it one at a time, and you have to take them in order. And it’s kind of like seminary lite. You can do it on your own time. A new lecture comes out every week, you get a manual shipped to you, you can do the work, it takes about an hour and a half or two hours per week, but there’s also recommended reading and other activities you can do if you want to take it to another level.

So really, our goal is to equip laypeople to really have a firm, solid grasp on all things theological. The first module’s bibliology, just the doctrines of the Bible, you know, and that’s the foundation. And each module builds on the previous one. And the comment we get all the time is that “I totally see how these modules build on each other, and I can’t believe I’ve never learned this before.”

Tim Moore: Yeah.

Nathan Jones: As a prophecy ministry, we kind of like to go to the end of the book in Revelation, but I love how you guys are building upon that, the very fact that, well, the second module, that they have to learn how to interpret the Bible first. I mean, we don’t teach that a lot. You have to get to the year three before you get to all the Bible prophecy, which I think is the good part. But, hamartiology, angelology, the study of sin, the study of the Holy Spirit, man, this is deep. How long did it take for you guys to put all this together?

Jeff Kinley: Well, it’s a process, really. I mean, it’s based upon… I was a pastor for 35 years and had a lot of just theological writings, you know, put in place, and so Todd and I kind of come together on that and bring, you know, what we have to the table. You know, it’s really exciting because when theology is presented and taught properly, it’s never boring.

In fact, what we’re hearing from our students is, “This is the most stimulating Bible teaching I’ve ever gotten. It’s getting me deeper into my Bible. I’m reading it in 3D now, just to be able to interact with God’s Word and know more about God Himself.” And so their intimacy with Christ, their knowledge of Jesus is just exploding during these courses. And so the feedback we’re getting has just been phenomenal. So we’re very grateful for this opportunity.

Todd Hampson: And another really key feature that a lot of people are getting a lot out of is, you know, we know how important fellowship is, and going through courses with other students, and obviously, these students are from all over the country, and as soon as you sign up for your first module, you have access to an online community where you interact with other believers. Many of the activities are activities that make you interact with other believers.
So we’re seeing friendships formed, we’re seeing ministries being birthed, we’re seeing people wrestle with theology, with each other, exactly what we intended for it to do. It’s the next best thing to being physically at a Seminary, but you’re remote and you’re doing it on your own time. And it’s not nearly as demanding as actually going to seminary, so.

Tim Moore: I loved what you said that this is designed for laypeople. And sometimes, the higher brow or deeper terminologies that you can hear at seminary, I’ve been to some of those classes, can be off-putting to some laypeople, but it is important, as you indicated already, that you’ve laid a foundation.

Five years ago, when Nathan and I were trying to envision how to relaunch even Christ in Prophecy, we decided to go back to the Old Testament to really build a solid foundation before we dove into Revelation, because we think it’s very important to have all that Old Testament foundation. But y’all have taken it one step further.

I’m actually reminded of a great John Wayne scene from the 1953 movie, Hondo, where he picks up a boy and throws him into the creek to teach him how to swim. And you guys are basically saying, “Hey, come swim with us and let’s dive into the deep end, because there’s no better way to learn how to really break down some of these thoughts and have that foundation unless you just dive right in.”

So, what would you say to someone who might feel hesitant, and what is the kind of person that you’re looking for who would be a good fit for this kind of instruction?

Jeff Kinley: Oh, great question. Number one, I remember that film, and I remember that scene. It was a great scene in that movie. Yeah, I mean, we ask people to jump in. We’re not going to let anybody drown. We’re not going to take you to the deep end of the pool and let you go. We’re actually going to walk out there with you and show you the depths of God’s Word and a theology.

So we’re really looking for anyone who wants to take their walk with God, their knowledge of theology and their knowledge of the Scriptures to the next level. It is a next level experience. And so I think, you know, I read a book one time as a young Christian, and the opening words of the book were simply, “If you’re any kind of disciple at all, you want to be a better disciple.”

And that really stuck with me. You know, it stuck with me because I am looking for people and Todd and I are looking for people for the academy who want to be a better believer, who want to know God better. So, again, it’s just investing, it’s a spiritual investment into yourself so that you can have something more to share with not only your family and friends, but also the world as well.

Nathan Jones: I really appreciate that, guys, because I mean, you’ve seen it, we’ve seen it, that the trend in Bible prophecy is going more sensationalist. The fact is that even recently, Tim and I were invited to a conference. When they looked over what we’d be preaching on, they’re like, “Well, that’s not sensational enough,” and we were uninvited. So, you know, you see that’s a trend there. So, how, then, can we keep Christians to stay in the Bible and what the Bible says about prophecy, and stop chasing after Nephilim’s and UFOs and things like that?

Todd Hampson: Nathan, you hit the nail on the head. And that’s why eschatology is year three. Because we want to drive those pylons down deep into the Word of God so that they’re protected. Because that’s what breaks our heart, is when we see people that are swayed by all of this and, you know, pulled in in different directions, and we say, “You don’t need the sideshows at the circus, the stuff in the circus is cool enough. You can just go for the good stuff. Go for what you’re intended to go for.”

