stevespaulding
- Jul 16, 2019
- 1 min read

End-Times Thinking

Hello, all!

What are the most quoted, least believed words in history?

In my opinion, it's the Lord's Prayer.

This week’s video is a short one! We have talked about the idea of a radical new chapter in global missions, the scriptural basis for it, and the church’s role in all of this. These videos are online here if you need to catch up.

Today we’re talking about eschatology, or end-times thinking. What is your current approach to thinking about the End Times? Has it changed over the past few years? If so, in what ways?

I look forward to reading your responses in the comments.

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