01

ESTABLISH THE AUTHORITY OF SCRIPTURE

Before anything else, we ask why Scripture can be trusted at all. Everything that follows depends on the answer.

02

EXAMINE GOD'S TRACK RECORD

Prophecy is not only about the future. We look first at what has already been fulfilled.

03

UNDERSTAND ISRAEL

The covenants, the Jewish people, and Jerusalem sit at the center of biblical prophecy. We cannot skip this.

04

LEARN THE PROPHETIC MAP

Daniel, Matthew 24-25, 1 and 2 Thessalonians, and Revelation give us landmarks, not a detailed itinerary.

05

UNDERSTAND DANIEL'S SEVENTY WEEKS

Daniel 9:24-27 offers a framework for the Messiah, Israel, and events still to come. We keep this introductory.

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IDENTIFY THE MAJOR LANDMARKS

The Rapture, Daniel's 70th Week, the Antichrist, the Abomination of Desolation, the Second Coming, and the Millennium. Christians disagree on the order and timing, and we say so.

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THEN WATCH THE HEADLINES

Only now do we look at the news. We do not ask how a headline can be made to fit prophecy. We ask what Scripture tells us to watch for, and whether we are seeing anything worth paying attention to.

New to Prophecy? Start Here

A gentle introduction to what biblical prophecy is, and is not, before we go any further.

Does God Have a Track Record?

Looking at fulfilled prophecy before we ever discuss what may still be ahead.

Why Israel Matters

Why the covenants, the land, and the Jewish people remain central to understanding prophecy.

Daniel's Seventy Weeks

A plain introduction to one of the most important prophetic frameworks in Scripture.

Before You Open Revelation...

A few things worth knowing before diving into the most debated book in the Bible.