When the Stars Begin to Fall
| Mark 13:24-37
Why does Jesus suddenly sound like the prophet of doom and gloom?
How many of you follow the news? Rumor has it that fewer and fewer people do. Plenty of folks are fed up and just don’t want to hear any more bad news!
They’re like comedian Rodney Dangerfield. In a classic stand-up routine, he told his audience, “My doctor told me he had good news and bad news.”
“I said, ‘Doc, only tell me the good news, all right?’”
“He said, ‘All right. They’re gonna name a disease after you.’”
You can’t get away from it. Some news is just relentless!
A recent BBC news headline read, “The end of the universe could come much sooner than expected, say scientists.”1 There’s something to cheer your day!
But look past the headline. The opening line says, “Scientists have long predicted that the universe’s lifetime is effectively forever — specifically, 101100 years.” If you know anything about mathematics, you know that number is so huge...
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