Talk of “the great tribulation” is a cause of great concern to many Christians. It is known that this will be such a terrible period of time which has “never happened” in the history of mankind and will never be experienced again in the future.

The Antichrist and the false prophet embody ultimate rebellion against God. They deceive nations, exalt evil, and lead many astray, yet God’s final judgment will prevail, fulfilling His eternal plan.

The Rapture of the Church is for many Christians their ultimate aspiration, others believe that all their problems and needs will end on that day; however, the rapture is a slightly different event than what many are used to hearing.

The scriptures say that God has made a new covenant with men, this covenant is different and better than the first one since it offers us the opportunity to live forever.

Many teach that the abomination is an idol that will be installed in the newly inaugurated “third temple in Jerusalem” and others teach that the abomination of desolation was the Roman army that destroyed the temple in Jerusalem in 70 AD.

Many Christians believe that we have no law to submit to, but the word of God says that the new law was given by the Son of God in person.

The Kingdom of God will be established on Earth upon Jesus Christ’s return, bringing peace, justice, and everlasting righteousness as foretold in the Scriptures.

When we read the bible we discover that in both the old and new testaments the true servants of God have suffered countless needs and sufferings, on the contrary, the modern Christian believes that God wants us to enjoy superfluous things just as the world does.

Dispensationalism is a current of theological thought that has left a deep imprint in the mind and heart of the 21st century believer. In this study we will see what are its implications in our salvation.

God has promised his people that they will inherit all things, but he specifically mentions that only the righteous will inherit the earth, so what will become of those who do not know about Jesus?

The persecution of Christians was not started by the Roman Empire, but by the ecclesiastical authorities of the time. What motivated the religious to persecute and kill the new believers?

This subject is highly controversial and subject to speculation, so we will turn to scripture to explain a little more about it.

All Christian denominations worship the same God, however, most teach different doctrines, and in many cases opposed to each other, when the Bible says that there are not many gospels.

The Old Testament predicts that the final days will be filled with devastation and chaos around the world, this event known as Jehovah’s Day of Vengeance is the same event described in the New Testament as the return of Jesus Christ to earth.

The bible is the word of God, we all know that, but what many do not know is that God has not stopped revealing his word to his chosen ones. The scripture says that God will reveal mysteries in the end time.

Sin is the great barrier that we must break down in order to see God, the scripture says that whoever sins willfully, there remains no more sacrifice for his sins, but a fearful expectation of judgment (Acts 10:26).

It is common to hear among the Christian people that we will all be Kings and Priests, however, the word of God says that only the chosen ones will receive this great privilege.

Most Christians have an image of hell very similar to the one that the Catholic religion has taught for centuries, this vision has been influenced by a literary work of the Middle Ages that has no biblical support.

The Bible says that God’s judgments will begin at your house, even if you have been instrumental in the salvation of hundreds or thousands, your actions will be weighed on the day of judgment.

The Resurrection of the dead is a little known topic among the evangelical Christian people; however, Paul spoke a lot about it. We will see in this study some topics about the resurrection of the dead that have gone unnoticed for a long time.