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This sermon explores the Christological significance of Haggai 2, interpreting the prophecy concerning Zerubbabel as a foreshadowing of Jesus Christ. The preacher argues that while earthly kingdoms and empires are temporary and subject to divine judgment, the kingdom of Christ is eternal and unshakable. By surveying Old Testament Davidic covenants and New Testament fulfillments, the text establishes that God's primary purpose in history is the redemption of sinners through His Son. The message challenges listeners to reject temporal pursuits and place their faith in the reigning King who offers true righteousness and salvation.

This sermon establishes eschatology as a Christ-centred doctrine that reveals God's sovereignty, justice, and faithfulness rather than serving as a tool for speculation. It distinguishes the imminent rapture of the church from the subsequent second coming, emphasising that prophecy is designed to comfort believers and motivate holy living. The speaker outlines the chronological program of end times, including the tribulation, millennial kingdom, and final judgment, while warning of the eternal consequences for those outside of Christ. Ultimately, the message urges listeners to live expectantly, purely, and faithfully in light of Christ's return. True theology must always lead to practical application and a deeper reliance on the gospel.

Jesus Christ is coming soon! Learn how Scripture teaches the doctrine of imminency which clearly points towards the coming pretribulation rapture. Are you ready to meet the Lord? Sanctify yourselves!

What do Christians believe about the end times? As we begin Matthew 24 and the Olivet Discourse, Pastor Casey Lewis introduces the doctrine of eschatology and explains why Christians should study what Scripture teaches about the return of Christ. In this message, Pastor Casey surveys the major Christian end-times positions, including historic premillennialism, dispensational premillennialism, postmillennialism, amillennialism, and preterism. He also discusses how Christians should approach disagreements over eschatology with humility and charity, dangers such as date-setting and interpreting every news event as biblical prophecy, and why he currently holds to an amillennial view. Above all, the doctrine of the end times should lead Christians not merely to debate, but to remain faithful, active, and ready for the return of Jesus Christ. Scripture: Matthew 23:37-24:3 Sermon: The Doctrine of End Times Preacher: Pastor Casey Lewis Foundation Baptist Church http://foundationeuless.com/ Subscribe and follow along as we continue verse by verse through Matthew 24 and the Olivet Discourse.

Matthew 24 3 And as he sat upon the mount of Olives, the disciples came unto him privately, saying, Tell us, when shall these things be? and what shall be the sign of thy coming, and of the end of the world?

(AI Generated Summary) The sermon examines Luke 21:24 to argue that Jerusalem's subjugation by Gentiles constitutes a predetermined era of dominion rather than a temporary political condition. It refutes the notion that the modern state of Israel represents a biblical restoration, emphasizing that true worship has shifted from physical locations to spiritual truth in Christ. The preacher utilizes Romans 11 to explain that Israel's current hardening is partial and serves to bring salvation to the Gentiles. This theological framework highlights God's sovereign mercy and the unity of believers through faith rather than ethnic lineage. Ultimately, the message calls for humility before God's unsearchable judgments and directs focus toward the spiritual reality of the multi-ethnic people of God.

An exposition of John 18:13–27 examining the two intertwined scenes of Jesus's examination before the Jewish authorities and Peter's threefold denial in the courtyard. The sermon traces the irony of Caiaphas's earlier prophecy that one man should die for the people, the composed and authoritative self-defence of Jesus before Annas, and the catastrophic failure of Peter — all set within John's passion narrative as a whole. Main points: - the arrest and the bringing of Jesus before Annas - the interrogation of Jesus and his bold, legally grounded response - Peter's threefold denial and its fulfilment of Christ's earlier word Scripture references: - John 11:49-50; 13:36-38; 18:13-27 Free Grace Baptist Church — https://www.freegrace.ca Full transcript & sermon notes: https://sermons.freegrace.ca/sermons/sermon-john-18-the-trial-of-jesus-before-the-jews Description generated by Tyrannus.ai: https://www.tyrannus.ai