Ever been in a place where hope seems lost? What are we, as believers, to do when life causes us to ask – Is there hope? The purpose of hope and our need for hope are both found in one place: God’s Word…our source of hope!

When Jesus Christ arrives physically in the Second Coming, all questions will be answered. He knows all things, and stretches out His arm towards us, in our weakness. Jesus is the same yesterday, today and forever. He makes God personal, and is the door that leads us to heaven.

Today, in Isaiah Chapter 63, Pastor Jack tells us that when Jesus Christ arrives physically in the Second Coming, He will bring the seven-year reign of the Antichrist to an end. There is none like the Lord our God. He is divine and eternal and all who are left on the earth will look on His anger and fury, and bow to Him.

Jesus first came to the world to suffer, but He will return as a conqueror. When Jesus arrived in Jerusalem to sacrifice His life, He was riding on a donkey. But, when He returns, He will come down like lightning onto the Temple Mount, ready for battle.

The Great Tribulation Period will come after God’s grace is lifted from the earth. It will be unlike anything that’s been seen before when it comes to violence and destruction. People will be left to themselves without any intervention from God.

We’re looking at the opening verses of 1 Corinthians, in a lesson called This Might Be a Little Uncomfortable. It’s taken from the first chapter that deals with what is often called the “sanctification process.” Life — difficult as it can be – is even harder for the believer. But this is one of the ways the Almighty works in the lives of His people.

We’re looking at the opening verses of 1 Corinthians, in a lesson called This Might Be a Little Uncomfortable. It’s taken from the first chapter that deals with what is often called the “sanctification process.” Life — difficult as it can be – is even harder for the believer. But this is one of the ways the Almighty works in the lives of His people.

God is Holy, Pure, and Just. He hates all that is wrong, but is quick to forgive, when we repent and turn from our sin. The reason there are people in Heaven, is that they cried out to Him, and in His mercy, He saved them.

We are living in a time of God’s grace. Ever since the time of the cross, God has dealt with us patiently. But, the time of God holding back His judgment will run out someday, and the Great Tribulation Period will begin.

Israel will be prosperous until it catches the eye of the Antichrist, who will deceive the nation, and nearly destroy it. But when Christ returns, He will restore the land and its people, including the Holy City of Jerusalem.