After Armageddon : How To Conqquer Your Doomsday Fears

QUICK READ! Find real answers about END TIMES PROPHECY.

Worldwide political turmoil, wars, nuclear threat, global pandemic, supply shortages, food insecurity, and climate change: people across the planet are fearful that life on Earth may soon come to an end, regardless of our faith backgrounds. We all want to know:
How does the Bible intersect with current world events?

After Armageddon examines what the Bible says about what is to come in a simple, rational, understandable tone and explains how you can face the future without fear.

*NO unfounded speculation
*NO sectarian doctrine
*NO date-setting
*NO fear-mongering
*NO mystical or hard-to-understand theology

For those who have heard about the Anti-Christ, the new world order, the last battle, supernatural signs, the return of Christ, and other end-times talk but don’t know what the Bible actually says.

For those who fear the end of the world, and for those who don’t.

PART ONE: ROADMAP TO ARMAGEDDON
Opening with a realistic assessment of the changes we see all around us, Part One closes by addressing some of our most common and vexing questions. Is Armageddon a real place? Where is it? Of whom should we be afraid? When will Armageddon take place?

PART TWO: ARMAGEDDON AND THE CHURCH
Have you left your church? Have you seen your faith family divided? You are not alone, and you may be surprised to learn what the Bible says about the critical role of the church, now and in the last days. Spoiler alert: don’t count her out just yet.

PART THREE: AFTER ARMAGEDDON
Yes, there is an “after.” This short section helps you discover where you and your family will be.

You will find the simple answer to the most important question of all: how to conquer your doomsday fears.

“The questions we have in our hearts about what to expect are normal. In this little book, we focus on the simple words of Jesus and certain prophets who have been speaking to us since antiquity. Now is the moment to better understand the times we live in.”
Author John Tressel