Anticipation of His Return
Anticipation of His Return2
But When He Shall Be Manifested
By C.H. Spurgeon0ISA 35:1MAT 28:18C.H. Spurgeon emphasizes the omnipotence of Christ, asserting that all power in heaven and earth is given to Him, which assures the success of proclaiming His life-giving word. He illustrates how Christ orchestrates events in the world to advance His cause, from diminishing tyrants to revealing hidden truths. Spurgeon assures that when Christ is fully manifested, He will bring joy and victory, calming the storms of life and establishing His dominion. The sermon highlights that the true power of the gospel lies in Jesus Himself, who, though currently hidden, will ultimately reveal His might. The anticipation of Christ's return is a source of hope and assurance for believers.
Sunrise Tomorrow
By Vance Havner0JOB 7:4PSA 130:6MAT 28:1ROM 8:19Vance Havner reflects on the beauty and significance of sunrise, drawing parallels between the physical dawn and the spiritual hope found in Christ's return. He emphasizes that just as the world eagerly awaits the break of day, so too do Christians long for the 'Son-rise' of Jesus, who brings hope and healing. Havner shares personal experiences of sleepless nights, illustrating how they can lead to deeper communion with God and a greater anticipation for the dawn of a new day. He reminds us that true comfort and resolution for the world's troubles can only be found in Christ, the ultimate source of light and life. The sermon concludes with a call to remain expectant for the promised return of Jesus, the true sunrise that will bring an end to darkness.