Today, Ron returns to Revelation to tell you about two mysterious men from the Old Testament who come back to Earth during the seven-year Tribulation. The series is called, “Mysteries of the Apocalypse: The Last Days of Planet Earth and the Return of Jesus Christ.”  

Today, Ron returns to the book of Revelation, which explains how the last days and years of Planet Earth will unfold. Along the way, you’ll hear about two Old Testament heroes who come to life again as prophetic witnesses to the Gospel of our Lord and Savior, Jesus Christ.  

The Revelation of Jesus Christ is an unveiling of future events that will take place in the last days of Planet Earth.  But it also reveals the condition of the human heart. It is deceitful above all things, it can harden itself against God even in the most dire circumstances. Today, Ron shows us what will happen when God pours out His wrath upon the Earth.  Brace yourself. The response of those who are still alive may not be easy to hear.  

"You are thus in the hands of an angry God. It is nothing but His mere pleasure that keeps you from being this moment swallowed up in everlasting destruction." Well, you’ve just heard some serious and sobering words, taken from Jonathan Edwards’ famous sermon in seventeen forty one, “Sinners In The Hands Of An Angry God.” You’ll hear similar language today, as Ron takes us once again to the book of Revelation in his continuing series, “Mysteries of the Apocalypse: The Last Days of Planet Earth and the Return of Jesus Christ.”  

Have you ever wondered why it’s so hard to convince a Jewish person that Jesus is the Messiah? The answer comes your way next, on this Monday edition of Something Good Radio. Today, Ron returns to the book of Revelation as he continues his series, “Mysteries of the Apocalypse: The Last Days of Planet Earth and the Return of Jesus Christ.”  

More than two thousand Bible prophecies have already been fulfilled. Each happened just as it was prophesied, without error and without exception. Today, Ron takes us to the books of Daniel and Revelation to talk about a prophecy that has not yet been fulfilled. 

Today, Ron continues looking at the seven-year period known as the Great Tribulation, specifically, the four horsemen who will bring famine, disease and death, the end result being that one quarter of the world’s population will die.  

Do you remember where you were on the morning of September eleventh, two thousand and one? I bet you do. It was one of the most tragic days in United States history. But a season is coming when tragedy like that will happen on Earth every day for seven years.  And the perpetrator will not be a group of terrorists. It will be God Himself. Today, Ron takes an inside look at the future judgment of God on planet Earth.  

“And behold, I come quickly,” says the Lord.  “And My reward is with me, to give every man according as his work shall be.” The Bible often speaks of how we can be rewarded on Earth. But at the end of this age, each believer in Christ will be eligible to receive five eternal rewards. Ron explores each of them today as he continues his series, “Mysteries Of The Apocalypse: The Last Days of Planet Earth and the Return of Jesus Christ.” 

In the first three chapters of Revelation, Jesus asks John to write down the things that are. Today, Ron turns his attention to Revelation chapters four and five, when John is asked to write down the things that are yet to come.  It all comes your way next, as Ron continues his teaching series, “Mysteries of the Apocalypse: The Last Days of Planet Earth, and the Return of Jesus Christ.”  

For the past few days, Ron has been exploring Revelation chapters two and three, specifically the seven letters the Apostle John wrote to the seven churches in First Century Asia. Today, we come to the final letter, a rather sobering message sent to the church at Laodicea, and one that could very easily have been written to the twenty-first century church in America.  

There are loveless churches, corrupt churches, and at times, there are dead churches. What does God mean when He says a church is dead? What does it take to resurrect it? Today, from the book of Revelation, Ron introduces us to the church at Sardis and Laodicea, and explains how that particular church can be a sobering reminder for us today.  

He who has an ear, let him hear what the Spirit says to the churches. The Revelation of Jesus Christ is an unveiling of future events. But it also reveals the condition of the church, not only the seven churches in Asia to whom the letters were addressed, but every church from that day to this. Today, Ron takes us once again to these letters as he continues his series, “Mysteries of the Apocalypse: The Last Days of Planet Earth and the Return of Jesus Christ.”   

In Revelation chapters two and three, the angel of the Lord tells the Apostle John to write letters to seven churches. These were actual first Century churches, each located in what is now modern Turkey. And even now, two thousand years later, these letters hold special significance for you and me.