Could it be that our perspective of the Rapture of the Church needs rethinking?
Most people I talk to about the Rapture of the Church talk about it as an event down the road, when their grand kids have grand kids. Some young people who haven’t given their lives to Christ say things like, “I’ll become a Christian some day.” Or, “I’m only 20-something. I’ll wait till I get older and settle down.”
Many of us assume we’re safe for now. “I have things to do before I make that leap,” they say.. “I’ve got time. I’m going to live a little now.”
Fatal perspective folks.
The Rapture could happen while you’re reading this post. It could happen while I’m writing this post. God Almighty is the only one who knows the time and the date when Jesus will come again to take us home.
No more prophesies remain to be fulfilled. Christ said, “It is finished” on the cross. His work on earth was done. It’s a sobering thought that you may have talked to your kids for the last time today. It’s disquieting to think I may not see my wife again (who’s watching TV now in the other room). until Jesus calls us home.
Here’s another sobering thought. We have friends and relatives who don’t know the Lord. Who have no eternal security. What will we do about them today? Do we wait to share the Gospel with them “some day”? When we no longer fear rejection?
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A right heart is Rapture ready. The core of Christianity.
Exactly, Rick. I don’t care when he comes I’m READY!
Are you ready?
Excellent video, Evelyn and very inspiring. God bless. and thank you for sharing.
Thank you, Evelyn. God bless.
One thing is certain – we don’t know! Could be tonight, might not be for another 2,000 years!
Amen. But I am ready whenever He comes. That’s the key, to me, is being ready.
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Thank you so much. What a blessing this is to me.