There are many people fascinated by the future. A recent study estimates that one in five Americans (22 percent), say they have consulted a fortune-teller, medium, or psychic, at some point in their life. Others read tarot cards, play with Quija Boards, or look to astrological signs to, try and predict what will happen tomorrow. However, there is no psychic, seer, or prognosticator, who can accurately forecast the things that will take place in the years to come. The only one who knows the future, is the Mighty God who holds the future in the palm of His hands.

In the 66th, and last book of the Bible, God pulls back the covers and reveals the things that will take place on planet earth after the church is raptured into the clouds. The last book (Revelation) gives us vivid details about such things as the terrible seven year tribulation, the ultimate defeat of the Antichrist, and the glorious heavenly home that is being prepared for Christians. There is no book like the Bible. History books say, “look back,” science books say” look around,” and philosophy books say “look inside.” But the last book of the Bible says, “look up,” because Jesus is coming soon!

About the Author
Rick Coram a vocational Southern Baptist evangelist since 1988, accepted God’s call to preach as a teenage boy. After college, he served for four years as a minister of students, and for eight years as a senior pastor in two Baptist churches. His last pastorate became one of Florida’s strongest evangelistic churches, baptizing over 100 per year for six consecutive years.

Since entering traveling evangelism, Rick has preached in more than 1600 revivals, crusades, and camps. He has authored 12 books, and is a frequent speaker at both state and national Bible conferences. RICK CORAM MINISTRIES is the founder and sponsor of PowerLife Student Camps. Since 1990, more than 30,000 students have attended the camps. Rick and his wife Judy make their home in Jacksonville, Florida. They have three children, Rachel Carter (husband Byran), Jessica Turner (husband Patrick), Jonathan Coram (wife Amanda), and six grandchildren (Jadyn, Bralyn, Brooklyn, Ansley, Gradyn and Kai).