Time Will Tell: What We Know. What We Think We Know. What We Don't Know.

For generations, Christians have asked: Are we living in the last days? Which prophecies are unfolding before our eyes? And how much do we understand? Few areas of Scripture generate as much interest—and as much misunderstanding—as biblical prophecy. We know what we know; we think we know what we think we know; and we sometimes pretend to know what we don’t know. Throughout history, believers have sought to interpret the signs, discern the timing, and understand how God’s plan will unfold. Many have approached these questions with sincerity and conviction.
Yet time has shown that even well-formed conclusions can prove incomplete—not because Scripture lacks clarity, but because our understanding is limited. The Apostle Paul reminds us that we see “through a glass, darkly” (1 Corinthians 13:12). Our perspective is partial. While we are called to study diligently and to seek understanding, we must also approach prophecy with humility, recognizing that its fulfillment may not always align with our expectations.
Time Will Tell is not written to promote speculation or to offer sensational predictions. It is not an attempt to impose conclusions or force Scripture into a predetermined framework, or to claim certainty where God has chosen to remain silent.
Bible prophecy is not given to create headlines, but to generate holiness. Our investigation into it is not intended to sensationalize our senses but to sanctify our hearts; not to generate fleeting emotional reactions but to fuel an enduring readiness for the coming of our Lord and Savior Jesus Christ.
Time Will Tell is especially helpful for anyone who is unfamiliar with the subject as it provides significant Scriptural cross-references in order to provide the reader with solid Biblical truths regarding prophecy and related admonitions associated with Christian living in these challenging times.