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Who is "Left Behind"? This is Part 3 of a new series addressing the next prophetic event for people living in the "last days". The disappearance of ALL Christians from Earth has occurred. What happens next?
This episode explains the work of the Holy Spirit in comforting believers as to the return of Jesus Christ to meet believers in the air. The Holy Spirit simultaneously removes his restraint and unveils the Son of Perdition, the Antichrist on the world stage. This dual event is clearly represented by the Jesus Christ, in heaven, breaking the first seal of the apocalyptic scroll commencing the 7 year Tribulation.
What are the key issues in these final days of earth? Our times are overwhelmingly challenging: UAPs, UFOs, political intrigue and uncertainty.
The Christian community is confused about Jesus Christ's Second coming, the second-greatest prophetic event. Questions abound - Why gather Christians in the air? How does this differ from his coming to earth in a blaze of universal glory? This first, in a series of podcasts, addresses key events that illumine this major prophetic milestone.
As of October 2024, there should be no doubt we are in "The Last Days". Economic , social, and personal uncertainty are at record levels. Individuals and families are questioning their survivability in navigating societal challenges. Many are experiencing a heightened sense of 'helplessness' in formulating a favorable response plan.
The world has fast become a cauldron of tension:
The Abigail - David encounter in 1 Samuel 25 is a textbook model of being used of God to help (a believer) remain in the will of God.
David, after being a victim of a wrath-triggering experience, was skillfully moved by this woman to remain in God's will as it pertained to his life and service.
Christ is the Christian’s character. Are we constrained to have stunted spiritual growth - being the same as we were a month ago, a year ago? Five years ago? No! Character is malleable. God wants us to grow, the Spirit compels growth, and we should never settle for ”just enough”. ”Be filled with the Spirit” is the divine mandate.
Christ is the Christian's character. We are not constrained to have stunted spiritual growth - being the same as we were a month ago, a year ago? Five years ago? No! Character is malleable. God wants us to grow, the Spirit compels growth, and we should never settle for "just enough". "Be filled with the Spirit" is the divine mandate.
As the "Days of Noah" have arrived, we are to be ready for the return of our Lord Jesus Christ. For the Christian, it portends glory! For the remaining souls, certain judgment. Live ready. . .
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