How to Survive the End of the World - Hostetler, Bob
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People around the world are talking about the end of the world. Movies portray the ultimate demise of humankind as a dark and dismal catastrophe. But it doesn't have to be. "HOW TO SURVIVE THE END OF THE WORLD" explores an ancient apocalyptic vision--the Revelation of Jesus Christ to the Apostle John--in a fresh, invigorating way. Instead of arcane theories and timelines, it approaches this two-thousand-year-old revelation of "the end times" the way it was meant to be seen and received as a survivor's guide: an encouraging and equipping message that will prepare readers for the end . . .…mehr

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People around the world are talking about the end of the world. Movies portray the ultimate demise of humankind as a dark and dismal catastrophe. But it doesn't have to be. "HOW TO SURVIVE THE END OF THE WORLD" explores an ancient apocalyptic vision--the Revelation of Jesus Christ to the Apostle John--in a fresh, invigorating way. Instead of arcane theories and timelines, it approaches this two-thousand-year-old revelation of "the end times" the way it was meant to be seen and received as a survivor's guide: an encouraging and equipping message that will prepare readers for the end . . . whenever it comes. Unlike most approaches to what many consider a confusing and frightening book, "HOW TO SURVIVE THE END OF THE WORLD" will bless you, inform you, and make your daily life better, fuller, and richer.
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Bob Hostetler is a writer, editor, pastor, and speaker from southwestern Ohio. His 28+ books, which include the award-winning Don't Check Your Brains at the Door (coauthored with Josh McDowell) and American Idols, have sold over 3 million copies. He has won two Gold Medallion Awards, three Ohio Associated Press awards, and an Amy Foundation Award. He is a co-founder of Cobblestone Community Church in Oxford, Ohio. He and his wife have two grown children.