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Once a year someone always posts on this topic as though it is news. This same stuff has been talked about for at least the past ten years.

They will say, "Where is this 'coming' he promised? Ever since our ancestors died, everything goes on as it has since the beginning of creation."

2 Peter 3:4

I approach everything with a jaundiced eye, except for Scripture. The signs of the times are not only alarming, but they are increasing in frequency.

Moreover, a 10 year old could tell you that you can't keep spending money we don't have. The world is now mired in overwhelming debt. Banks are charging "negative interest" for those holding cash. The Stock Market is a fictitious joke, based on Fed pumping. We have President who forged his Selective Service card, and his Certificate of Live Birth has so many Adobe layers that it is comical. The takers now outnumber the makers.

Not to mention the powder keg in the Middle East.

If I am wrong, and we last another 10 years, I'll post an apology to you. But I bet we don't have even 2 years.

I have no doubt Jesus is returning but His Return in Glory has absolutely nothing to do with any economic collapse that may happen. (I also don’t doubt the U.S. Economy will collapse and probably soon).

The two have absolutely nothing to do with each other. I seriously doubt Jesus is up in Heaven saying to His Father, “Hey Dad, the U.S. Economy is about to collapse I guess I’m heading back in soon huh?”

The very suggestion that His Return is linked to economic collapse is almost blasphemy in my opinion. The economy is going to collapse this is certain but there will be many disillusioned people who tie His Return into such a collapse. And their faith will suffer for it as He does NOT return simply because the dollar becomes worthless.