The rapture of the church , the Blessed Hope, will come upon us suddenly with the return of Jesus Christ for His church. But what should we be doing while we watch and pray for His return?

Jesus tells the story of a bridal party in a Jewish wedding waiting for the return of the Bridegroom. Five were taken and five were left. What was the deciding factor in who was taken and who was left in this parable of Jesus on the ten virgins.

The Church awaits a great event, one that will shock the world and complete the redemption of the believer. Are you ready for it?

This new life in Christ comes by the the work of Christ at the Cross. Here's a detailed understanding of what happened there and why we are considered "in Christ", our hope of glory.

The demon possessed man in Gadarenes had a memorable encounter with Christ where he was set free from his bondage. The actions of this grateful man after Christ told him to remain in the territory and carry out the mission given to him by Christ is a lesson for us even today. It's time to tell your

story.

The disciple Peter was known for his impulsive, fleshly behavior. He loved Christ, but sought to do things his way, ending with him denying Christ and failing. However, we read of Peter later on as a force in the early church, preaching the first sermon and guiding the early church. What was it that transformed Peter from a failure to follower?

Jesus issued an invitation to come to Him and find rest. But between coming to Him and the actual finding the rest that Jesus offers lies more invitations from Christ that lead us to the rest He promises for our souls.

The Lord extended an invitation to the tired and burdened that is still in effect today? Are you tired and weary, struggling? Then Jesus has a word for you today.

Isaiah the prophet, under the inspiration of the Holy Spirit wrote of the rebellious who will find shame and humiliation. Their rebellion was not in some immoral or violent act, but in their failure to honor God in devising their own plans and taking advice from others instead of Him. Their return to the Lord would have given them a quietness and confidence that would be their strength.

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The Bible says Enoch walked with God and he was no more. God took him. What does it mean to walk with God, and what lies at the end of it for us?