The Ticking of the Prophetic Clock 1: A Firm Foundation

My thanks to our musicians this morning. Wasn't that wonderful? >> Yes. Well done. Thank you uh Director Zork and uh Gutias and our Andrews University singers. Well done. Yes. And thanks also to our our worship orchestra here. Uh, is there the direction of Pastor Baji? Thank you for that. Uh, Elsie's sounding phenomenal as usual.

>> Yes. So, I don't know if Elsie sings when she walks down the hall, but I you just kind of feel like, you know, it's a dorm, but it's heaven, right? You hear the the music singing. Yes. So, thank you very much. Also want to thank uh Dr. Glenn Russell for covering for me this morning

during first service uh on Thursday night. If you're looking for a a good restaurant that will help you to lose weight, uh in the greater Grand Rapids area, I can tell you one where that's at. And uh yeah, it's been an interesting last 24 hours. But uh the good news about food poisoning is that it does uh once once

it's run its course, uh you you are able to uh return to the land of the living. So uh I'm I'm a little bit weak, but uh many thanks to Dr. Russell and those that scrambled to to cover for me in first service. It's good to be here. >> Some months ago, I did a

survey during chapel right here actually in this sanctuary, uh, Andrews University Chapel, and I put a QR code up on the screen, and I asked students to respond to a single question. what topics would you most like to hear preached about at Pioneer? And uh got three or four pages worth of of of responses that ultimately collated

in there. And the usual suspects were there, good questions, you know, good good topics, relationships, what does the Bible have to say about dating, uh social issues, etc. What does the Bible have to say about those things? But to my surprise, at the top of the list was Bible prophecy. Amen. >> How to how do we interpret it correctly