Why we wrote

“Connecting the Dots: A Handbook of Bible Prophecy”

There are so many ideas floating around about prophecy in these fascinating times. How does one know what is true and what is just speculation? Fourteen years ago Lambert Dolphin and I teamed up to write a thoroughly Biblical book on the subject. We called it “Thy Kingdom Come, Thy Will Be Done: The Prayer Offered Most Often is about to be Answered.” It was posted on the Internet, and during that time more than 340,000 people have downloaded it.  It was used by countless pastors and Bible teachers over the years and proved itself to be reliable.  In all that time there was nothing we had taught about Bible prophecy that we needed to change or retract.

We realized that the world has changed in many ways during those 14 years: including the 9/11 attacks and the war on terrorism,  the rise of Iran’s fanatical regime, and the financial meltdown of the past few years. These issues needed to be addressed. We also knew that many people would prefer to have a real book in their hands that they could mark up and return to as a trusted resource. That is why we updated the book, changed its name, and released it in two major formats: a large attractive paperback book, and an eBook for Kindle and other eReaders, tablets and smart phones.

Here is a note from co-author Lambert Dolphin:

The Bible is full of good news for all who wish to know the truth about the One, true God and the great future He has lanned for our race. Over 20% of Scripture concerns the future of mankind. But all the positive things God wants to do for us are thwarted by careless neglect of these prophetic Scriptures. Connecting the Dots has been written to help ordinary people understand the essentials of our future. Radio, television, movies, the media of every nation, the teachings of most churches and schools mislead, distort and warp the straightforward account of how our benevolent Creator will soon step back into history to bring about real peace on earth with justice for all.

We have had an excellent response so far from the readers of the book. It gives the “big picture” of prophecy and explains the major predictions about the End Times in a step-by-step way. There is also a free downloadable study guide that can be used for personal enrichment or for group study.  If you don’t have a copy of Connecting the Dots yet you may order it directly from Prophecy Central or from Amazon, Barnes and Noble, or your Christian bookstore.

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We were shocked by news of the sudden and unexpected death of Ron Carlson, an outstanding apologist who was an expert in the area of creation, cults and Islamic issues. He apparently died peacefully while vacationing with his family.

Ron was a featured speaker at our “Understanding the End Times” Prophecy Conference at the Ontario Convention Center last January.  He delivered a powerful message about understanding the threat of Islam while caring about the plight of Muslims in these times. 

We were looking forward to hearing him speak at Hume Lake in July.

According to a statement on his website, Christian Ministries International (CMI), Ron’s family is grateful for the support and prayers they have received during this difficult time. His sons, Jason and Jared, will continue his work.

We will miss him very much, but as Dwight L. Moody said about his friend Henry Drummond’s death, “The home-going of Drummond adds one more attraction to Heaven.“

But now the South China Morning News describes a find that could be the real thing. A team of 15 explorers, including a documentary filmmaker have brought back startling evidence of an ark-like structure at 13,000 feet on Mt. Ararat. A sizeable piece of wood was determined by Carbon dating to be 4,800 years old. The date and size of the structure make the find very interesting. The Hong Kong-based filmmaker, Yeung Wing-cheung said, “It’s not 100 percent that it is Noah’s Ark but we think it is 99.9 percent that this is it.”

Time will tell. But I have always been a believer in a last-days revival, and that the greatest proof ever to those who are willing to believe would be the discovery of the remains of Noah’s Ark.

Have we ever seen so many of the “Signs of the Times” as we see now? Most prophecy scholars would agree that this is what we would expect of Jesus’ prophesied “beginning of birth pains,” just before the Tribulation of the last days. The time is also ripe for a final harvest of believers before the beginning of that time of judgment.

Maybe this find will be validated, and stimulate that great world-wide turning to Jesus Christ as their Savior! Wouldn’t that be just like the Lord to save the best proof ever for the last days?

Evangelists claim Noah’s Ark found – Prophecy Central – from a WorldNetDaily article

Have Hong Kong evangelists found the biblical Noah’s ark? – South China Morning Post

Caution: Time will tell if this is credible. Latest Noah’s Ark ‘just wood planted on Ararat’ – WorldNetDaily