This Amazing Facts video takes a look at the signs that point to Christ’s coming and how to avoid being deceived at the end of time.

An examination of the modern media’s anti-Christian bias. This video not only exposes the depth of our culture’s rebellion against God, it outlines a practical strategy for what the individual and the Church can do to tear down the “idol of entertainment” that threatens both us and our land.

Did God Create the Devil? Most people in the world are being deceived by an evil genius bent on destroying their lives – a brilliant mastermind called the devil, or Satan. But this dark prince is much more than what you might think… many say he’s just a devious mythical figure, but the Bible says he’s very real, and he’s deceiving families, churches, and even nations to increase sorrow and pain. Here are the Bible’s amazing facts about this prince of darkness and how you can overcome him

Answers the Questions: Can people be saved after the rapture occurs? Did Moses and Elijah go directly to heaven when they died? When during the 7 year tribulation period will the rapture occur? Why is Jesus taking so long to return? Will the church go through the tribulation? 2nd in the series.

Belief in the soon coming of Jesus does not require blind faith. The Bible records many signs that are to take place before Jesus comes. These signs will be seen in the natural, political, economic, scientific, and religious world, making it possible for all on planet earth to recognize earth’s closing events. 1st in the series.

In these morally-challenged times – when billions are embezzled through corporate fraud; when trusted, spiritual leaders prove false; when lying in politics seems to be the norm; when those you depend on the most often hurt you the deepest – is there anything left you can trust? Take a look at the evidence why you can trust the Bible.

Don Feder, editor of the Boycott The New York Times website, called a Times editorial demanding “equal space” for the display of religious symbols part of the paper’s “relentless drive to secularize society.”

In a November 12 editorial, The Times urged the Supreme Court to rule that a Ten Commandments display in a public park in Pleasant Grove City, Utah, violated the First Amendment’s Establishment Clause because the municipality rejected a request by a group called Summum, which wanted to erect its own monument.