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Jack Hibbs Issues a Warning Many Churches Won’t Touch

Jack Hibbs Issues a Warning Many Churches Won't Touch James Lasher Pastor Jack Hibbs, senior pastor of Calvary Chapel Chino Hills, opened a recent teaching on Bible prophecy with a simple but forceful claim: Scripture explains the world more clearly than modern headlines, artificial intelligence or political analysis ever could.

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Jack Hibbs Issues a Warning Many Churches Won't Touch James Lasher Pastor Jack Hibbs, senior pastor of Calvary Chapel Chino Hills, opened a recent teaching on Bible prophecy with a simple but forceful claim:

Scripture explains the world more clearly than modern headlines, artificial intelligence or political analysis ever could.

Prophecy as Evidence, Not Speculation Hibbs defined Bible prophecy as the study of God's revealed future, commonly called eschatology, but emphasized it should be understood as evidence rather than guesswork.

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Jack Hibbs Issues a Warning Many Churches Won't Touch James Lasher Pastor Jack Hibbs, senior pastor of Calvary Chapel Chino Hills, opened a recent teaching on Bible prophecy with a simple but forceful claim: Scripture explains the world more clearly than modern headlines, artificial intelligence or political analysis ever could. Prophecy as Evidence, Not Speculation Hibbs defined Bible prophecy as the study of God's revealed future, commonly called eschatology, but emphasized it should be understood as evidence rather than guesswork.

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  • "I'm telling you something that's going to come," Hibbs paraphrased, "and when it does come to pass, you may believe." That pattern, he argued, is the foundation of biblical prophecy: prediction followed by...

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"The God of the Bible claims to know the future in advance," Hibbs said.

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