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What time is at hand? The time of reckoning, of great trouble, of deliverance, of resurrection, and of reward. Are you ready for the Great Tribulation? Or, will you be raptured with the church (believers in Jesus) before it comes? If you die what resurrection will bring you from your grave? The resurrection to eternal life or the resurrection of damnation as you go before the Great White Throne Judgment. Are you living for eternity? Or, are you living for things that will burn up when they are tried at the Judgment Seat of Christ. Friends, we implore you to be ready - for the time is at hand.

The sermon explores the transformative impact of beholding Jesus Christ through the Apostle John's vision in Revelation chapter one. It contrasts superficial religious experiences with the profound reverence and fear that arise from recognizing Christ's exalted deity and authority over life, death, and hell. The preacher emphasizes that Jesus holds the keys to death and Hades, offering believers encouragement and freedom from fear through His resurrection power. By examining the mystery of the gospel and the future judgment, the message calls listeners to personally trust in Christ as Savior to avoid eternal condemnation. Ultimately, it urges believers to seek a spiritual vision of Jesus in Scripture to live with boldness and hope for eternity.

Yeremia 29:11-14 inatukumbusha kwamba Mungu ana mpango mwema kwa ajili ya maisha yetu, hata wakati tunapopitia changamoto, huzuni au hali ambazo hatuelewi. Mungu anasema kwamba anatujua na anatuandalia mpango wa kutupa amani, tumaini na wakati ujao wenye baraka. Kwa hiyo, hatupaswi kukata tamaa tunapokutana na magumu, bali tunapaswa kuendelea kumtumaini Mungu tukijua kwamba maisha yetu yako mikononi mwake. Pia, kifungu hiki kinatualika kumtafuta Mungu kwa moyo wetu wote. Tunapomwomba kwa unyenyekevu na kumtafuta kwa bidii, Mungu anatuahidi kwamba tutampata. Hivyo, ujumbe mkuu ni kwamba Mungu habadiliki katika upendo wake kwetu; ana mpango mwema juu yetu, na tunapomtegemea na kumtafuta kwa moyo wote, hutupa tumaini, amani na mwelekeo wa maisha yetu.

This sermon explores the transformative power of God's salvation as described in Titus 3, contrasting humanity's former state of sin with the hope found in Christ. The preacher emphasizes that salvation is entirely a result of God's mercy and grace, not human effort or righteous works. Key theological themes include regeneration by the Holy Spirit, justification through faith, and the resulting call to devote oneself to good works as an expression of gratitude. The message serves both to encourage believers with the assurance of their new identity and to urge unbelievers to trust in Jesus for eternal life. View this on YouTube: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=L4rOKtQXQ5w