The End (Acharyth) (Video)
Michael L. Brown passionately calls believers to anticipate and pray fervently for a powerful move of God's glory and revival, emphasizing the vital importance of focusing on the eternal consequences—the 'acharit' or the end.
This sermon emphasizes the importance of considering the consequences of our actions, urging listeners to focus on the 'Aharit,' the final end or consequences of their choices. It warns against envy of sinners and encourages a life of wisdom and righteousness to avoid destruction and regret. The speaker passionately calls for repentance, confession of sins, and surrender to God to receive forgiveness, cleansing, and a fresh start.
Sermon Outline
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I. The Reality of Seeing Jesus
- We love Jesus without having seen Him physically
- The anticipation of His return and the shout that will accompany it
- The mystery and power of that moment
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II. The Present Move of God and Revival
- Experiences of revival and people running to the altar
- Stories of transformation and salvation
- The hunger and thirst for God's power in the church
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III. The Hebrew Concept of 'Acharit' (The End)
- Explanation of the Hebrew word 'acharit' meaning 'that which comes after'
- The spiritual danger of ignoring the end or final consequences
- The importance of keeping eternal perspective in salvation and perseverance
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IV. The Call to Prayer and Expectation
- Praying for God’s power to manifest now
- Encouragement to believers to open their hearts and not be complacent
- The promise that God can move powerfully anywhere
Key Quotes
“Satan's great device that he has used to destroy countless hundreds of millions of lives, is to blind you to the acharit and your whole means of salvation and deliverance and perseverance is to never lose sight of the acharit, that which comes after, the final consequences, the end.” — Michael L. Brown
“We thank you for everything you've done... but Lord we'd be insulting you if we stopped there; we'd be taking spiritual pennies when you're offering millions.” — Michael L. Brown
“God can move wherever you live. Amen. God can move wherever you live.” — Michael L. Brown
Application Points
- Keep your focus on the eternal consequences of your life to strengthen your faith and perseverance.
- Pray fervently and expectantly for a fresh move of God's power and revival in your community.
- Open your heart fully to God’s presence and be ready to respond to His call in new and transformative ways.
Frequently Asked Questions
What does 'acharit' mean in this sermon?
'Acharit' is a Hebrew word meaning 'that which comes after' or 'the end,' referring to the final consequences and eternal perspective believers must keep in mind.
Why is revival emphasized in this message?
Revival is emphasized as a powerful move of God that brings transformation, healing, and salvation, which believers should eagerly pray for and expect.
How can believers prepare for the return of Jesus?
Believers prepare by living in faith, persevering, staying spiritually hungry, and focusing on the eternal consequences of their lives.
Is the sermon addressing only believers or seekers as well?
While primarily addressed to believers, the sermon also invites seekers to pray and experience God's presence and power.
What role does prayer play according to the sermon?
Prayer is vital as a means to invite God's power, break down unbelief, and prepare the church for revival and the return of Jesus.