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by Russel Bell (Author)
Most Christians know that Jesus Christ promised to return following his death, resurrection, and ascension to heaven. Still, our understanding of the nature of his coming can widely vary. Some believe it occurred already when the Holy Spirit descended to indwell believers on the day of Pentecost. Others understand it as a spiritual presence or a consciousness that brings Christ to earth in a mystical sense. No matter what we think or believe, it is important to know what Jesus meant when he made that promise.
In a spiritual guidebook, pastor Russel Bell provides a fresh perspective on Christ's second coming through scriptures and personal observations based on his years of Bible study in order to help both believers and nonbelievers understand this important prophecy. Using Jesus's words and his personal views, Bell addresses how Jesus is coming, what his coming means, all the reasons why he is returning to earth, when he is coming, and the potential troubles on the horizon. Included is a list of pre-tribulational objections as well as a short study guide on the Day of the Lord.
Every Eye Will See Him is an inspirational guide that provides important Christian messages and a pastor's personal insight on the second coming of Jesus Christ. This fresh perspective should challenge your thinking and encourage you to be ready for this majestic and momentous event!
Author Biography
Russel Bell is a pastor-teacher in a small fellowship in Loveland, Colorado. Together with his wife Cindy, he has raised three believing children. Russ grew up in a Christian home and benefited from the opportunity to participate in ministry activities from an early age. After attending a Brethren church throughout his elementary years, he attended Colorado State University, where he received a BS degree in botany and plant pathology. After graduation, he lived briefly in northern Virginia, where he met and married Cindy. Russ is a passionate student of the Bible and a believer in lifelong learning. He served as a deacon and elder with two Evangelical Free Church congregations before choosing to pursue church planting and house church networking.
