Are you still on the fence about the end times?
Take two minutes and do this research for yourself.
First, Google: "Is the moon rusting?"
You'll discover that scientists have found evidence of hematite on the moon, a mineral commonly associated with rust.
Next, Google: "What does hematite mean?"
Then open your Bible and read:
Joel 2:30–31
"The sun will be turned to darkness and the moon to blood before the coming of the great and dreadful day of the Lord."
And then read Peter's words in Acts 2:17–21, where he repeats Joel's prophecy and connects it directly to the last days.
So this is conveyed twice in the bible, meaning... it might be worth taking note.
For generations now, people have mocked biblical prophecy. They have dismissed it as superstition, symbolism, or fearmongering. Yet we are living in an age where technology, global events, and even scientific discoveries continue to force conversations that previous generations could never have imagined.
Does the discovery of hematite on the moon prove Joel's prophecy? No.
But don't you think it should make us stop and pay attention? What are the chances that this is just "random?" It's never happened before, so why now?
At what point do we stop dismissing everything as coincidence?
At what point do we stop assuming that thousands of years of biblical prophecy have nothing to do with the world unfolding around us?
Maybe the danger here is not being deceived by signs but that we are ignoring them altogether. Jesus repeatedly told His followers to watch, to be ready, and to remain alert.
No one knows the day or the hour, but we are training to know the season... and that season, folks, is very clearly upon us.
This isn't a fear tactic, this is a wake up call. This is a plea for you to recognize real and genuine truth. The only person that ignorance and denial of these things will hurt, is you.
Do your own due diligence, then, make the commitment necessary to ensure the future of yourself and those that you love.
And if you have any questions, reach out... we're here to help however we can. Eternity is a long, long, looong time to be mad at and hating yourself for something that as simple as opening your eyes and living in truth!
~Devin
Devin Osborne
The Early Church
