And Then the End will Come: The Completion of the Great Commission and Nine other Clues That Jesus is Coming Soon

The Great Commission is nearing completion ... and the return of Jesus may be closer than you think.

In And Then the End Will Come, Douglas Cobb, founder of the Finishing Fund, provides a front-line account of the effort to finish Jesus' Great Commission in our lifetimes. He also explores nine other Biblical clues that Jesus is coming soon, including:

• the approaching 2000-year anniversary of the resurrection,
• the regathering of Israel,
• and the prophecies of Daniel 12.

If you're discouraged about the craziness you see in the world today, And Then the End Will Come will offer you hope for better things soon to come -- things so great that the Bible says no one can imagine how awesome they will be.

It's time to have hope. And it's time to get ready.

Douglas Cobb serves as the managing partner of the Finishing Fund, a partnership of kingdom investors who are giving together to accelerate the completion of the Great Commission. The Fund's mission is to see Jesus' command to "make disciples of every nation" fulfilled by the end of 2022.

Doug and his wife, Gena, are members of Southeast Christian Church in Louisville, where he has taught the Word by Word Sunday School class for twenty years and serves as an elder. Gena is a Bible Study Fellowship leader and teacher. Over the years Doug has volunteered and served on the national boards of a number of Christian ministries, including Finishing the Task, The Issachar Initiative, and World Harvest Mission.

Doug is a lifelong entrepreneur. In the past he's served as CEO of Appriss, Greater Louisville Inc., and The Cobb Group; as a managing director with Chrysalis Ventures; and as a director for a variety of companies. He is a three-time Inc. 500 CEO and a three-time Kentucky Entrepreneur of the Year.

Doug holds a BA, magna cum laude, from Williams College and an MS in accounting from the New York University Graduate School of Business Administration.

Doug and Gena have been married for forty years and have three grown children and two grandsons.