“By faith Noah, being divinely warned of things not yet seen, moved with godly fear, [and] prepared an ark.” — Hebrews 11:7
Are we living again in the days of Noah—when another flood will suddenly burst upon the world with terrifying devastation? Anthony Ho believes so.
This time, however, the flood will be economic. God is soon going to judge the global economies, writes Pastor Ho, and the results will be, as in Noah’s day, swift and catastrophic.
An engineer and scientist, Pastor Ho uses a reasoned approach—describing personal visions from God that he corroborates with scientific data and Bible prophecy—to show why the collapse is imminent.
He will tell you how to prepare spiritually for the flood, much like Noah did by building an ark. And he will show you ways that we, as Christians living amid the crisis, can point people to their only hope: Jesus.
Anthony Ho is a pastor with Alfa Omega Ministry Indonesia in Singapore. To answer the Lord’s call into ministry, he resigned his post as president of several Asian subsidiaries of a NASDAQ-listed U.S. corporation. Born and raised in Singapore, he graduated from National University of Singapore with honors in engineering.
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