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REAL ANSWERS ABOUT END-TIMES PROPHECY
"...EASY TO READ, HARD TO PUT DOWN."
Set against the backdrop of worldwide political turmoil, war, nuclear threat, global pandemic, supply shortages, food insecurity, and climate change, people across the planet are fearful that life on Earth may soon come to an end, regardless of their faith. We all want to know:
How does the Bible intersect with current world events? Is this the beginning of the end?
After Armageddon examines what the Bible says about what is to come in a simple, rational, understandable tone and explains how you can face the future without fear.
"HONEST, REAL, LIKE TALKING TO A TRUSTED FRIEND."
This book answers those questions about what the Bible says in a simple, conversational tone, and explains how you can face Armageddon without fear.
John Tressel, originally from Canton, Ohio, is the president of the Institute of Theology by Extension (INSTE) Bible College in France, where he has been for well over forty years. John wrote After Armageddon with one of his neighbors in mind. That neighbor, like so many others, wanted to understand what was happening in the world. He did not think of himself as a Christian, but he was curious, and, he was confused about "end-of-the-world" prophecy, current world events, and how the Bible intersects with those events. John addresses his questions with a clear, understandable response.
"WITH ALL THAT IS HAPPENING TO US, WHERE ARE WE HEADED? WHEN IS THE END OF THE WORLD? WILL IT ARRIVE SOON?
"The questions we have in our hearts about what to expect are normal. But, there is much we can learn from the Bible about the end of the world, including how to rise above any fear we may have concerning worldwide cataclysmic events," John explains. "In this little book, you will find clear answers, a few questions, but no coded enigmas. We focus on the simple words of Jesus and certain prophets who have been speaking to us since antiquity. Now is the moment to better understand the times we live in."
