• Skating on thin ice. The End Times...What, When, Why! Sort of...

  • Oct 9 2024
  • Length: 44 mins
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Skating on thin ice. The End Times...What, When, Why! Sort of...

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  • Ted struggles with a chest cold to get this podcast to you. But it wasn't easy. Between coughing, cracking voice, and gulps of water he pushes through, just for his faithful listeners...all 5 of you! And what does he talk about? The End Times, as discussed in the Bible. Ted risks it all as he ventures onto thin ice to discuss this controversial subject. Ted tries to zoom out and take a wide view of the subject that has fascinated him since his teenage years, while admitting there are many views and interpretations. Once again, Ted proves he knows just enough to be dangerous. And why does Ted risk alienating his audience now? Because tomorrow is promised to no one. The clock is ticking. Signs are appearing. Could Jesus be returning tomorrow, next week, next year, or in a hundred years? No one knows for sure. Best to be prepared and ready.

    Ted then tries to lighten the subject by talking sports. Is tennis the healthiest sport in the world? Ted thinks so, even though his knees talk to him a lot. And it was a great Monday night of Kansas City football and baseball. Both the Chiefs and Royals playing at the same time, and winning! Ted was so happy he goes and celebrates at...the hardware store! REALLY?

    Poor Joy...

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