Paul told us several key things to help us be totally prepared for whenever Christ returns.

Eat, drink, and be merry, for tomorrow we die.”  If there is no eternity, why not?  Is there an “eternal day” after we die?  If so, how do we prepare for it?

If you can trust Him with your eternal destiny, you can certainly trust Him with small needs in this life.

Grief is real.  It doesn’t go away quickly.  It requires time, Scripture, and support.

One year ago this week, my son Jonathan lost a pre-born baby.  He and Angie’s journey included a “healing song” Jonathan wrote that has brought them through. 

Here are a few thoughts to help you in your journey of recovering from personal loss:

There is huge energy behind the apocalyptic movement right now.  With four blood moons, ISIS, and Iran’s nuclear deal there is a feeling of imminent disaster in the air.  How is a fellow to live? What should be our posture at a moment in history where it seems entirely possible Christ could return?

I have developed a philosophy of the end-times that has kept me on track: