NTEB Radio Bible Study
Host And Founder Of ‘Now The End Begins’ Geoffrey Grider:
The Day of Christ and the Day of the Lord could not be more different, one shows you the Pretrib Rapture and the other Jacob’s Trouble.
There is a growing insistence in modern Christianity that the rapture of the Church can happen at any moment, with nothing needing to take place beforehand. It sounds comforting, it preaches well, and it has been repeated so often that many now accept it as unquestionable truth. The only problem? The apostle Paul flatly told you the exact opposite.
On this episode of Rightly Dividing, the Bible shows you the Kingdom of Heaven and the Kingdom of God, and these two kingdoms while ruled by the same King, could not be more different. One is for the Jews and Israel, and the other is for born again Christians and the Church. So it is that the Day of Christ and the Day of the Lord, while having some overlapping similarities, could not be more different. The Day of Christ is to be waited for, looked for, hoped for, and Paul tells us that the mere discussing of it brings comfort to the believer.
The Day of the Lord, on the other hand, we are warned about not looking for it, not desiring it, and to escape and avoid this dreadful situation at all costs. In fact, Amos goes so far as to pronoun a condition of woe to fall upon any soul foolish enough to venture into its waters. The word ‘woe’ is a solemn declaration of impending divine judgment, severe sorrow, or misery. If you find yourself there, run! The differences between the Day of Christ and the Day of the Lord are as far removed as the East is from the West. On tonight’s Bible Study, we run all the references on the Day of Christ and show you the connection to the Pretribulation Rapture of the body of Christ, the Church, at the Day of Christ.
The Day of Christ and the Day of the Lord could not be more different, one shows you the Pretrib Rapture and the other Jacob’s Trouble.
There is a growing insistence in modern Christianity that the rapture of the Church can happen at any moment, with nothing needing to take place beforehand. It sounds comforting, it preaches well, and it has been repeated so often that many now accept it as unquestionable truth. The only problem? The apostle Paul flatly told you the exact opposite.
“That ye be not soon shaken in mind, or be troubled, neither by spirit, nor by word, nor by letter as from us, as that the day of Christ is at hand.” 2 Thessalonians 2:3 (KJV)
On this episode of Rightly Dividing, the Bible shows you the Kingdom of Heaven and the Kingdom of God, and these two kingdoms while ruled by the same King, could not be more different. One is for the Jews and Israel, and the other is for born again Christians and the Church. So it is that the Day of Christ and the Day of the Lord, while having some overlapping similarities, could not be more different. The Day of Christ is to be waited for, looked for, hoped for, and Paul tells us that the mere discussing of it brings comfort to the believer.
The Day of the Lord, on the other hand, we are warned about not looking for it, not desiring it, and to escape and avoid this dreadful situation at all costs. In fact, Amos goes so far as to pronoun a condition of woe to fall upon any soul foolish enough to venture into its waters. The word ‘woe’ is a solemn declaration of impending divine judgment, severe sorrow, or misery. If you find yourself there, run! The differences between the Day of Christ and the Day of the Lord are as far removed as the East is from the West. On tonight’s Bible Study, we run all the references on the Day of Christ and show you the connection to the Pretribulation Rapture of the body of Christ, the Church, at the Day of Christ.
Harbinger’s Daily
By Franklin Graham: Israel has held a special place in my heart ever since the summer of 1971, when I helped Roy Gustafson, one of my father’s associate evangelists, lead Bible teaching tours of the Holy Land. Roy also connected me with two fearless missionaries in Mafraq, Jordan, the late Dr. Eleanor Soltau and nurse Aileen Coleman, who operated a hospital for patients with respiratory diseases.
My time in the Middle East during my late teens and early 20s, working alongside these godly men and women, shaped my life profoundly, culminating in 1974 when—after reading in John 3 about Jesus’ encounter with the rabbi Nicodemus—I put out my cigarette and dropped to my knees in a Jerusalem hotel room and surrendered my life to Christ.
Israel and its people are front and center throughout the Bible, especially regarding the Old Testament prophecies and their ultimate fulfillment in the New Testament through a Jewish Messiah, Jesus Christ, who came to save us from the penalty of our sins to life everlasting. I have never forgotten how Roy’s nightly Bible studies came to life before my eyes when I accompanied him during those visits to the Holy Land years ago.
More recently, however, I’ve been troubled by the increasing number of churches and Bible teachers who are misinterpreting God’s timeless promises to the nation of Israel and the Jewish people.
This false teaching, called replacement theology, suggests that God’s covenant blessing with the nation of Israel and its allies no longer exists and instead has somehow been reinterpreted to apply only to God’s modern-day fellowship of believers, His church.
My time in the Middle East during my late teens and early 20s, working alongside these godly men and women, shaped my life profoundly, culminating in 1974 when—after reading in John 3 about Jesus’ encounter with the rabbi Nicodemus—I put out my cigarette and dropped to my knees in a Jerusalem hotel room and surrendered my life to Christ.
Israel and its people are front and center throughout the Bible, especially regarding the Old Testament prophecies and their ultimate fulfillment in the New Testament through a Jewish Messiah, Jesus Christ, who came to save us from the penalty of our sins to life everlasting. I have never forgotten how Roy’s nightly Bible studies came to life before my eyes when I accompanied him during those visits to the Holy Land years ago.
More recently, however, I’ve been troubled by the increasing number of churches and Bible teachers who are misinterpreting God’s timeless promises to the nation of Israel and the Jewish people.
This false teaching, called replacement theology, suggests that God’s covenant blessing with the nation of Israel and its allies no longer exists and instead has somehow been reinterpreted to apply only to God’s modern-day fellowship of believers, His church.
