This sermon delves into the themes of the end of time, eternity, and the importance of focusing on the eternal realm rather than just temporal matters. It emphasizes the contrast between righteousness and wickedness increasing, the need for biblical prophecy understanding, and the significance of enduring in faith amidst the challenges of the age. The message highlights the promise of God's glory shining in darkness, the coexistence of wheat and tares until the end, and the encouragement to look forward to the return of Jesus amidst global turmoil.

In this sermon, the speaker addresses the response of Christians to calamities happening in the world. They emphasize that while the world may be alarmed and nervous, Christians have a different response. The speaker highlights the importance of God's warnings and prophecies, even if the secular world may not heed them. They emphasize that while judgment is a part of God's plan, it cannot be the only message of the Church. Instead, Christians should have hope and use this time to reach out to the lost world.

In this sermon, the preacher begins by expressing their devotion to Jesus and thanking Him for His faithfulness and love. They then discuss the arrogance, greed, and covetousness that has led to the downfall of nations and individuals. The preacher highlights the violence and disregard for human life, particularly in the form of abortion, as a sign of society's moral decay. They also criticize the neglect of missions in favor of materialistic pursuits. The sermon concludes with a call for repentance and a warning that God will discipline and educate the younger generation.

In this sermon, the preacher emphasizes the importance of looking up and focusing on the coming Christ in the midst of a world filled with instability and tribulation. The signs of the end times, such as wars and the breakdown of civilization, are evident, fulfilling the prophecies spoken by Jesus. The religious world is also experiencing a falling away from the faith, with the growth of higher criticism and modernity. However, amidst the darkness, there is hope in the worldwide outpouring of the Holy Spirit and the manifestation of supernatural signs, with believers receiving the Holy Spirit and experiencing miracles of healing. This is seen as the fulfillment of biblical prophecies and a preparation for the imminent return of the Lord.

In this sermon, the preacher emphasizes the importance of getting back to the Bible and accepting it as the inspired word of God. The Four Square Gospel message is highlighted as a powerful and transformative message that meets the needs of individuals in spirit, soul, and body. The preacher explains that this message includes salvation through Jesus, healing through Jesus, baptism of the Holy Spirit, and the second coming of Christ. The sermon also references biblical examples and teachings to support the message, such as Jesus' authority and Peter's declaration of Jesus as the Son of God.

In this sermon, the preacher emphasizes the need for something powerful to happen in church. He compares it to divine electricity, stating that when we attend church, we should either receive a spiritual charge or a wake-up call. The preacher highlights the importance of being conscious and engaged during worship, rather than singing without understanding the words. He then references Romans 13:11-12, which urges believers to wake up from spiritual slumber and put on the armor of light. The sermon concludes with the preacher discussing the futility of trying to bring about a perfect world through human efforts, and the hope of Christ's return to establish His kingdom.

In this sermon, Pastor Chuck Smith discusses the importance of worshiping and serving God as a nation. He emphasizes that when a nation turns away from God and begins to worship false gods, it weakens the moral fiber of the nation and ultimately leads to its downfall. Pastor Chuck encourages believers to stay faithful to God and to pray for deliverance from the troubles of the world. He also highlights the significance of being informed about biblical prophecy and being able to share one's faith with others.

In this sermon, the speaker emphasizes the importance of watching and praying as Christians. He refers to the command of Jesus to watch for His coming and compares it to the time of the Holocaust, where amidst the horror, there was still a need to watch. The speaker encourages believers to stay filled with the Holy Spirit and not be tempted to join those who have sold out to the Antichrist. He concludes by quoting a poem by Charlotte Elliott, urging Christians to be vigilant and to put on their heavenly armor.

In this sermon, the preacher discusses the different theories surrounding the timing of the rapture, specifically focusing on the post-tribulation rapture theory as a competitor to the pre-tribulation rapture explanation. The preacher argues that passages such as Matthew 24:37-42, which describe Jesus coming to a world living normally, cannot reconcile with the idea of Jesus' return only happening at the end of a seven-year period of catastrophe and calamity. The preacher also challenges the distinction made in the pre-wrath rapture theory between the great tribulation and the day of the Lord, arguing that this distinction is not supported by scripture. The sermon references Matthew 24:29-31, which states that Jesus will gather his people after the tribulation of those days, as a scriptural reason for believing in a post-tribulation rapture.

