Christ’s Return

January 6th – Psalm 130:5

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Psalm 130:5

A new year brings new hope for the Lord’s glorious return. Yet as the day grows closer, the world grows darker. And as prophesied, we as a people have become more divided. Anger, hatred, and selfishness, are the traits of the day, as the love of many grows cold. With everything happening around us, my heart often cries out, “Maranatha! Come, Lord Jesus!” Everything in me longs for His return and the restoration only He can bring. And yet, even as I wait, I trust Him. I trust in His timing, His unfailing love, and His great desire that none would perish. That’s why Psalm 130:5 brings me joy. Because it reminds us that waiting on the Lord is not passive. It’s an act of hope. I may not always understand why Jesus tarries, but I believe His delays are filled with mercy and purpose. So I will keep waiting with joyful obedience. I will keep choosing faith over fear. And when my heart feels heavy, I will lift my eyes above the chaos. Choosing to place my hope in Jesus alone. For I am confident that the One who promised is faithful.

Reflection Question:
In a world that often feels divided and cold, what does it look like for you to wait on the Lord with hope, trust, and joyful obedience today?

Prayer Prompt:
Lord, I wait for You and place my hope in You alone. When the world feels heavy and my heart longs for Your return, help me trust Your timing and Your love. Teach me to wait with faith, to live in obedience, and to shine Your light while I hold fast to the promise of Your coming. Maranatha—come, Lord Jesus. Amen.

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April 29th – Revelation 22:12-13

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Revelation 22:12-13

Jesus is coming. And not with uncertainty, but with assurance. The One who is the Alpha and the Omega, the beginning and the end, has never broken a promise. In a world where so much feels unfinished and fleeting, Jesus reminds us that He is the Author and the Finisher. He sees every hidden act of faithfulness, every tear cried in silence, and every moment you chose to trust when it would have been easier to give up.

His reward is with Him, and He has not forgotten you. We live not just for the now, but for the day He returns, radiant and reigning. That day will be glorious. When right is restored, pain is no more, and justice flows like a river. So don’t lose heart. Hold fast to the truth, walk in His light, and live with expectancy. He is not delayed. He is preparing something beautiful. And when He comes, may He find us faithful, awake, and ready. Because the King is not only near, He is coming. So until then, let us serve with joy, love without limits, and live like He could return today. For He is worthy of our whole hearts, now and forever.

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April 23rd – Acts 1:9-11

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Acts 1:9-11

The story didn’t end at the empty tomb. Nor did it end when Jesus ascended into heaven. As His followers stood gazing at the sky, awestruck and unsure, they were reminded that the same Jesus who went up will one day return. Can you imagine standing there? Watching your Savior rise in glory, leaving behind the echoes of victory over death? That moment wasn’t a goodbye. It was a commissioning. Easter reminds us not only of what Jesus has done, but of what He’s coming back to complete. This same Jesus, full of mercy, truth, and power, is preparing a place for us. And until He comes again, we’ve been called. Called to go, to share, and to shine His light. The cross wasn’t the end. The tomb wasn’t the end. Even the sky couldn’t contain Him. Jesus lives. And because He lives, we live with purpose. So let’s not stand still staring at the clouds. Let’s live boldly, joyfully, and expectantly. And do so carrying Easter in our hearts every day until we see Him return.

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September 18th – Hebrews 10:24-25

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Week 3 – Wisdom In Community (Hebrews 10:24-25)

In Hebrews the apostle Paul reminds us of the critical importance of fellowship, especially as the return of Christ draws nearer. In a world that often pushes isolation, we are called to come together as the body of Christ. And not only to worship, but to encourage and build one another up. Because isolation can lead to discouragement and loneliness. Yet in fellowship we find strength, accountability, and love. Coming together with fellow believers allows us to stir one another up to love and good works. And it helps us stay focused on our mission as Christians. We need each other to walk this journey of faith, to offer support, prayer, and a reminder of God’s promises. As the world grows darker and challenges increase, we can’t afford to face them alone. The church is a source of hope, a family where we are uplifted, corrected in love, and motivated to persevere. So let’s not give up meeting together, but cherish every opportunity to encourage one another as we await the glorious return of our Savior.

Questions For Reflection –

  1. How can we make a greater effort to encourage and support our fellow believers in their faith as we gather together in fellowship?
  1. In what ways can we prioritize regular fellowship with the church to strengthen our walk with Christ as the day of His return approaches?

Fellowship fuels our faith. So let’s lift each other up and grow stronger together as we wait for His return! 🙏🏻❤️

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July 16th – Hebrews 10:24-25

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Hebrews 10:24-25

As the day of Christ’s return grows closer, the challenges and uncertainties we face will increase. That’s why encouraging others is crucial to enhancing our freedom in Jesus. This mutual encouragement strengthens our faith, helping us to remain steadfast and hopeful. When we gather together and support each other, we remind ourselves of the truths of the Gospel and the hope we have in Christ. This collective strength liberates us from the isolation and fear that the world often imposes, fostering a community grounded in love and good deeds. By spurring each other on, we grow in our faith and help others to do the same. This creates a ripple effect of spiritual strength and resilience. Encouraging one another ensures that we don’t fall into despair or complacency, but rather we live out our freedom in Christ with boldness and purpose. In these times, our unity and support become a beautiful testimony to the world of the transformative power of Jesus, enhancing our collective freedom and joy as His followers.

