New Survey Reveals Most Pastors Don’t Connect World Events to Second Coming of Christ


christian news worthy(Worthy News) – US Protestant pastors are closely monitoring the recent events in the Middle East, but many don’t believe it will influence the return of Christ.

A new study from Lifeway Research reveals that most pastors believe the return of Christ will come about by Christians spreading their faith rather than because of certain geopolitical changes.

Scott McConnell, executive director of LifeWay Research said, “While Scripture specifically says we cannot know the day or the hour of Jesus Christ’s return, we were interested in pastors’ views on whether Christians can play a role in bringing about that return any sooner.” [ Source: CBN News (Read More…) ]

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