Welcome, welcome, friends, to the line of fire where we are studying the end times, the second coming Bible prophecy all this month.

This is Michael Brown here to infuse you with faith and truth and courage to help you stand strong on the front lines.

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subscribe. Today, we're going to get into a lot of terminology, and I don't want it to scare

you off. Some of you love it. You love theology. You love terminology. You love the big words.

And some of you just like, hey, I love Jesus. I love the word. I love my neighbor. Isn't that enough?

What I want to do is make sure you're familiar with terms. And as we lay out different views about the end times, different views about the second coming, I want to do my best to be as fair as I can

to the different views and then ultimately tell you where I land and why. But what I want to do is

find value and insight from each of the different main views that are held in the church today.

Now remember, if someone comes and says, the Bible is not

the word of God, they're not a believer, they're not a brother or a sister. If they say there are many

different ways to God, we don't need the cross. Jesus is one of many ways. That person is not a brother

or sister. They're not part of the family of God. They're lost. If they say Jesus was a good man

who died as a moral example, but he wasn't God in the flesh, he didn't rise from the dead,

they're not saved. There are things that are non-negotiable. There are things that we may hold to

passionately about the end times, but those do not separate the save from the unsaved.

In other words, within the body, we can have different views about the rapture, the second

coming, the millennium, and things like that.

We can have different views and still be part of the same family.

So I want to encourage you not to divide over these issues, but to do your best to understand

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