Invitation To A Lavish Feast Book

In a world filled with confusion about Bible prophecy, Invitation to a Lavish Feast offers clarity, comfort, and confident hope. Author Jonathan Brentner invites you on a powerful journey through Scripture, showing how the wisdom of God—personified in Jesus—guides us to the joyous truth of the pre-Tribulation Rapture.

Rooted in the timeless wisdom of Proverbs and the unshakable promises of God’s Word, this book cuts through prophetic noise and centers your hope where it belongs: in Christ alone.

Inside, you’ll discover how biblical wisdom:

Grounds our hope in Scripture interpreted with the original intent of its authors
Highlights Jesus’ central role in end-times prophecy and the book of Revelation
Aligns our future with God’s heart for both Israel and the Church

The “lavish feast” isn’t just symbolic—it’s the glorious marriage supper of the Lamb, where believers will celebrate in transformed, immortal bodies alongside their Savior.

In these uncertain times, let this book strengthen your faith, lift your eyes, and remind you of the unimaginable joy to come.

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Why read a book about biblical characters who messed up? Because we can learn so much from them by taking a close look at what led to their disastrous decisions and lack of sound judgment at critical times in their lives. Bad Guys of the Bible examines how anger, bitterness, greed, pride, and unforgiving spirit, and a desire for vengeance led these men down dark paths that ultimately shipwrecked their lives. Asa remedy for such errant emotions, the book explains how we can apply the Gospel to critical times in our lives when our feelings tend to lead us away from the Lord .It all comes down to understanding God's grace and the full scope of His forgiveness of our sins. It’s on that basis that we forgive others. To help further integrate the powerful lessons we can learn from these men, each chapter concludes with thought-provoking questions to help readers apply solid biblical truths to their own lives through personal or group Bible study.

The Triumph Of The Redeemed Book

Where does your mind run to in the midst of adversity? How do you cope with these perilous times that touch all of our lives in some significant way?

Although most believers say they possess a hope of living forever in heaven, more often than not they pin their expectations on temporal outcomes when battered by the storms of life.

The Triumph of the Redeemed reveals how the specifics of our eternal inheritance enable us to put the chaos that surrounds us into a biblical prophetic framework that both calms and encourages our hearts. It’s the details of our future life in paradise that redirect our attention to the joys ahead for us when all seems lost.

The author, Jonathan Brentner, learned the necessity of an eternal perspective when painful circumstances turned his life upside down. Despite loving to preach on prophecy as a young pastor, he tried in vain to maintain his earthly dreams when adversity struck. A forever outlook on life would not have calmed the seas in the midst of his storm, but it would have made the path to healing much less distressing.

The neglect of Bible prophecy not only adds to the pain we endure, but it also leaves us ill-prepared to live in a fear-ridden society. It’s the particulars of our future that provide us with a hopeful context into which we can place the violence, chaos, and lawlessness of our day.

In this book, Jonathan lays a firm foundation for why we can confidently believe what we do regarding Jesus’ appearing and our life in eternity. He concludes by describing our future anticipation in each of these areas:

Our reception of immortal and imperishable bodies
Our participation in a jubilant celebration followed by a wedding feast
Our return to earth with Jesus
Our reign with Jesus for a thousand years
Our life in paradise dwelling in the New Jerusalem and exploring the new earth

A secure grip on these details calms our hearts amid the chaos that so often surrounds us and brings hope amid the sorrows and anxious moments that come our way.

Jonathan C. Brentner (MDiv, Talbot Theological Seminary, 1978) is a writer, blogger, Bible teacher, and retired financial business analyst. Through the articles on his blog, he reaches thousands each month with his perspectives on biblical prophecy and Scripture. Jonathan writes adult Sunday school lessons for David C. Cook as he has done since 1986.

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