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May 31st – Luke 18:8

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Luke 18:8

Here in Luke Jesus poses a poignant question, wondering if He will find faith on the earth when He returns. This question underscores the lifelong journey of faith each believer undertakes. A path inevitably touched by pain and suffering. Suffering is a universal experience, and while it can lead some to lose faith, it holds a deeper purpose in our spiritual growth. No one wants to hurt, but pain can refine and strengthen us. It can build resilience and deepen our dependence on God. Through trials, our faith is tested and purified, much like gold in a furnace. As we endure and overcome, our trust in God’s promises deepens, and our spiritual maturity flourishes. Each hardship is an opportunity to draw closer to God, to lean on His strength when ours falters. And it’s through these very challenges that our faith is proven genuine and true. So that when Jesus returns, He will find us steadfast. Our faith unshaken by the trials we’ve faced, stronger and more radiant for  having walked through the fire with Him.

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May 30th – John 14:2-3

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John 14:2-3

Jesus gives us a beautiful promise. He is busy right now, preparing a place for us in His Father’s house. This promise fills us with hope and joyful anticipation, knowing that one day He will return to take us to our eternal home. Each room in this divine dwelling is handcrafted by our Savior Himself, reflecting His boundless love and care for us. As we go about our daily lives, we are called to live with this joyous expectation, letting it shape our thoughts and actions. The reality of our future home with Jesus gives us strength to endure trials and inspires us to spread His love and grace. We can look forward to a day when pain and sorrow will be no more, and we will dwell in perfect peace and joy with our Lord. This heavenly moving day will be the moment when all of God’s promises are fulfilled. Until then, we live with hearts full of hope, eagerly awaiting the return of our Savior. Knowing our Lord is preparing a place for us is a source of great comfort, and urges us to stay faithful and focused on our heavenly destination.

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May29th – 1 Thessalonians 4:16

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1 Thessalonians 4:16

The Lord’s return is so close, that many have shifted their focus from seeking signs to listening for the trumpet call of God. This celestial sound will herald the arrival of our Savior, Jesus Christ. And it will be accompanied by the commanding voice of an archangel summoning, “Come up here!” Imagine the sheer wonder and glory of that moment, when the heavens will resonate like a divine symphony. It will be a sound like no other, filled with the promises of eternal peace, happiness and fellowship with our Lord. The anticipation fills our hearts with joy and hope, knowing that the trials of this world will soon give way to the glory awaiting us in heaven. The sound of that trumpet will be the ultimate affirmation of our faith. The culmination of all we have believed and hoped for. It will be a transformative moment, as we are gathered to meet the Lord in the air, forever to be with Him. What a glorious sound it will be, echoing through the cosmos, as a divine invitation to eternal glory.

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May 28th – 2 Timothy 3:1

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2 Timothy 3:1

Many people mistakenly believe that being a Christian guarantees a life of smooth sailing, free from trials and tribulations. However Jesus promised exactly the opposite. He assured us that we would face hardships, persecution, and challenges because of our faith. And as we draw closer to His return, these difficulties will intensify for followers of Christ. The world will grow increasingly hostile towards those who uphold biblical truths and live according to God’s standards. Yet despite these challenges, we are called to remain steadfast and faithful, knowing that our sufferings are not in vain. Because it’s through our trials in which our faith is refined and our dependence on God deepened. That’s why the promise of His return gives us hope and strength to endure. For Jesus has overcome the world, and He will be with us through every storm. We can trust in His unfailing love and the ultimate victory we have in Him. So as we await His return, let us cling to our faith and in the eternal glory that awaits us.

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May 27th – John 15:13

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John 15:13

On Memorial Day, we honor the brave men and women in the military who made the ultimate sacrifice for our freedom. Their selfless acts reflect the profound love Jesus spoke of, laying down their lives for the sake of others. The families of these heroes also bear a heavy burden, giving up time and the presence of their loved ones for the greater good. As we remember their sacrifices, we hold onto the hope that Jesus offers us. For when He calls us in the rapture, we will be reunited with our loved ones who have gone before us. This promise brings comfort and assurance, knowing that death is not the end. Everything our military personnel give is a powerful reminder of the love and courage that mirror Christ’s own sacrifice for humanity. As we commemorate this day, let us also live in gratitude and anticipation, cherishing the hope of an eternal reunion with those we have lost. And may we honor their memory by living lives worthy of all they surrendered, reflecting the love and commitment they demonstrated.

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