How will the world end?: and other questions about the last things and the second coming of Christ

by Jeramie Rinne

Overview

Christians believe that history is moving towards a dramatic conclusion—that one day Jesus Christ will return in glory to judge the living and the dead. But there seem to be so many different views about how this will happen, and when it will take place. How can we make sense of it all?

This short, readable book explains the liberating reality of what the Bible actually says about the return of Christ and the end of the world. Simple and clear, this book will be helpful for all Christians.

Product Details

ISBN-13:	9781909559653
Publisher:	The Good Book Company
Publication date:	07/08/2014
Series:	Questions Christians Ask
Product dimensions:	4.33(w) x 7.01(h) x 0.24(d)

About the Author

Jeramie Rinne was born and grew up in Las Vegas, and studied at Wheaton College and Gordon Conwell Theological Seminary. Jeramie became the Senior Pastor of South Shore Baptist Church in Hingham MA in 1997. He enjoys spending time with his wife Jennifer and four children, reading, playing board games, and pursuing outdoor activities.

Table of Contents

Introduction: Why is it all so complicated?
1. How will the world end?
2. What will happen before Jesus comes back?
3. How will Jesus come back?
4. Will Jesus come back before or after the Millennium?
5. What will Jesus do after he comes back?
6. How should we live until Jesus comes back?

Editorial Reviews

Reading a book about the end times written by an American is normally akin to an Englishman trying to explain the rules of baseball: wincingly horrible, messy and confusing! But not this little bad boy. Very, very good. Very simple. Buy it. Read it. Enjoy it. That's it.

Mez McConnell

It is far too easy for us to live our lives stuck in the moment, to assume this life is all we’ve got, to lose sight of the end that is coming. This book is an important corrective.

Dave McDonald

Jeramie Rinnie has written a book on the end of the world that is humble, informative and irenic. It is humble in that he doesn’t force his personal views on us; it is informative in that he helps us understand what Christians should be certain of in these discussions; and it is irenic in helping us understand the various views that arise concerning the end times over which many Christians disagree. As such, Rinnie models for us how to speak about such controversial matters among brothers. And, of course, for those who have nagging questions about the end of the world, How will the world end? will be a great resource.

Juan R. Sanchez