In this sermon, Pastor Chuck Smith emphasizes the importance of obedience to God and the blessings that come from it. He encourages the listeners to remember how God has led them in the past, even in difficult and challenging situations. Moses, in his old age, reminds the people not to be afraid as they prepare to enter the Promised Land, assuring them that God will be with them and will destroy their enemies. The key message is to focus on God's power rather than the circumstances and to trust in His guidance.

In this sermon, the speaker emphasizes the importance of our response to Jesus' challenge in Luke 21:28 to "look up and raise your heads" because our redemption is drawing near. The speaker highlights that where we choose to look determines our character and behavior. Jesus understands the suffering and darkness of our times and calls us to turn our eyes upon Him. By fixing our gaze upon Jesus, we can experience His peace, strength, and joy, and be lifted out of despair and darkness. The speaker encourages us to speak aloud Jesus' words and promises, praise Him in song, and absorb His nature, love, and imminent victory.

John Gill emphasizes the importance of understanding the times and the responsibilities of the people of God, drawing from the example of the tribe of Issachar, who were wise and knowledgeable about what Israel should do. He encourages believers to be watchful and active in their faith, performing good works that align with God's will, and to remain steadfast in the face of challenges and temptations. Gill highlights the necessity of prayer, community, and adherence to the teachings of Christ, especially in times of spiritual decline. He calls for a proactive approach to faith, urging believers to strengthen their resolve and prepare for the coming of the Lord. Ultimately, he reassures that despite the darkness, a glorious morning of redemption is promised for those who remain faithful.

Chuck Smith discusses the Mid-East crisis through the lens of Zechariah 10:9, emphasizing that he is pro-Jesus and not anti-Arab or anti-American. He outlines God's promises to Abraham and Jacob regarding the land, the conditional nature of Israel's tenure, and the prophecy of Israel's eventual restoration after centuries of dispersion. Smith highlights that God will defend Israel against its enemies and that Israel's spiritual awakening is tied to these events, culminating in the recognition of the Messiah. He encourages believers to remain watchful as these prophecies unfold.

John Gill emphasizes the significance of the prophetic word in 2 Peter 1:19, asserting that it serves as a reliable guide for believers, especially regarding the second coming of Christ. He explains that while the apostles' testimony is powerful, the prophecies concerning Christ's return provide a clearer light for the faithful, illuminating the mystery of His coming. Gill encourages believers to heed these prophecies as they navigate the darkness of uncertainty, reminding them that the day will dawn when Christ's glory is fully revealed. He highlights the importance of maintaining hope and expectation for Christ's return, which is a source of encouragement and assurance for the faithful. Ultimately, Gill calls for believers to take these prophecies seriously, as they are vital for spiritual guidance and understanding.

Jane Lead preaches about the imminent return of the Redeemer, likening it to a woman in labor about to give birth to something glorious. Despite the chaos and noise of the world, believers are encouraged to remain steadfast in their faith, knowing that their defense will not depart. They are urged to stay watchful and wait for the Lord's appearance, especially in times of universal desolation.

David Wilkerson emphasizes that the disasters occurring on earth serve as warnings from God about the imminent return of Jesus. He explains that these events are a divine countdown, meant to awaken humanity to the urgency of preparation for the coming kingdom. Despite the frightening nature of these signs, Wilkerson reassures believers that God is in control and encourages them to face challenges with faith and confidence. He reminds us that God has not given us a spirit of fear, but rather one of power, love, and a sound mind. Ultimately, these times should inspire hope and readiness for redemption.

Richard E. Bieber delivers a powerful sermon on the impending judgment of the earth as depicted in Revelation 5 and 6. He warns that the disruptions and dangers around us are signs that should awaken us from spiritual slumber. Emphasizing the importance of recognizing Jesus as both Savior and Judge, he urges Christians to walk in the power of Christ's death and resurrection without fear. Bieber calls for a sense of urgency in proclaiming the gospel before the impending Day of Judgment falls, stressing the need to reach people from all walks of life with the message of salvation.

