When does God's grace end and God become a God of wrath instead of love?
God's grace ends at the midpoint, once that day comes. At that time Satan is cast out of heaven, the Antichrist comes from Europe, and they meet at the temple in Jerusalem. His grace ends, and He becomes a God of judgment and wrath, not merely a God of love.
Les explains that the midpoint is when Satan is cast out of heaven and the Antichrist comes in from his headquarters in Europe; they meet at the temple in Jerusalem. Satan turns his wrath especially upon the 144,000 Jews, and all the people of the world suddenly feel Satan's wrath. But not only Satan's wrath—God's wrath also comes. Jesus said this time will be worse than any time in human history. People object that God is a God of love, and Les says He has been and still is today, but once this day comes His grace ends and He becomes a God of judgment and wrath. This corrects the theology that God is just a God of love, which makes people doubt eternal hell or the lake of fire. He was a God of love when He sent Christ to the cross and has loved and poured out grace on humanity ever since, but humanity has walked it underfoot.