In the Gospel of Matthew, Jesus taught a series of powerful parables describing a great harvest that would take place at the end of the age. According to Christ, this harvest involves two distinct groups: the children of the Kingdom and the children of the wicked one.How do these parables connect with the harvest imagery found in the book of Revelation? Are they describing the same prophetic event? What role does the Son of Man play in gathering His people and bringing judgment upon the wicked?In this study, we examine Jesus’ harvest parables alongside the harvest visions of Revelation, tracing the biblical themes of separation, gathering, judgment, and redemption. By comparing Scripture with Scripture, we discover how these passages work together to provide a clearer picture of God's end-time plan.Join us as we explore the prophetic significance of the harvest and what it reveals about the culmination of this age.📖 Key Scriptures:• Matthew 13:36–43• Revelation 14:14–20If you enjoy biblical prophecy, Revelation studies, and in-depth Scripture analysis, be sure to like, subscribe, and share.

Whether Pretrib, Midtrib, Posttrib, Prewrath, or the Unique Prewrath Position, all premillennial views appeal to passages in Revelation to support their understanding of the rapture. In this episode, Dennis James Woods teaches a Bible class at Victory Apostolic Church, comparing the key Revelation passages used by each position with the primary rapture texts in 1 Thes. 4 and 1 Corinthians 15. The goal is to examine which passages in Revelation best align with these foundational rapturepassages. Finally, Woods also presents the view set forth in his commentary, The Revelation Commentary: A Unique Prewrath Perspective.

Recently, Donald Trump has made some controversialstatements, including claims that he is “the most powerful man in history” and that “without him, there would be no Israel.” Dr. Woods will present a two-part live series on June 2 and June 9 at Victory Apostolic Church in Matteson IL. In this timelydiscussion, he addresses several remarks as signs of extreme narcissism and arrogance, drawing comparisons to the spirit of tyranny seen throughout history. While Trump may not meet all the biblical criteria for the final Antichrist, Dr. Woods presents his behavior and pattern of falsehood as a serious foreshadowing of the Antichrist to come. Watch, enjoy, and share thisvideo.