I found it coincidental since only this week I put in a request for a sample copy of "Endtime" magazine. I was led there by some article I read and was curious about an entire magazine devoted to the topic. I haven't received my free copy yet, but I'll let you know when I do - assuming we're all still around.
I certainly hope we're still one big happy blog family. Don't get me wrong, being raptured certainly has a definite appeal to it...but I have one more day of work before Amy and I head to Ohio for a couple of weeks. I'm all in favor of being raptured, but honestly I'd like to squeeze in a little vacation time first, as silly as that seems.
Anyway, I was curious about "Endtime" magazine. I'm always on the lookout for a place for which I might one day write something. Endtime would seem like a good venue for something I wrote when really depressed...who knows. Anyway I figured it couldn't hurt to request a sample copy.
Then I looked at the regular subscription information. You can sign up for a year or two...like most magazines...and the longer you enroll, the better the rate. However there is a specific limit...a maximum subscription length - six years.
That actually makes sense. What if we're already at the start of the seven years of tribulation? It would seem unfair to sell people ten-year subscriptions. What if you're not among the raptured? Imagine trying to get a refund for undelivered editions...talk about customer service nightmares. Then again, there will be a lot of contentious moments during the time of tribulation I suppose.
Anyway, we won't be here when my sample copy of "Endtime" magazine arrives.
I sure hope when we get back I won't regret having left home without it.