John Gill preaches on the profound concept of redemption through Christ, emphasizing that it is a vital blessing of grace stemming from His priestly office. He explains that redemption signifies being bought back, highlighting how Christ's sacrifice serves as the ultimate price for our freedom from sin and the law. Gill draws parallels between the redemption of the Israelites from Egypt and our spiritual redemption, illustrating that just as they were freed from physical bondage, we are liberated from the bondage of sin through Christ's blood. He stresses that this redemption not only delivers us from guilt and condemnation but also grants us the promise of eternal life and freedom from the power of sin. Ultimately, Gill encourages believers to recognize the significance of their redemption and live in the liberty it provides.

Chuck Smith emphasizes the profound difference between death for Christians and non-Christians, describing it as a transition to be with Christ, which is far better. He explains the concept of the Rapture, where believers will be suddenly taken up to meet the Lord, and reassures that this event is distinct from the Second Coming. Smith encourages believers to be watchful and ready for the Rapture, highlighting the signs of the times, particularly the re-establishment of Israel. He warns against complacency and urges individuals to prepare their hearts for Christ's return, emphasizing the urgency of accepting Jesus as Lord and Savior. The sermon concludes with a call to readiness, reminding listeners of the hope and joy found in being part of the Church at the time of the Rapture.

Chuck Smith discusses the signs of the end of the world as foretold in Matthew 24:44, emphasizing the importance of being vigilant and prepared for Christ's return. He explains that the disciples' questions about the destruction of the Temple and the end of the age reflect a Jewish context, not the church, and warns against false prophets who distract from the truth of Scripture. Smith highlights the signs of the times, including wars, famines, and natural disasters, urging believers to focus on God's eternal purposes with Israel and to read the Bible for guidance. He concludes with the call to watch and be ready, as the exact time of Christ's return is unknown.

A.W. Pink emphasizes the signs indicating the imminent return of the Redeemer, urging believers to be vigilant and discerning of the times. He reflects on the historical expectations of Christ's return, the prophetic signs that have been fulfilled, and the current state of the church and society, which he describes as a mix of spiritual awakening and apostasy. Pink warns against the dangers of complacency and ignorance of Scripture, encouraging the faithful to recognize the signs of the times and prepare for the coming of the Lord. He highlights the importance of understanding prophecy and the urgency of living in light of Christ's return.

John F. Walvoord delves into the various schools of thought within posttribulationism, highlighting classic posttribulationism, semiclassic posttribulationism, futuristic posttribulationism, and dispensational posttribulationism. He emphasizes the importance of understanding the roots of classic posttribulationism in the early church's eschatology. Walvoord discusses J. Barton Payne's significant contributions to contemporary prophetic interpretation, particularly focusing on the imminency of Christ's return and the posttribulational second coming, rooted in a nonliteral tribulation preceding the second coming and a literal millennium following it.

David Wilkerson emphasizes the urgency of living out our faith in a world filled with fear and calamity. As believers face increasing unrest, they are called to stabilize their faith and demonstrate an unshakable trust in God, serving as a living testimony to the world. While many are consumed by anxiety, Christians are encouraged to look up and rejoice, knowing their redemption is near. Wilkerson stresses that the world needs to see faith in action, not just hear sermons about it, as this illustrated faith can provide hope to the lost. Ultimately, our steadfastness in trials can affirm our testimony and inspire others to seek God.

James Bourne writes a heartfelt letter to a friend, expressing gratitude for the difficulties in life that have deepened faith and reliance on God. Through reading Genesis 28, he finds comfort in God's unchangeable power, love, mercy, and faithfulness, desiring to climb the ladder of spiritual growth with the help of the Holy Spirit. Bourne reflects on the significance of facing trials, likening them to fruitful furnaces and emphasizing the importance of humility and reverence before God's holiness. He concludes with a prayer for his friend's protection and spiritual journey, invoking the God of Jacob to defend and guide.

Erlo Stegen emphasizes the importance of looking up to God during life's storms, using the story of a sailor who found stability by focusing on his captain's voice. He reminds us that God ordains all events, and trusting in Him leads to renewed strength and purpose. Stegen highlights that understanding God is beyond human comprehension, and true acknowledgment of Him brings peace and clarity. He reflects on the nature of death for Christians, portraying it as a gain, and encourages believers to remain steadfast in faith, especially during difficult times. The sermon concludes with the assurance that we will reunite with loved ones in heaven, emphasizing God's loving nature.