Line by Line - with Pastor Josh Hawkins Josh Hawkins

In this in-depth Bible study, we unpack Jesus' profound words about the signs, wonders, and prophecies surrounding the End Times. From the destruction of the temple to the abomination that causes desolation, we explore the significance of these events foretold by Christ. We delve into Jesus' descriptions of the Great Tribulation, with nations in anguish, the heavens shaken, and people fainting from terror. Yet immediately after this period of turmoil, we witness the glorious return of the Son of Man coming on the clouds with power and great glory to gather His elect from the ends of the earth. Join us as we unveil the profound mysteries within these prophetic passages, separating fact from fiction and gaining a deeper understanding of what lies ahead according to the very words of our Lord and Savior. This is a study you won't want to miss

Join us as we explore Daniel chapter 9. This vision of Daniel brought to him by Gabriel is possibly the most important vision in the Old Testament, where we learn about God's plans for the future of Israel, Jerusalem, and the whole of the human species! We learn about the 70 "sevens" that contain God's plan and what this means to the END of the AGE.

Join us as we examine two key prophetic visions from the Prophet Daniel. These two visions, one from chapter 2 and one from chapter 7, show us the authority of man in its past, present, and future! Join us as we discover what God wanted us to see.

In this Bible study, we will explore the concept of "the last days" and what it means for believers today. Drawing from the book of Acts and other key passages, we will unpack the biblical understanding of the "last days" and how they have been unfolding for the past 2,000 years.



The study will begin by examining Acts 2:14-21, where the apostle Peter cites the prophet Joel's prophecy about the outpouring of the Holy Spirit in the last days. We will discuss how the early church recognized that they were living in the last days, a season where God would accomplish his ultimate goals for creation.



The study will then delve deeper into the broader biblical perspective on the last days, exploring passages like Romans 8:18-23 and Daniel 9:24, which speak of God's plan to redeem and restore all of creation. We will see how the last days are not just about the end of the world, but about the culmination of God's redemptive work, where sin and decay will be vanquished, and everlasting righteousness will be established.



Throughout the study, we will consider the implications of living in the last days for believers today. How should this understanding shape our perspective, our priorities, and our mission as the people of God? By grasping the significance of the last days, we can be better equipped to live with hope, purpose, and urgency in these pivotal times.

Are you curious about what the Bible has to say regarding the last days and the return of Christ? In this captivating YouTube class, we will dive deep into the rich tapestry of biblical eschatology, uncovering the profound insights and timely warnings found within Scripture. Through an engaging, verse-by-verse examination of key passages from both the Old and New Testaments, we will explore the complex and often debated topics surrounding the End Times. From the Tribulation and the Rapture to the Millennium and the final judgment, we will leave no stone unturned as we seek to understand God's sovereign plan for the culmination of human history. Regardless of your prior knowledge of these subjects, this class promises to be both informative and transformative. You will come away with a deeper appreciation for the prophetic nature of the Bible and a renewed sense of hope and purpose in the face of the challenges that lie ahead. Join me as we embark on this captivating journey through the End Times, guided by the timeless wisdom of Scripture. Together, we will unlock the mysteries of the past, present, and future, equipping ourselves to navigate the days to come with faith, discernment, and a steadfast commitment to the Kingdom of God.

In this powerful passage from 2 Corinthians 13, the Apostle Paul delivers a stern warning to the church in Corinth. He is coming to them for the third time, and he makes it clear that he will not spare those who have continued in their sin and rebellion against his apostolic authority123.Paul reminds the Corinthians that every matter must be established by the testimony of two or three witnesses1. He had already warned them the second time he visited, and now he repeats that warning while absent - if he returns, he will not spare those who sinned earlier or any of the others2.The Corinthians were demanding proof that Christ was speaking through Paul, but Paul assures them that Christ is not weak in dealing with them, but is powerful among them3. Though Christ was crucified in weakness, he now lives by God's power, and likewise, Paul and his companions are weak in Christ, yet they will live with him in dealing with the Corinthians through God's power.Paul exhorts the Corinthians to examine themselves, to test whether they are truly in the faith, for Christ Jesus is in them - unless they fail the test. Paul trusts that they will discover that he and his companions have not failed the test. His prayer is that the Corinthians will do what is right, even if it appears that Paul and his team have failed.Paul expresses his gladness whenever the Corinthians are strong, and his prayer is that they may be fully restored. He writes these things while absent, so that when he comes, he may not have to be harsh in his use of authority, which the Lord gave him for building up, not tearing down.Finally, Paul encourages the Corinthians to rejoice, strive for full restoration, encourage one another, be of one mind, and live in peace, for the God of love and peace will be with them. He concludes with greetings and a benediction, praying that the grace of the Lord Jesus Christ, the love of God, and the fellowship of the Holy Spirit would be with them all.This passage is a powerful reminder of the importance of confronting rebellion and sin within the church, while also emphasizing the need for restoration, unity, and the power of God's love and grace.