Episode He's Coming Back
When ordered to evacuate the Philippines in the early days of World War II, General Douglas MacArthur made a promise to his troops and to the Filipino people, “I shall return.” Some two years later, MacArthur kept that promise by striding back onto Philippine soil as the victorious Supreme Commander of the forces in the Southwest Pacific Area, declaring “I have returned.” Famous returns are as old as history itself. Yet, the most significant of all returns is yet to occur—the return of Jesus Christ to this world. And, like MacArthur did for those he cared about, Jesus has assured us that, in fact, He will return some day.
Chapter 1
There are many different ideas about what the “end of the world” will be like, but the one thing we know as Christians is that Jesus is coming back! In this episode, we’ll open up a discussion about “the last days” in a study called “He’s Coming Back!”
Chapter 2
Whether you’re a premillennialist, postmillennialist, or amillenialist, as Christians, we’re called to be unified about the gospel—that Christ died, was buried, rose again, and that He is coming back! In this episode, you’ll explore various viewpoints about Jesus’ return.
Chapter 3
The word “apocalyptic” brings to mind the vivid and sometimes disturbing images recorded in Revelation. In this episode, you’ll study the challenging and controversial passages about the apocalypse and “the last days.”
Chapter 4
When Jesus told His disciples that He was coming back, it was meant as a source of comfort, not a cause for anxiety and division. In this episode, you’ll explore the theological debate over Christ’s return and discover why we can be at peace amidst uncertainty, even when we disagree.
Chapter 5
Waiting isn’t something we typically do very well, and Christians have been waiting for the return of Jesus for two thousand years. So, is He late? Is He coming soon? When is He coming back? In this episode, you’ll discover hope and encouragement as you continue to wait for Christ’s return!