If you grew up in church, there’s a good chance the topic of the end times felt either confusing, terrifying, or maybe a mix of both.
Some of us were handed charts.
Some of us were told not to touch the book of Revelation at all.
And many of us quietly wondered why Christians who all love the Bible seem to disagree so strongly about how the story ends.
This week, I released a new teaching that begins an 8-part series on the end times, and I want you to know what it is — and what it isn’t.
It isn’t about picking sides.
It isn’t about timelines, fear, or speculation.
It is about learning why faithful Christians disagree, how Scripture actually works, and why the Bible consistently points us toward hope over anxiety.
In this first episode, we look at:
- Why disagreement doesn’t mean people are ignoring Scripture
- How Jesus redirects His disciples away from “when” and toward “faithfulness”
- Why Revelation was written to strengthen suffering believers, not terrify future ones
- What all orthodox Christians agree on — even when interpretations differ
At the heart of it all is this simple idea:
Scripture is very clear about our hope,
but intentionally restrained about timelines — and that’s not a flaw. It’s purposeful.
See you next week!
