The Feast of Tabernacles
Published: October 16, 2023 (Originally published: July 2, 2003)Believe In Your Heart
Published: February 15, 2023 (Originally published: April 23, 2014)The Christmas Story … Part 2 (Conclusion)
Published: December 12, 2022 (Originally published: December 14, 2013)The Christmas Story … Part 1
Published: December 7, 2022 (Originally published: December 7, 2013)Holiday Leftovers
Published: April 15, 2015 (Originally published: April 15, 2015)The Coming Blood Moons
Published: October 2, 2014 (Originally published: October 1, 2014)Commentary by Jack Kelley
I first wrote about the so-called blood moons five years ago. At the time a video series on the subject was being heavily marketed as revealing the date of the second coming. By now most people no longer believe that, but the series is still popular and since we’re getting close to the next one’s arrival I’ve been getting questions about the blood moons again.
Between First Fruits and Pentecost
Published: April 19, 2017 (Originally published: June 7, 2014)A Bible Study by Jack Kelley
For some time now, I’ve been puzzled about the time between the resurrection and the ascension—wondering why the Lord lingered during those 40 days. It certainly wasn’t to complete His mission. By all accounts, He had already accomplished everything He came to do.
The More Things Change, The More They Stay The Same
Published: December 29, 2013 (Originally published: December 28, 2013)Commentary by Jack Kelley
On the night Jesus was born, the Parthians (remnant of Persia and forerunners of today’s Iran) and the Romans (forerunners of the End Times Kingdom of the anti-Christ) were at odds with each other. The Syrians didn’t like the Jews and had tried unsuccessfully to conquer them,
The Last Christmas?
Published: December 11, 2013 (Originally published: December 11, 2013)Commentary by Jack Kelley
Whether you’re following commentaries by prophecy scholars on the nearness of the rapture or predictions by financial experts on the nearness of the world’s economic downfall, the message is the same. This could very well be the last time we celebrate Christmas as we’ve come to know it.