If Tomorrow Never Comes

02/23/20 • -1 min

Jesus is coming back one day. Did you know that? I’m being totally serious. One day, unannounced in the church bulletin, without a Facebook event, no crazy video promotions, Jesus is just going to show back up and take His children out of this world. This event is called the Rapture of the Church, and it’s not something we talk about very much anymore. It’s one of those things that makes us sound crazy when we start talking about it, so we don’t. But today, we’re going to talk about it because God said so. I won’t have time to do an in-depth analysis chasing a bunch of theories about timing or definitive definitions of what this experience will look like. All you need to know for today is that this event is real, it will happen, and you’ll have responsibility for whether you’ll participate in it if it happens in your lifetime.

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Master of the Deep (part 4)

Text: Mark 4:35-41
Intro: It had been a long and difficult day for the Lord Jesus. During the day Jesus sat in a little boat just off the shore of the Sea of Galilee. He had used that boat as His pulpit as He preached to the great multitudes. When the day was over, He called His disciples to set sail for the other side of the lake. When darkness fell, the disciples were making their way across that little lake. Jesus lay fast asleep in the rear of the boat, as a furious storm fell upon them. (Psa.103:14). Some events would occur this night that would change their lives and their perception of the Lord Jesus.

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That’s It … I Quit! (part 2)

Text: Numbers 11:1-3 (NLT)
Intro: In our text, we see discouragement in the life of one of the greatest men who ever walked on this planet; a man named Moses. As Moses climbed the mountain of leading God’s people, he became discouraged because of the burdens he had been called upon to bear. As a result, he came to the place where he just wanted to throw in the towel and quit.
This passage gives us insight into why this event occurred in the life of Moses. Hopefully, it also teaches us some truths we need when we fight the battles of discouragement day by day.