InCaseNoOneToldYou.com and AlienFaith.com started as a postcard mailing campaign early in 2020.  My goal of the postcard was to alert the reader to the events that the Bible prophesies and promises will occur right before the end of our present age.  I've been a student of Biblical prophecy all my life, and have a firm conviction that the reason the Bible contains so many prophecies are so that we could know the Bible is true.  The Bible can be proven from many angles, and I've included several links to websites and materials showing these evidences on the Resources Page. 

But one of the things that prophecy can show readers, is that the Bible is also from a supernatural Source.  I was once on a college campus in downtown Denver discussing the evidence for the Bible with a student.  His response to me was that many religious books or belief systems can be shown to have a historical background, but why would this mean any of them is actually supernatural or true?  He had a great point, and as I pondered his question further, the answer came to me as I thought about the things Jesus said would happen, and the headlines in the news today.

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The Bible contains many important and incredible events that have been predicted and fulfilled with astounding accuracy.  There are two central events that all of these predictions point to - Jesus' first coming to earth 2,000 years ago, and his Second Coming which has yet to occur.  Jesus said, "I have told you now before it happens, so that when it does happen you will believe" (John 14:29).  Jesus wants to prove to us that what He tells us is coming will happen.  How does He know?  Because He is God.  He is the Creator of even time and space itself.  He knows the future.  Why does He tell us?  Because He wants us to believe.  Believe that He is God based upon evidence and promises that come true.  He doesn't simply expect us to blindly follow.  He loves us, and He wants us to know the truth.

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I've always felt that the reason Jesus gives us so many prophecies about what's coming before the end of the age, is because He wants us to understand that we're running out of time.  His continual command was for us to "watch for you do not know the day or hour of my return" Matthew 25:13.  The only way we can watch intelligently, is if we know the events that are coming.  This is the reason the Bible contains so many details of all of the events. So that we can watch and be ready. 

But Jesus' goal was not simply informational.  He wants us to know that while it is true that man has free will, He also guides history towards His purposes.  Mankind broke the earth a long time ago and brought sin and death into the world. And our continual sinful personal choices unravel our own lives, society, the environment and quite honestly, everything that exists.  Because of this, everything will eventually unravel completely.  God allows this because we are free-will creatures, but also, so that we can see what sin leads to.

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There is a time coming when everything that's breaking down will reach a head.  And God will eventually judge wrong because He is a just God.  But He's alerted us over and over again of the events coming, so that we will wake up and know that time is short.  He wants us to understand that He is going to fix it all - our decaying bodies, our broken hearts, loneliness, environmental breakdown, corrupt governments and fractured relationships.  This is the end that He is guiding history towards - restoration.  But as free-will creatures, He gives us the choice if we want to continue on into the future with Him in peace and love and joy, or if we'd rather be without Him - forever in darkness and despair.  God sent Jesus to die on the cross to bring reconciliation to our relationship with God.  Jesus died in our place for us, and God judged Jesus instead of us, for the sins we do.  Our debt to God has been paid. If we ask for His forgiveness and believe Jesus died for us, we will spend eternity

with Him.