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by John Wayne Gaylord (Author)
Do you want to know what the future holds? Not from a "fortune teller" standpoint, but as to what God says is coming down the pike whether we like it or not. His predictions are 100% accurate, 100% of the time. Why do we seldom hear sermons from the Book of Revelation? Because most preachers and teachers prefer to avoid controversy. And, since there are a number of interpretations, they say it is best to ignore them all. But think about this- one-fourth of the New Testament is composed of prophecy Does God want us to ignore one-fourth of the New Testament? No As the book Finally Home explains, taking a literal interpretation of Scripture clears up virtually all of the controversy. In other words, God knows how to communicate and He lays out clearly His master plan for the end of the age. For unbelievers many of the scenes are painful, but for the Christian you are missing out if you are not looking for the outstanding times that await you Finally Home tells you what to expect in the end times. It shows you the big picture so that, as world politics change, you will not be taken unawares. It will give you the encouragement to stand firm as the world continues to grow dark, knowing that your faithfulness and perseverance will deliver you --Finally Home
Author Biography
John Wayne Gaylord graduated from Wheaton College (Illinois) with a Bachelor's Degree in Finance and a minor in Biblical Studies. After serving in the military as Commanding Officer of the 30th Finance Unit, Wayne entered the field of banking and venture capital from which he retired after 40 years. He holds a graduate certificate from the Southwestern School of Banking at SMU, and later served as a member of the faculty. Wayne has been a student of Bible prophecy for over 60 years. For the last 25 years, he has been a member of the Board of Trustees of Lamb & Lion Ministries, a prophecy teaching ministry. For 20 years he taught the Believers Bible Class at First Baptist Church, Forney, Texas. Wayne has been married to his college sweetheart, Arlene, for 65 years, and they have two daughters, two grandsons, and three great-grand children.
