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In recent years there have been so many prophecies of destruction coming to America.  I know we are in the end times but there are so many words of judgement and then on the other hand others are prophesying God will bless America again.   I was wondering what your take is on all this.  Are we past the point of no return?

I’m studying your book on Revelation. My question is, where do you find the information on the four camp flags of Israel?

After reading and studying Revelation, am I to understand that Satan still has access to Heaven? It’s only during the tribulation period he is going to be ‘cast out’ of there, I thought he was booted out when he became a fallen angel? Does this mean those in Heaven can see or talk with him?  Can you clear this up for me?

Can you tell me what or where is third heaven?

I know the Bible says that everyone who calls on the name of the Lord will be saved. But why does Jesus say in Matt 7:14 “Because strait is the gate, and narrow is the way, which leadeth unto life, and few there be that find it.”  Is it pertaining to faith?

I was just asked a question, and I am not sure how to answer. can you help me? The question is: If satan repented and asked for forgiveness, would he be forgiven?

I have separated from my husband because he has refused to seek help for his drug addiction and living with him has become too dangerous for my children and me. I am going to school to be a nurse and money is very tight for us right now. Because of this, I have started using food stamps. I do not plan on using them for very long, but I am wondering if I’m not trusting God to take care of me by doing this.  I’m constantly hearing people at church put down people who are on welfare, saying we are lazy and just want a hand-out. It makes me feel so worthless sometimes. I cannot tell if I feel bad about using food stamps because God is convicting me, or if I just feel judged by the people in my church. What do you think about using food stamps?

Can you please help me understand 2 Peter 2:20-21 and how it lines up with OSAS?

I know the penalty of sin is death but wanted to know what is unique about the generation of believers that never die since they are called up to be with Jesus while still alive?  Why does that group of people “get out of” death?

After years of training and preparation, our daughter was abruptly passed over for a paid position at our church because someone thought she may be suffering from generational sin. My question is do born again Christians continue to suffer from generational sin?