In the sermon delivered by Pastors Chad and Tom, they tackled the topic of eschatology, focusing on several key questions regarding the end times and what the Bible says about them. They began by discussing Matthew 24, highlighting Jesus' prophecy about the destruction of the temple and its significance in the context of the end of the Old Covenant and the ushering in of the New Covenant. They emphasized that the prophecy was not just intended for a future audience but was relevant to the disciples who were present at the time. They expressed their understanding of Matthew 24 as more than a cryptic message about the distant future, suggesting it was a direct response to the immediate concerns of the disciples.The sermon transitioned into a discussion on 1 Thessalonians 4:15-17, which is commonly associated with the concept of the Rapture. The pastors explained that while the term "Rapture" does not appear in Scripture, it represents the act of believers being "caught up" to meet Jesus in the air. They presented two different interpretations of this event, one viewing it as a two-part second coming separated by seven years, and the other as a unified event. Throughout the sermon, the pastors encouraged listeners to approach these topics with an open mind and to seek the guidance of the Holy Spirit in understanding their beliefs. They concluded with an uplifting note, expressing a hopeful vision of the future where God's kingdom continues to grow and thrive, reminding congregants of their identity as children of light rather than fear.