FAITHFUL TO THE END
Part 1
By Caleb Tam
Signs of the times are everywhere. In Matthew 24, Jesus is telling His disciples what must take place before His return. He mentions wars and rumors of wars, famines, pestilences, earthquakes, people claiming to be Christ, the sun and moon being darkened, stars falling from heaven, and others. After these terrible calamities the next thing referenced is Jesus coming back! Just where are we in this scheme of things? Have these things taken place? Yes! The dark day, earthquakes everywhere, starvation, droughts, famines, unstoppable diseases, WWI and II. What does this mean for us? Jesus' second coming is right around the corner!
The Bible says that "as the days of Noah were, so shall also the coming of the Son of man be". The earth is, to say the least, just as corrupt as it was in the days of Noah.
The next thing to take place in the turn of events is the worldwide proclamation of the Sunday Law. What does that mean for us professing SDA young people? It tells us that we are one step closer to Christs' return, which means that are probation is drawing to a close.
The Sunday law has been in the works for decades, and the only thing we're waiting for now is for it to be officially implemented. Now is a prime time for them to implement it with the official end of the Protestant Reformation on October 31, 2017. What if the Sunday Law were to fall on the 500th anniversary of Luther nailing his 95 theses on the door of a church? Our probation, our future for the rest of eternity, FOREVER, could be decided anytime. It could be tomorrow. And after that, there is NO turning back. It is too late.
If your probation were to close next week, where would you go? Do you have the confidence that you would spend eternity in heaven, or be doomed forever? Are you ready?
But we have NOTHING to fear, if we but surrender ALL to Him who holds the world in His hands. Let's make it our primary goal to be there with Him for all eternity. Jesus is coming soon. There's no question about it. The question for each of us is, "Am I going to be there?"
Part 1
By Caleb Tam
Signs of the times are everywhere. In Matthew 24, Jesus is telling His disciples what must take place before His return. He mentions wars and rumors of wars, famines, pestilences, earthquakes, people claiming to be Christ, the sun and moon being darkened, stars falling from heaven, and others. After these terrible calamities the next thing referenced is Jesus coming back! Just where are we in this scheme of things? Have these things taken place? Yes! The dark day, earthquakes everywhere, starvation, droughts, famines, unstoppable diseases, WWI and II. What does this mean for us? Jesus' second coming is right around the corner!
The Bible says that "as the days of Noah were, so shall also the coming of the Son of man be". The earth is, to say the least, just as corrupt as it was in the days of Noah.
The next thing to take place in the turn of events is the worldwide proclamation of the Sunday Law. What does that mean for us professing SDA young people? It tells us that we are one step closer to Christs' return, which means that are probation is drawing to a close.
The Sunday law has been in the works for decades, and the only thing we're waiting for now is for it to be officially implemented. Now is a prime time for them to implement it with the official end of the Protestant Reformation on October 31, 2017. What if the Sunday Law were to fall on the 500th anniversary of Luther nailing his 95 theses on the door of a church? Our probation, our future for the rest of eternity, FOREVER, could be decided anytime. It could be tomorrow. And after that, there is NO turning back. It is too late.
If your probation were to close next week, where would you go? Do you have the confidence that you would spend eternity in heaven, or be doomed forever? Are you ready?
But we have NOTHING to fear, if we but surrender ALL to Him who holds the world in His hands. Let's make it our primary goal to be there with Him for all eternity. Jesus is coming soon. There's no question about it. The question for each of us is, "Am I going to be there?"
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