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But Then They Prayed is a powerful reminder that prayer can change the course of any situation. When challenges feel overwhelming and hope seems distant, turning to God in sincere prayer invites His peace, guidance, and life-changing power into our lives.

Near-death experiences seem to reinforce the popular belief that the soul goes to heaven or hell as soon as the body dies. But the Bible repeatedly describes death as a dreamless sleep from which we awake at one of two resurrections.

Does the Bible speak of the United States in Bible prophecy? Yes! Not only does the most powerful and influential nation on Earth in our time play a vital role in the final events, but it works with another prophetic power. Learn how these two world powers are symbolized in Revelation 13.

Near-death experiences reinforce the popular belief that souls go to heaven or hell as soon as the body dies. But in the Bible, the soul is said to be “a living being”—and that a soul can die. Scripture also repeatedly describes death as a “sleep” from which we awake at one of two resurrections.

Near-death experiences reinforce the popular belief that souls go to heaven or hell as soon as the body dies. But in the Bible, the soul is said to be “a living being”—and that a soul can die. Scripture also repeatedly describes death as a “sleep” from which we awake at one of two resurrections.

Just as ancient Babylon persecuted those who would not worship its gods, so modern Babylon will persecute those who will not worship Revelation’s “the beast and his image.” Who is this beast ? Only one institution in history meets every detail described in the Bible.