Unrelenting Prayer Before The Coming of Jesus (Clip)
Bob Sorge emphasizes the urgent call for persistent prayer and unwavering faith as signs of readiness for Jesus' return in the end times.
This sermon emphasizes Jesus' call for persistent prayer and unwavering faith, especially in the context of living at the end of the age. The parable in Luke 18 is seen as a direct reference to the end times, with Jesus questioning whether true faith will be found on earth upon His return. It highlights the importance of maintaining faith and prayerfulness amidst a scoffing spirit that questions the promise of Christ's coming.
Sermon Outline
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I. The Call to Unrelenting Prayer
- Jesus commands persistent prayer
- Prayer as preparation for the end times
- The parable's relevance today
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II. The Scoffing Spirit in the End Times
- Peter's warning about scoffers
- Questioning the promise of Jesus' coming
- The challenge to maintain faith
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III. Faith as a Sign of Readiness
- Will Jesus find faith on earth?
- Faith amidst skepticism
- Living expectantly for Christ's return
Key Quotes
“Jesus wants you to pray and never give up, especially living at the end of the age as we do.” — Bob Sorge
“When the Son of Man comes, will he really find faith on the earth?” — Bob Sorge
“There is a scoffing spirit that Peter said would come in the end times, and it asks this question, where is the promise of his coming?” — Bob Sorge
Application Points
- Commit to a daily habit of persistent prayer regardless of circumstances.
- Stay vigilant against doubt by immersing yourself in Scripture and fellowship.
- Live each day with the expectation of Jesus’ imminent return, strengthening your faith.
Frequently Asked Questions
What does unrelenting prayer mean?
It means to pray persistently without giving up, trusting God’s timing and faithfulness.
Why is prayer especially important at the end of the age?
Because persistent prayer strengthens faith and readiness as we anticipate Jesus’ return amid increasing challenges.
What is the scoffing spirit mentioned?
It refers to those who mock or doubt the promise of Jesus’ coming, as warned by Peter in the New Testament.
How can I maintain faith in difficult times?
By committing to consistent prayer, trusting God’s promises, and staying grounded in Scripture.
What is the main takeaway from the parable in Luke 18?
That persistent faith and prayer are crucial, especially as we live in the last days before Jesus returns.