Just as the Messianic prophecies concerning the death and resurrection of the Lord Jesus Christ were literally fulfilled, so too will the Bible's words about the end times plainly come to pass. However, when they do come to pass, some of the details might be very different from our expectations. This booklet explores an alternative possibility for the identity of the 144,000 to demonstrate such. Perhaps individual evangelists aren't being described, but rather a community. But what community? This is the new, edited version.

This booklet explores the description of the False Prophet of the eschaton. The notes are written from a futurist, fundamentalist perspective. This is the new, edited version.

This is a new, literal translation of Revelation 16, which describes the very end of the apocalypse. The translation features word studies from the Hebrew Old Testament, the Greek New Testament, and the Septuagint. A brief commentary is also given, from the standpoint of pre-tribulation futurism. This is the new, edited version.

A recent archaeological discovery confirms the Biblical account of quasi-giants. What does this portend for modern culture? Major horror is brewing.

This isn't a dialogue with Justin Martyr, but rather with Dom, a very normal Christian with a few hidden talents. When a philandering acquaintance runs into him on the way to catch a holiday flight, an awkward conversation ensues -- one that both men will be unlikely to forget anytime soon. This is a fictional short story written from a fundament Christian perspective. Come on! Give it a try! This is the new, edited version.

The Georgia Guidestones are becoming a popular topic among fans of conspiracy theories. What lessons can be learned from their peculiar statements? This booklet is written from a fundamental Christian perspective.

Scattered throughout the small prophecy of Nahum are wonderful passages that speak of the first and second advents of Jesus Christ. This booklet provides a brief survey, and is written from a fundamental, futurist viewpoint.

This booklet explores the teachings of an early church father regarding the Antichrist and the end of the age.

Caodaism is a new religion, organized in Vietnam last century. Today it boasts millions of believers and is officially recognized by the state. What does this religion teach? How does it compare to evangelical Christianity? What lessons may be learned from its popularity?

Christian knowledge is on the decline in the West, thanks in part to the post-modern view of religious subjectivity. This writing exposes the folly of ecumenism by briefly expounding a timely message from Jude. This is the new, edited version.