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The Empty Seat at the Table
One name keeps appearing in the headlines, and the chair he is being offered is the one Daniel already described. A sample issue — no subscription needed.
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One name keeps appearing in the headlines, and the chair he is being offered is the one Daniel already described. A sample issue — no subscription needed.
Read sample →Ten verbs in Jeremiah, one in Ezekiel, and a job instead of a date in Luke, and in all three the half we quote is not the half that ends the paragraph.
Read briefing →This week I test Joel Richardson, Joel C. Rosenberg and Perry Stone, three careful men whose readers all ended up watching the wrong thing, and one verse in Daniel shows why Scripture hands you a deed instead of a nationality, a coalition or a calendar.
Read briefing →This week we test John Nelson Darby, the Irishman whose teaching gave us the blessed hope I still hold, and one line in Jeremiah's letter shows what God told a people on a real countdown to do for the city that took them.
Read briefing →This week we test Robert Breaker's pre-tribulation rapture teaching, I tell you plainly that I hold it and I cannot prove it, and three men standing in front of a furnace show you why the honest faith is the harder one to break.
Read briefing →This week we launch a new series that lays John Hagee's three biggest prophecy claims down next to your Bible, the way the Bereans would, and the last sign he points to turns out to be the one that is actually about you.
Read briefing →This week the peace body I have tracked all summer stopped being paper and walked into Gaza, and Paul left the church one sound to listen for that comes before the treaty is ever signed.
Read briefing →This week the world's loudest word was not war but "expand," and a prophet already described the exact moment a people feels safe enough to take down its walls.
Read briefing →This week the one institution with the word Peace stamped into its name quietly admitted it cannot cover the people it promised to shelter — and a prophet measured that exact bed twenty-seven centuries ago.
Read briefing →This week a peace that was signed months ago is still killing the people it was supposed to save, and a prophet already gave that exact thing a name.
Read briefing →You asked the one question everyone is really asking, and this week the honest answer stopped being a guess and became a shape.
Read briefing →Every throne on Daniel's board changes hands except one, and this week the world is openly rearranging itself into the rest of them.
Read briefing →The deal they just signed in Switzerland is the line Paul warned you about.
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