The End Experiencing the Second Coming of Christ

The End: Experiencing the Second Coming of Christ, is a compelling, inspiring account of the second coming of Jesus Christ. The author, Wanda Watkins uses her imagination, supported by the Holy Bible, to heighten the reader's awareness regarding the divine promise of this celestial occasion. This book begins with the writer's resurrection from the dead, an imagined occurrence that brings the reader fully into the reality of her experience. For this reason, Wanda considers it a fictional account entrenched in and underscored by biblical references that support its credibility. Throughout her experience, Wanda informs the reader of her emotions upon beholding her awaited Savior and shares all of what she feels, what she says, what she hears, what she sees, and even what she thinks. As Wanda informs, she also ruminates about the challenges, obstacles, and trials that peculiarly served as such beautiful catalysts for this glorious occasion. Concurrently, she imparts spiritual insight and wisdom into the biblical truths that accompany the certainty of the appointed day that Christ will return. As she is raised higher and higher toward Heaven, Wanda, the created educator, continues to teach, persuade, encourage, and inspire.
To further elaborate, The End is a captivating literary work that truly allows scriptural references about God's second coming to transfer the reader into the event's truths. Since the second coming of Christ is a reality that has been long awaited, many no longer think about it, some no longer believe it, and others are indifferent. Not only that, but much of what some do consider about Christ's second coming is clouded by false teachings regarding the subject. Many have accepted certain rumors, myths, and/or fables about what will happen or the date that it will take place.
This informative book or account includes facts that endorse its credibility and compels the reader to either respond by faith or react according to self-will. Its thorough candor erases doubt and replaces it with the insight that transforms the occasional interest in Christ's return from a possibility to a certainty. The experience of reading it is a magnet that draws one into both the beauty of Christ returning for His Bride as well as the dismay of the unprepared.
Regardless of the reader's response to The End, the book is unforgettable.