‘Still’: An Interesting Premise With Poor Execution
Overall this movie was an easy watch, but by no means a worthwhile watch.
End Times: How Close Are We? (2006)
Can we know what the future holds? When it was written, nearly 30 percent of the Bible's content was prophetic. Today, nearly all these prophecies have become recorded history. Only a few of the Bible's predictions remain unfulfilled. They are predictions of the End Times. Is Christ's church dangerously unprepared for what is to come? Will you be ready when the prophetic clock stops ticking?
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Can we know what the future holds? When it was written, nearly 30 percent of the Bible's content was prophetic. Today, nearly all these prophecies have become recorded history. Only a few of the Bible's predictions remain unfulfilled. They are predictions of the End Times. Is Christ's church dangerously unprepared for what is to come? Will you be ready when the prophetic clock stops ticking?
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Genre:Documentary, Family
Written By:Sharon Dymmel
In Theaters:1/1/2006
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Runtime:59 minutes
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Cast
David Priest
Director
J. Randall Price
Self - Host (as Dr. J. Randall Price)
Cooper Abrams III
Self (as Pastor Cooper Abrams III)
Sung Wook Chung
Self (as Dr. Sung Wook Chung)
Stan Deyo
Self
Michael D. Evans
Self - Author (as Dr. Michael D. Evans)
Charles Frankel
Self
Patrick Heron
Self (as Dr. Patrick Heron)
Howard Darkley
Self
Roy Knuteson
Self (as Dr. Roy Knuteson)
Bill Koenig
Self
John McTernan
Self
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