Christ’s Return
The Bible warns that many will ridicule us for our confidence in the second coming of Christ. “Where is he?” they will scoff, “It seems to be taking him a long time” (cf. 2 Peter 3:3-4). While we may respond defensively…
The Bible warns that many will ridicule us for our confidence in the second coming of Christ. “Where is he?” they will scoff, “It seems to be taking him a long time” (cf. 2 Peter 3:3-4). While we may respond defensively…
Questions in this episode: – Why don’t we worship the Holy Spirit like we do the Father and the Son? – What does it mean to blaspheme the Holy Spirit? – How can I discern when to keep sharing the gospel when someone is rejecting it? – What is the significance of Jesus being the …
Questions in this episode: – Are the rapture and the second coming at the same time? – Are disagreements that cause division among the denominations a sin? – According to the book of Job, as far as the things that Job was stricken with, was Satan given the power to do these things or was …
Questions in this episode: – Is going to church only on Sunday and a few classes, social gathering throughout the year enough? – What passages should I read for anger, addiction and how to recommit my life? – Does the word “brother” mean cousin and did Jesus have a brother? – My husband doesn’t …
Just as God sent his Son at the first advent right on schedule, we should be assured that he will also dispatch his Son to establish a world of righteousness at just the right time.
Christians ought to be heartened, motivated, and excited by the preview of our own resurrection which can be seen in the resurrected bodily appearances of Christ.
Christ came as victor over our sins to provide us peace with God, he will come again as victor over sinners to bring peace to the world, and in the interim he is able to instill peace in our hearts in any and every situation.
Mike Fabarez takes us through Revelation 5 to see how heaven exalts Christ in worship. He is rightfully declared as supreme: the Name above all names.
Christ came the first time to provide what was needed for us to have relational peace with God, he is coming a second time to establish a kingdom of peace for his people.
The OT saints eagerly anticipated the arrival of Immanuel, and so should we! because we’ve yet to experience the incredible fulfillment of Christ’s personal leadership in our world.