Prophecy

May 25th – Daniel 12:4

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Daniel 12:4

In today’s world unprecedented advancements in technology, communication, and transportation, are made daily. And the rapid speed in which information reaches the world, along with the increase of people traveling globally, align with Daniel’s prophetic vision. As Christians, the fast path of progress should heighten our awareness that we are living in significant times. The expansion of knowledge also includes a deeper understanding of biblical prophecies. This urges us to diligently study Scripture and discern the signs of the times. To recognize the season and the urgency of sharing the Good News of Jesus Christ to a desperate and lost world. God’s command to Daniel to, “shut up the words and seal the book” reminds us that God’s plans are unfolding according to His divine timetable. In this age of constant change, we must be steadfast in our faith. And be grounded in the truth of God’s Word. We must be vigilant, prayerful, and committed to walk with Christ, until the day He returns.

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May 23rd – Matthew 24:6

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Matthew 24:6

In Matthew we are reminded that in the last days, we will hear of wars and rumors of wars. This paints a picture of a world that often feels scary and dangerous. The current wars, threats of new wars, and the violence and hostility towards those with different beliefs, all contribute to this unsettling reality. Yet as believers, we understand that these events must occur to usher in the return of our Lord and Savior, Jesus Christ. And despite the chaos around us, we find solace in the knowledge that God is always in control. Nothing happens outside of His sovereign plan, and nothing takes Him by surprise. This assurance allows us to face the turmoil with a sense of peace, knowing that God’s purposes are being fulfilled. Our faith anchors us, reminding us that even in the darkest times, God’s light shines through. We are called to trust in His timing and to remain steadfast in our hope. As we navigate these turbulent days, let us hold onto the promise of Christ’s return. And find comfort in the certainty of His ultimate victory!

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May 22nd – Zechariah 14:3

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Zechariah 14:3

In the quiet hush of dawn, Christ first came. He came not with the roar of a Lion but with the tender grace of a Lamb, walking amongst us in humility and love. But Zechariah’s prophecy regarding the second triumphant return of Jesus is very different. For this time He will come not as the gentle and humble Lamb, but as the fierce Lion of Judah, majestic and mighty. Oh how the anticipation swells within our hearts, knowing that we shall ride alongside Him! On white chargers, our souls ablaze with the fire of righteousness, we too will return. For we will be given the honor and privilege to be counted among the ranks of God’s mighty army. Standing firm in the face of darkness, wielding the sword of truth, we will march boldly for the Lord. So as the days grow short until the dawn of His return, let us lift our voices in joy! Because we are chosen to stand shoulder to shoulder with the King of Kings, as His faithful warriors in the battle for righteousness and redemption.

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April 8th – Mark 13:24

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Mark 13:24

As the anticipation builds for the upcoming eclipse, there’s an electrifying energy in the air. People from around the country are flocking to the areas fortunate enough to witness this celestial spectacle. Mark 13:24 speaks of signs in the heavens heralding significant events, and the eclipse serves as a powerful reminder of these prophetic passages. In the midst of darkness, there’s a sense of wonder and awe as the moon obscures the sun, casting a shadow upon the earth. It’s a moment to pause and ponder the grandeur of creation and our place within it. People gather, their eyes fixed on the sky, pondering the deeper significance of this natural phenomenon. There’s also a quiet contemplation, as we reflect on the fragility of our existence and the mysteries of the universe. As the eclipse passes and daylight returns, we’re left with a sense of both anticipation and reverence. We’re reminded of the closeness of the Lord’s return and the Bible verses that foretell of the signs leading to both the rapture and the tribulation.

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December 24th – Isaiah 7:14

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Isaiah 7:14

The precious prophecy in Isaiah, given centuries before the nativity scene at Bethlehem, is a beacon of hope and a testament to God’s great love shown through His plan for redemption. For in it we hear of God’s promise of Emmanuel, God with us. As Christmas draws near, the profound truth of the Incarnation beckons us into a space of awe and wonder. The Almighty, cloaked in the vulnerability of human flesh, descends into the ordinary, making the extraordinary accessible. This divine mystery challenges the limits of our comprehension and invites us to contemplate the staggering reality that the Creator of the universe willingly entered into the fragility of our existence. In the hallowed stillness of the Bethlehem manger, the echoes of Isaiah 7:14 resound. A promise fulfilled, a love made tangible, and an invitation to marvel at the miracle of God choosing to dwell among us. As we embrace the wonder of “God with us,” may our hearts be stirred with reverence, gratitude, and overflow with love.

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December 22nd – Zechariah 9:9

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Zechariah 9:9

When the Israelites thought about their coming Messiah, they envisioned a mighty, conquering, king riding in on a royal steed. Yet He came not wrapped in a royal robe, but dressed in the clothes of the poor and humble and mounted on a donkey. Why? Because Jesus came to conquer not through violence. But instead through love, grace, mercy, and His own sacrifice for His people. All to to fulfill the will of the Father, and the prophecy of Zechariah. So imagine the excitement and joy filling the crowd as they watched their promised Messiah entering the City of David as the as King of the Jews and heir to the throne. No wonder they couldn’t help but cry out in jubilation, “Hosanna to the Son of David; blessed is He who comes in the name of the Lord; hosanna in the highest!” (Matt. 21:9)

 

 

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September 4th – 2 Thessalonians 3:3

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2 Thessalonians 3:3

Bible prophecy is being fulfilled at record speed before our very eyes. And many Bible scholars believe we are indeed living in the last days. Everyone can feel a shift happening. Christians are keeping their eyes on the skies, for they know their redemption draws near. Believers who may have put God on the back burner are now seeking Him with renewed interest. Even the secular world has become fascinated with what the Bible says about Armageddon. And as the return of the Lord grows closer, times will grow more evil. The fiery darts of the Enemy will fly fast and furious. For Satan knows he is living on borrowed time, and wants to inflict as much damage as he can. But like Paul, no matter how dark the world grows before the glorious dawn, we needn’t fear. Because the Lord is faithful. And until the time He calls us home, He will protect, provide, and bring good from bad.

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Reporting For Duty – Ezekiel 1-5

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Ezekiel, whose name means “God strengthens, was a priest who, along with his fellow Jewish captives, lived in exile by the river Chebar. He was called to prophecy after receiving visions from God. Ezekiel saw the heavens opened and the divine glory of the Lord shining so brilliantly, that when Ezekiel saw it he fell on his face in awe and worship. (vs. 1:28)

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December 13th – Isaiah 40:9-11

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Isaiah  40:9-11

Go, tell it on the mountain. Over the hills and everywhere. Go, tell it on the mountain. That Jesus Christ is born. The lyrics to that well known Christmas song could be written by Isaiah himself. For long before the divine birth of Jesus, Isaiah prophesied about the joyous event. And his message is one of such great joy and goodness, that it should be shouted from the mountain tops. “Behold!”, Isaiah declares, “Here is your God!” The great Shepherd has come to tend His flock. To gather His sheep in His arms, and carry them in His bosom. And even better, Christ didn’t come empty handed. For with Him He brought the greatest gift of all, the gift of salvation. So as we celebrate this Christmas, may we be so overwhelmed with thankfulness, that we too shout the good message of our Savior’s birth for all to hear!

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