Rapture

October 8th – Matthew 24:44

Matthew 24:44

There’s a quiet urgency in the words of Jesus when He tells us that the Son of Man will return at an hour we do not expect. The Lord  doesn’t tell us this to instill fear in our hearts, but to awaken our hearts. To remind us that every sunrise is one day closer to His glorious return. Living ready isn’t about watching the clock. It’s about watching our hearts. It’s found in choosing faithfulness in the little things, obedience in the unnoticed moments, and love even when it costs us something. And it’s in forgiving quickly, serving humbly, and keeping our lamps burning bright.

Each act of faith, each whispered prayer, and each moment of surrender, becomes part of our preparation. The world may be distracted, chasing what fades. But we live with a different focus, our eyes fixed on eternity. For when Jesus comes may He find us not fearful, but faithful. Not hiding, but shining. Not drifting, but abiding in Him. Ready hearts don’t panic at Christ’s coming, they rejoice. Because they’ve been walking with Him all along.

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April 29th – Revelation 22:12-13

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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May 27th – John 15:13

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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April 8th – Mark 13:24

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 2nd – 1 Thessalonians 4:18

1 Thessalonians 4:18

To comfort the believers in Thessalonica, Paul describes what will happen when Jesus returns for His church. “The Lord Himself will descend from heaven with a shout, with the voice of the archangel and with the trumpet of God, and the dead in Christ will rise first. Then we who are alive and remain will be caught up together with them in the clouds to meet the Lord in the air, and so we shall always be with the Lord.” (1 Thess. 4:16-17) This beautiful promise is known as the Rapture. And it’s the fulfillment of the promise Jesus made in John 14:1-3 to prepare a place where we will be with Him forever. In God’s perfect timing, Jesus will come for us and take us to our eternal home. Could there be more comforting  words! In our new glorified bodies, the blind will see, the deaf will hear, the lame will walk. No more will we experience pain, sickness, or decay. Our bodies will be perfect in every way!

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Walking In Wisdom – 2 Thessalonians 3

2 Thessalonians 3

Something is in the air. Can you feel it? Bible prophecy is being fulfilled at record speed before our very eyes. Believers who may have put God on the back burner are now seeking Him with renewed interest. Even the secular world has become enthralled with Armageddon and the last days. With the signs all around us, how can we help but wonder if we are living in the end times.

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June 2nd – Hebrews 9:28

Hebrews 9:28

The penalty of sin results in a debt that we all owe. And knowing that not one of us has the ability to pay on our own, Jesus Christ came. He came to become the only sacrifice acceptable to God and stamp our debt paid in full. With His death on the Cross, Christ provided to everyone that would believe on His name, the gift of eternal life. And now Jesus sits at the right hand of the Father waiting until it’s time to come once again. This time, Jesus returns not to offer salvation, but to come for His beloved bride. To call home those who eagerly have waited for His return. Oh how I long for that glorious day, and I cry, “Maranatha!” Come soon Lord Jesus!

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June 1st – Matthew 24:36

Matthew 24:36

Many have unsuccessfully tried to predict the time when the Lord will return. But Jesus Himself tells us that no one knows that exact day and hour but God. For as Acts 1:7 tells us, “It is not for you to know the times or dates the Father has set by His own authority.” So instead of throwing around false predictions, we should instead  be living on alert, ready for His return. We are to keep working for God’s kingdom while recognizing the signs and seasons of the approaching times. And we are to keep preparing ourselves as a bride lovingly prepares for her bridegroom. Until that glorious day when Jesus calls us home.

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