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The Signs of the Times: Volume 2 (Unabridged)

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Seven more great chapters that reveal where we are in the last days. Chapter one - "Inside the Public School Nightmare", by Russ Miller. This one's an eye-opener.

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Seven more great chapters that reveal where we are in the last days. Chapter one - "Inside the Public School Nightmare", by Russ Miller. This one's an eye-opener. Learn what kids today are taught using textbooks as the source - unbelievable! Chapter two - "The Best of Frank Peretti", by Frank Peretti. Imagine all six of Frank's awesome Steeling the Mind Bible Conference presentations edited into a one-hour nonstop presentation. Frank makes you laugh, cry, and think...all at the same time! Great for youth/youth groups, too! Chapter three - "The Coming World Government", by Andy Woods. The Bible tells us where we're headed in the last days...into a one-world government. But who will run it? What is its purpose? How will it affect Christians living on the earth in the last days prior to Rapture? Andy covers it all from a Biblical perspective. Chapter four - "God, Judgment and the Weather", by Dave Reagan. Does the recent strange world weather (tsunamis, hurricanes, tornadoes, etc.) have anything to do with the decisions our country's leaders make? Dave outlines a fascinating statistical look at how God uses weather and natural disasters to wake up the masses. Chapter five - "The Coming Collision: Pulpits vs Government", by Andy Woods. Recently in Houston, the mayor requested all pastors send their sermons to the government for review.... Where is this headed? Chapter six - "Our Constitution vs the Bible", by Jenna Ellis. Watching secular news, you would think the Bible was never a part of this country's foundation. But the truth is, our Constitution was written by believers who recognized God's authority and his Word. Jenna, a former Colorado prosecuting attorney, shows the Biblical origins in our country's founding documents. Chapter seven - "The Top 10 Liberal Church Lies", by Russ Miller. We've asked Russ to give us his top 10 apologetic lies. And most of them Christians believe!

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The Signs of the Times: Volume 2 (Unabridged) is by Frank Peretti, Andy Woods & Jenna Ellis.
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