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A widow drops two small coins and heaven stands to applaud. That single act in Luke 21 unlocks a bigger question we wrestle with throughout the chapter: what does God truly value when everything around us feels fragile? We move from the treasury to the temple, from AD 70 to the future return of Christ, and draw a line between sacrificial generosity and a life that stays awake in uncertain times.

We start by reframing generosity: not the amount, but the faith and sacrifice behind the gift. Then we trace Jesus’ prophecy about Jerusalem’s fall and how it anchors trust in his words. From there, we explore the signs that shape the entire age—wars, earthquakes, famine, betrayal, and persecution—and why they shouldn’t surprise a resilient church. We compare end-times views with care, touching on Revelation 6 and the question of tribulation and timing, without losing the practical heart: pray for strength, bear witness, and keep your footing when the world shakes.

The fig tree’s leaves become a tool for discernment. If you can read summer from a branch, you can read your moment from its moral and spiritual weather. We talk about apathy, dissipation, and anxiety as quiet threats that dull the soul, and we offer concrete steps to stay ready: give by faith like the widow, cultivate habits of watchfulness, and share hope in your daily circles. The promise stands at the end of the road: the Son of Man will come in glory. Until then, let your life point to a better kingdom.

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