And that’s what we’re trying to do, is just ground them in Scripture. I mean, 2,000 years of Church history and doctrine being developed, and that will protect you, to show people systematically how you can build one layer on another. And it’s not like a weird, mysterious, you know, nebulous understanding of Scripture, it is very logical and theological, and each module builds on the previous one. And the greatest joy that Jeff and I get is seeing students make comments like what I said earlier, like, “I’ve never seen this before, I never thought about this before.”

You know, we have one of the modules, the third module is theology proper, where you learn all about the Trinity and all about the different persons in the Godhead. And people are wrestling with stuff and studying things that they’ve maybe heard on the periphery but have never studied in depth before. And all of that builds a firm foundation for them to understand eschatology thoroughly, biblically.

Jeff Kinley: It does, it’s all a part of being rooted and grounded in the faith. And that’s what’s important. Chasing some of these shiny objects that are out there sort of in the prophecy universe, to me is just a little bit of a waste of time, because there’s so much speculation that’s associated with.
So, basically, you know, Todd and I are actually afraid to speculate too much, because we don’t want to go outside the Word of God. We want to know, what does the Bible say? And that’s what we want to tell people. Now, there’s a lot that the Bible says about the End Times and about prophecy. So, we’re never going to run out of material, okay? But we just want to be careful not to say things that God doesn’t say, and not to mislead or cause a misunderstanding among believers. We want them to be as grounded as we are.

Tim Moore: I had a friend one time who was talking about a study that they were doing, another prophecy related effort, and they said they were spending weeks and weeks and weeks trying to figure out who the Antichrist was. And I said, “Really, you’re going to spend weeks and weeks and weeks chasing after something you can’t know until the Tribulation is here?” “Well, we just think it’s fascinating.” And I said, “Well, yeah, maybe so, but that’s not really where the focus is.”

I’m so glad that you guys have stayed grounded. We try to always be grounded in the Word of God. And it is a gospel centered message even when we proclaim that Jesus is coming soon.

So with that in mind, I want to return to the false accusation that those of us looking forward the Rapture are unengaged and proclaiming the Gospel and making disciples. You guys, the Prophecy Pros, have embarked on a project with a three year timeline, even though we hope the Rapture happens today, a three year timeline to help people deepen their understanding of God’s Word and grow in their ability to impact others for the kingdom of God.

Jeff Kinley: Yeah, absolutely.

Todd Hampson: I would like nothing more than to be surprised by the Rapture when we’re in the middle of this thing, but we both have the conviction that we’re to keep marching forward and occupying until He comes.

Jeff Kinley: Absolutely, and listen, anybody out there who’s interested in wanting to know more, they can just go to prophecyprosacademy.com. There’s a couple of short videos there that kind of explain the process and seeing if it’s the right fit for you.

Tim Moore: Well, obviously, we were going to ask you that question. I’m glad you mentioned it. We will have that on the bottom of the screen.

Fellas, I want to thank you both for joining us today. It is always a joy whether we have to be remote in our conversation or whether we can be conducted face-to-face. But as we co-labor for our soon returning king, I, both of us, all of us here at Lamb & Lion Ministries, are very grateful for your ministry and for your friendship.

Jeff Kinley: Well, likewise, my friends. Thank you so much for all that you do.

Todd Hampson: Yeah, we’re co-laboring with you and serving Him together, and we can’t thank you enough for the partnership.

Closing

Tim Moore: Well, folks, every week we endeavor to edify the saints, warn the lost, and glorify the Lord. We do that by focusing on our great God and Savior Jesus Christ IN Prophecy.

Nathan Jones: Over the years, God has raised up a host of prophetic voices to proclaim the message that, yes, Jesus is coming soon. Some of the more prominent voices who shared that Good News back in the 20th Century have gone home to be with the Lord, like Tim LaHaye and Hal Lindsey.

Tim Moore: But those men followed in the footsteps of yet others who took God at His Word and loved the promise of His coming. Some of them have gone to be home with the Lord and will receive a crown of righteousness in due time, but they have passed the baton to others who are still faithfully proclaiming that glorious message.

Nathan Jones: As Tim said before, we are very grateful for Jeff Kinley and Todd Hampson, and for the insights from God’s prophetic Word that they share as the Prophecy Pros. More than that, we are eternally grateful to the Lord Himself for revealing His plan for the ages to us through His Word.

Tim Moore: We pray that our dialogue today has been an encouragement to you and piqued your interest in God’s prophetic Word. Every time you read your Bible, ask the Holy Spirit to open the eyes of your heart, and prayerfully consider signing up for the Prophecy Pros Academy. I can assure you that you will be blessed if you do.

Until next week, or until Christ calls us to meet Him in the air…Godspeed!!

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