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It’s no secret that our world has drastically changed.
W, e see more and more desperate people.
People live as if they don’t care anymore.
They live as if they have no hope.
We are raising a generation that believe that coming to church will make them better or at least feel better about themselves.
It’s no secret that our world has drastically changed.
We see more and more desperate people.
People live as if they don’t care anymore.
They live as if they have no hope.
We are raising a generation that believe that coming to church will make them better or at least feel better about themselves.
We have raised a generation who have been taught to shake the preacher’s hand or join the church in order to be saved.
They don’t read their Bibles and are not taught to pray.
We come to church as a meeting place, have some coffee, sing a few songs, listen to a positive message, shake hands and go home.
We say “See you next week” as if that’s all there is.
We have forgotten that life can change in a moment.
It’s as if no one is prepared for life anymore nor prepared for the return of Jesus.
Jesus gives an account of his return and the events leading up it in .
He goes as far as to inform us that because of the terror that will come to our Earth, men’s hearts will fail them for fear.
That people will live in a frightened state of mind.
He then instructs his believers to look up, lift up our heads because our redemption (deliverance) is nigh.
As if to say “don’t you be afraid, you lift up your head”.
Everything and anything in this world can change in a second.
This is why Jesus teaches us not to worry about tomorrow.
That we are supposed to place our trust, our hopes, and all we have in Him.
He knows how it all ends anyway.
Where are those people who got saved and fell in love with Jesus.
They gave up everything in order to follow him.
In Paul’s letter to the church at Thessaloniki, he commends them on the change he saw in them.
Paul writes of them: You became imitators of us and of the Lord; in spite of severe suffering, you welcomed the message with the joy given by the Holy Spirit.
But no change is seen in today’s church.
New converts are not taught nor seeking change.
But Jesus teaches to deny ourselves, pick up our cross, and follow him.
This is the fulfilled life, the life that leads to rewards.
Change will come after a genuine repentance and a blood washed salvation.
You start to produce good fruit, and have a deep love and passion for lost, hurting people.
You begin to learn of him, have personal communion with him, and look expectingly to his return.
Early believers had seen Jesus on the earth for 40 days after His resurrection.
In He ascended into heaven and “This same Jesus which is taken up from you into heaven, shall so come in like manner as you have seen him go into heaven” These early Christians expected Jesus to return very soon.
The word rapture comes from Paul’s words “caught up” in
“Caught up” is translated from the Greek Word harpazo which means “to seize”, “to carry off, “snatch away”.
The Greek word harpazo became the Latin word raptus which became the English word rapture.
At the rapture: The Lord will meet His Body “in the air”.
All who come to Jesus will “meet Him in the air” at the sound of the trumpet.
Those who have already died in Christ will have their physical bodies resurrected first and then those of us who are still living will follow.
It’s a promise that we all should hold dear to hearts tonight.
We should hold it so close that we don’t allow anyone or anything to steal that promise from us.
There is going to be a meeting in the air in the sweet, sweet by and by I am going to meet you, meet you over there in that home beyond the sky
Such singing you will hear never heard by mortal ear
Twill be glorious I do declare
And God's own Son will be the leading one at that meeting in the air
I am going to meet you, meet you over there in that home beyond the sky
Such singing you will hear never heard by mortal ear
Twill be glorious I do declare
And God's own Son will be the leading one at that meeting in the air
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