Prophecy News Watch
By Dan Hart/Washington Stand: As terrorist attacks perpetrated by Islamist extremists continue to proliferate across the U.S., experts and lawmakers are raising the alarm over the increase in homegrown jihadist views and activism to implement Sharia law in America, which directly contradict the tenets of the U.S. Constitution.
In the weeks following the Trump administration's strike on Iran on February 28, four terrorist attacks were carried out by Islamist radicals across four different states. In the early morning hours of March 3, Senegalese national Ndiaga Diagne killed three and wounded 14 others after he opened fire at a bar in Austin, Texas before he was killed by police. Diagne was wearing a sweatshirt with the words "Property of Allah," and a search of his car and home found a Quran, an Iranian flag, and pictures of Iranian leaders.
Four days later on March 7, Emir Balat and Ibrahim Kayumi attempted to detonate explosive devices full of metal shrapnel near a protest occurring at Gracie Mansion in New York City. They later professed their allegiance to the Islamic State terror group after being arrested. Then on March 12, Lebanese national Ayman Mohamad Ghazali rammed a truck through the front entrance of a synagogue in West Bloomfield Township, Michigan, exchanged gunfire with a security guard, and set off fireworks before killing himself.
It later came to light that Ghazali's brother was a Hezbollah commander in Lebanon. The next day, Mohamed Bailor Jalloh, a former Virginia National Guard member, shot and killed ROTC instructor Lt. Col. Brandon Shah at Old Dominion University in Virginia and injured two others before being subdued and killed by ROTC members. Jalloh "previously served prison time for attempting to aid the terrorist group ISIS."
In the weeks following the Trump administration's strike on Iran on February 28, four terrorist attacks were carried out by Islamist radicals across four different states. In the early morning hours of March 3, Senegalese national Ndiaga Diagne killed three and wounded 14 others after he opened fire at a bar in Austin, Texas before he was killed by police. Diagne was wearing a sweatshirt with the words "Property of Allah," and a search of his car and home found a Quran, an Iranian flag, and pictures of Iranian leaders.
Four days later on March 7, Emir Balat and Ibrahim Kayumi attempted to detonate explosive devices full of metal shrapnel near a protest occurring at Gracie Mansion in New York City. They later professed their allegiance to the Islamic State terror group after being arrested. Then on March 12, Lebanese national Ayman Mohamad Ghazali rammed a truck through the front entrance of a synagogue in West Bloomfield Township, Michigan, exchanged gunfire with a security guard, and set off fireworks before killing himself.
It later came to light that Ghazali's brother was a Hezbollah commander in Lebanon. The next day, Mohamed Bailor Jalloh, a former Virginia National Guard member, shot and killed ROTC instructor Lt. Col. Brandon Shah at Old Dominion University in Virginia and injured two others before being subdued and killed by ROTC members. Jalloh "previously served prison time for attempting to aid the terrorist group ISIS."
Geller Report
By Pamela Geller: A violent clash at a Manhattan Khamenei vigil reveals a network of far-left U.S. activist groups with direct ties to Iranian state media, according to a new report citing leaked Press TV records showing 83 calls to one organizer.
“A Jewish rapper got beaten bloody at a Khamenei vigil in Washington Square Park. What happened next exposed something much bigger: a documented pipeline connecting Iran’s sanctioned state TV directly to far-left protest organizers on American soil.
The receipts are extraordinary.”
Why is the terror regime allowed to operate with impunity here in America?
“A Jewish rapper got beaten bloody at a Khamenei vigil in Washington Square Park. What happened next exposed something much bigger: a documented pipeline connecting Iran’s sanctioned state TV directly to far-left protest organizers on American soil.
The receipts are extraordinary.”
Why is the terror regime allowed to operate with impunity here in America?
End Of The American Dream
By Michael Snyder: Is it just a coincidence that the United States is being hit by a remarkable series of natural disasters at the exact same time that a catastrophic war has erupted in the Middle East? This weekend, I came across an image on social media that someone had created that depicted 7 disasters that America had experienced in just the last 7 days. I tried to determine who originally created it, but nobody seemed to know. At one point Ricky Scaparo had shared it, but he said that he was not the creator. Since I could not find the creator, and since not all of the information on the original image was 100 percent accurate, I decided to create my own version. I have been writing so much about the war in Iran that I have kind of neglected what has been going on inside our own country. When I started digging into what has been happening over the past week, I was absolutely stunned.
Let’s start with the “megastorm” that brought travel chaos and power outages to much of the Midwest.
Let’s start with the “megastorm” that brought travel chaos and power outages to much of the Midwest.
Hope For Our Times
Sunday Night Prophecy Update! 03-22-26
Wretched Watchmen
Ezekiel 38: Iran War Paving Way For Sudan Stability
Synopsis: Because of the Iran missile attacks on the UAE & Israel, THE RSF rebel group in Sudan has had their supply lines severed, allow the Sudanese military to begin gaining ground... This could be the opportunity for Sudan to become stable enough to be ready to invade Israel for Ezekiel 38.
Paul McGuire
Iran And It’s Terrorist Cells
About: Join Internationally Recognized Prophecy Expert, Minister, Speaker and Author, Paul McGuire as he analyzes current events through the lens of Bible Prophecy.
Athey Creek | Brett Meador
IRAN
Synopsis: Following the recent escalation of events between Iran, Israel, and the United States, many are wondering how these developments may fit into biblical prophecy and how to discern which narrative to follow. In our March 2026 Prophecy Update, we seek to filter through the noise by examining historical facts, breaking down current viewpoints, and seeing how these tensions might figure into the “wars and rumors of wars” Jesus speaks of in Matthew 24:6.