The Golorious Return of Jesus Christ

by Jimmy Henry

A thoughtful and provocative invitation to rethink one of the most debated subjects in Christian theology, this book challenges readers to examine what Scripture actually says about the return of Jesus Christ.

For many believers, questions about prophecy, Revelation, the “last days,” and the second coming have been shaped by familiar teachings repeated for generations. But what if some of the most commonly accepted assumptions deserve another look? What if the words of Jesus and the apostles were meant to be understood with greater clarity, urgency, and nearness than many have been taught?

In this compelling study, Dr. Jimmy Henry takes readers on a careful journey through the biblical testimony surrounding Christ’s return, focusing on the time statements, promises, warnings, and expectations found throughout the New Testament. With a deep concern for handling the Word of God honestly and in context, he revisits passages that have often been removed from their original setting and reconsidered through modern prophetic systems. The result is a bold and searching examination that invites readers to weigh Scripture against tradition.

Rather than appealing to speculation or sensationalism, this book calls attention to the plain language of Jesus, the preaching of the apostles, and the meaning of prophetic terms such as “last days,” “last day,” and “day of the Lord.” It explores why early believers lived with a strong expectation of fulfillment and asks whether history may already hold answers to prophecies many still place in the future. Along the way, readers are encouraged to approach difficult passages with reverence, consistency, and a willingness to let Scripture interpret Scripture.

This is not a shallow treatment of prophecy, nor is it a book designed merely to stir controversy. It is a serious appeal to return to the text itself—to read carefully, think deeply, and consider whether long-held assumptions have obscured the finished work of Christ and the success of His mission. It also serves as an encouragement to those who have found books like Revelation difficult or intimidating, offering a framework that seeks to make sense of passages often left unexplored.

Whether you are a pastor, teacher, student of Scripture, or simply a believer hungry for a clearer understanding of biblical prophecy, this book offers a challenging and rewarding study. It does not ask for blind agreement; it asks for an open Bible and an honest heart.

If you have ever wondered whether the story of prophecy is more coherent, more immediate, and more Christ-centered than you have been led to believe, this book will give you much to consider—and may change the way you read the Bible forever.