What does God want us to do until He returns? 

As Christians, we are called to serve Him willingly and obediently to whatever He calls us to do. 

We are to witness to those who do not follow Christ, lovingly warn them of the coming judgment and joyfully share of God's love and plan of salvation. 

We are to equip and encourage our fellow believers so that they may also go forth and further God's kingdom.

The death of Christ was in the predetermined program of God - planned before the foundation of the world. It is a crucial element in God's eternal plan to save humanity from their sins. It was not an isolated event.

You are loved

God’s love is stronger and deeper than human love and emotions. In God, you have a close friend who knows you and understands you better than anyone. He sees your heart and desire to be good; He sees your struggles and how you are drawn to things that aren’t good. He is always there to listen and help when you pray to Him with a sincere and humble heart. “For the eyes of the Lord are on the righteous, and His ears are open to their cry.” Psalm 34:15.

He desires us to live holy lives (1 Peter 1:15-16; Romans 8:29). 

If someone professes to know Christ but is living a lifestyle of unrepentant sin and claims to “feel fine about it,” with no qualms, then that person is not a legitimate child of God

As Christians, we have the opportunity to “touch” people in a variety of ways, including by our words—for example, the proclamation of salvation through Jesus Christ can transform a person’s life and eternal destiny.

God commands our confident trust in Him. In a world that encourages us to believe in ourselves and to achieve all we deserve, it’s paramount to understand who and Whose we are.

There is a fundamental rule in every sport…. Keeping Your Eye on the Ball!!!!! Keeping your focus. In baseball, you are taught to find the seam or the threads of the baseball as it is thrown. This will help you keep a better focus.

In his grace, God buys us back in the most unimaginable way possible: God in Christ became a man, walked among humanity, and died for his people.

In this merciful act, Christ reconciles us to himself and re-opens access to the Father so that those who were once exiled from his presence might again draw near to God

His boundaries do not drift or change from generation to generation. They remain the same as when God established them, and they will remain in place until Jesus comes again.

Harmony in heaven, and all under this blessed Lord Jesus Christ, who will be the Head of all! Everything will again be united in Him. 

And wonder of wonders, marvelous beyond compare, when all this happens it will never be undone again. All will be re-united in Him to all eternity. 

That is the message; that is God’s plan. That is the mystery which has been revealed unto us.