Prophetic Websites Of Interest

I want to call attention to the websites below for your consideration. They are wonderful resources for your further study and exploration, especially as such activities concern Biblical prophecy.

While I find these resources valuable in my own perusals and studies, I cannot necessarily endorse every article, opinion, or advertisement you may find on the links. Nonetheless, I provide this list to you for your review, and I encourage you to consider supporting each organization as God directs you to do.

Please check back and assess this list periodically as I expect to update it whenever I find something I want to pass along.

This is the ministry website of Ken Johnson, hands-down one of the most brilliant scholars I am aware of, particularly in matters of ancient texts and Biblical prophecy. Ken never fails to push the envelope with his intellect. I respect him for staying faithful to the Word of God while - at the same time - daring to explore ideas that connect the dots in ways conventional notions have generally failed to do.

Joel was one of the key influencers in my life to send me down the road of studying Biblical prophecy. His book "Epicenter" rocked my world when I first read it, and it explained so many things that I had been wondering about up to that time. Joel is an amazing author, and he is head of a key ministry that functions to serve both Jews and non-Jews in the Middle East. His blogs are outstanding insights into the world we live in and contend with now.

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Bill Salus entered eschatological circles a bit unconventionally, which may explain why he's so good at what he does. He is not a product of "Christian establishment" education, and so he's freed to consider matters for himself. The results have been disruptive, but they've always aligned with sound hermeneutical principles. It's Bill Salus that's forged essential and timely discussions about Psalm 83 and Jeremiah 49:34-39, and about events which may redefine our world in the near future. Always ground-breaking and provocative, Bill Salus is a true gem in the arena of Biblical prophecy today.

This organization traces its roots back to the 70's, and they've been delivering a clear exposition on matters of Biblical prophecy ever since. They've been the spawning ground for some of the most notable figures in eschatology today, and their ministry continues unabated with a comprehensive strategy of reaching the church through their TV, video, and magazine outreaches.

This organization is a well-oiled and exemplary force in the world of Biblical prophecy today. Its leadership is passionate about reaching the lost through the responsible declaration of God's Word, and their focus in that objective is, of course, the prophetic Scriptures. In their passion to extol the full person and deity of Jesus Christ, Prophecy Watchers successfully stands on the bedrock of the Bible while being unafraid to tackle the toughest frontiers of prophetic discussions. Prophecy Watchers is the driving force behind some of the most successful prophecy conferences in the nation.

This online resource has become one of the hubs of Biblical prophecy today. Run by a committed staff, it is a virtual library of prophetic writers and eschatological topics. Accessible, relevant, and diverse, Rapture Ready holds to sound Biblical doctrines while permitting a wide range of authors and talents to discuss a timely array of subjects and passions. You never know what you might find when you land on Rapture Ready, but be assured it is worth your time to discover it and reflect on what you find.

It's limiting to define this organization by its chosen name. They are much more than TV. Within their organization are some of the most committed and respected leaders in Biblical prophecy today, and they gush a spring of books, articles, and videos which challenge each of us to reconsider the premises we already thought we knew. When prophetic events in the world today take a sudden and unexpected turn, chances are pretty good you heard about it from Skywatch TV first.