"The blood moons came and went. Nothing happened." You've heard it. Maybe you've said it.
No, this is not astrology. It is a Bible study on what Joel, Peter and John said about signs in the sun and moon, and what a Christian should expect after a sign appears. Some believers call all blood-moon talk superstition; others treat every eclipse as the end of the world. Both miss what Scripture says.
Pastor Steve Cioccolanti, author of The Divine Code, takes the eclipse that fell on the anniversary of a presidential inauguration as a case study. He traces a chain of dates and sevens around one leader's life, then answers "nothing happened" with a dated list most churchgoers have never heard. "He's not only prophetic, he is poetic."
You'll discover:
Why a sign is not the same as the arrival
The Old Testament prophecy Peter preached on Pentecost
How the number 70 keeps surfacing around Israel
What to say to a Christian who insists God cannot use a flawed leader
Watch it and decide for yourself whether the fingerprint of God is on our times.
