Storming Toward Armageddon: Essays in Apocalypse

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Summary: changed my life
Review: The chapter on the rapture of the church by David Breese really got my attention. I had attented church for the first 18 years of my life in a Lutheran Church and had never heard or been taught about the rapture of the church. I became so convicted of my wicked life and I knew that if the rapture had occured I would enter the Tribulation. I did not want to go to Hell and I kneeled for the first time ever and with tears in my eyes I asked Jesus Christ to save me and take me to Heaven. That happened on July 14 1995 and as a 30 year old my life was changed. I now am a senior in my last semester at Golden State Baptist College and will assume the position of assistant pastor at Gospel Light Baptist Church in Selma Ca. at the completion of this semester. The truth of the rapture and the truth of what happens to people who do not trust in the Blood of Jesus Christ to save them from thier sin is not being told enough. THIS BOOK HELPED TO CHANGE MY LIFE. USE IT TO HELP SHOW YOU THE TRUTH CONTAINED IN THE BIBLE. ASK JESUS CHRIST TO SAVE YOU TODAY HE IS THE ONLY WAY. ROMANS 10:13 WHOSOEVER SHALL CALL UPON THE NAME OF THE LORD SHALL BE SAVED. COLOSSIANS 1:14 IN WHOM WE HAVE REDEMPTION THROUGH HIS BLOOD, EVEN THE FORGIVENESS OF SINS:

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Summary: Not Your Average Prophecy Book
Review: This prophecy book is more meaty than the average dry toast type of which there are too many. Staffed by a variety of authors, all of them are politically incorrect by liberal standards which makes the volume even more edgy. The information is "in your face" style without trying--it is just the tenor of the volume. One might say it has ""shock effect" without being melodramatic. All of the essays are serious wake-up calls to a sleeping Churchianity. All of them scream "wake up for the night is coming." This book should only be read by the serious Bible-reading believer. It may cause insomnia to others.

Rating:
Summary: Not Your Average Prophecy Book
Review: This prophecy book is more meaty than the average dry toast type of which there are too many. Staffed by a variety of authors, all of them are politically incorrect by liberal standards which makes the volume even more edgy. The information is "in your face" style without trying--it is just the tenor of the volume. One might say it has ""shock effect" without being melodramatic. All of the essays are serious wake-up calls to a sleeping Churchianity. All of them scream "wake up for the night is coming." This book should only be read by the serious Bible-reading believer. It may cause insomnia to others.