✅ Dan Mohler Q&A: How do you balance righteousness with legalistic works 

He said “what I was saying before he came up with that phone message was just end times, stuff like that. I’m not here to open up some controversial thing. Sometimes end times questions are only prevalent to people when they’re driven by fear, the fear of the unknown. I can promise you this: if you walk in fellowship with God and live your life for everyday purpose, you won’t be surprised by anything. You’ll just be ready for the moment. And a lot of people are arguing over theology and while they’re arguing over theology, they’re missing everyday purpose and not even writing a legacy. They’re failing to walk in love everyday and they get issue driven. It’s not cool! So don’t do that to yourself please.” Basically what he’s saying is that he doesn’t want people to ask questions about the “end times” stuff that is talked about in the book of Revelation. A lot of people in the body of Christ have disagreements about the answers to those questions and he just didn’t want to encourage that kind of thing. He also talked about how those questions are often asked because people are afraid of what’s going to happen. But he’s saying that if we always stay focused on what we’re actually here for, we’ll just be ready for what’s to come, whenever that happens. A lot of people focus on the stuff that’s going to happen and totally miss the whole point of why we’re on the earth. God bless you I hope this helps!!