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HOUTHIS EXPANDING THE WAR
BAB EL-MANDEB
BABYLON IS FALLEN – IS
HISTORY REPEATING ITSELF?
THE STORY OF DEBT – THE REST OF THE STORY
Fighting intensifies in the Middle East as the Houthis launch more
attacks on Saudi Arabia. Houthis rebels have seized key Red Sea territories
and bombarded Saudi cities and oil sites. This recent development could
drive oil prices up even further. While the focus is on oil, many don’t
realize that crucial global supplies of grain, fertilizer, and minerals are
in serious trouble. Are we witnessing the beginning stages that will bring
about the beast power spoken of in the book of Revelation?
This week, NNI delves into a very important part of end time prophecy as
we expound upon the roots of Babylon. Just what is Babylon? Is it just an
ancient city, or is it a system? If so, what kind of system? Scripture says
that Babylon has fallen. But it falls twice! Are we about to see a
resurrected Babylon?
Join us as we as we look to God’s Holy Word for answers to these questions
that are paramount to understanding not only where we are on God’s timeline,
but how to prepare for the near future.
This week’s NNI is the last taping before the Feast of Tabernacles, and we
will have an encore of this special program for the week after. Our NNI
archives have a large selection of previous programs with short trailers to
give you an idea what each episode is about to help you choose the subjects
of interest.
If you’d like to watch a livestream of the sermons given at the Feast of
Tabernacles, please visit our website www.thecogmi.org where we will soon be
posting a link to the Branson, MO and the Harbor Springs, MI Feast Sites.
Dates and times of services will also be posted.
As always, we want to thank you for your prayers and support. We pray
everyone has a wonderful Day of Atonement and an uplifting and safe Feast of
Tabernacles. We will not be taping “News, Nuggets, and Insights” for the
next few weeks, but will resume producing the program and have a brand new
episode online soon after the Feast.
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