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⏳ End-Times Signs: Israel, Apostasy, Turmoil & the Antichrist 🕊️🔥 Daniel Chapter 12 Reading and Context Daniel chapter 12, verses 1 through 13 was read aloud, covering the prophecy of Michael the great prince, the time of distress, the resurrection of the dead, and the sealing of the scroll until the end of days. The passage describes a time when those whose names are written in the book will be delivered, and those who are wise will shine like the brightness of the heavens. A timeframe of 1,290 days from the abolishment of the daily sacrifice and the setting up of the abomination of desolation is outlined, with a blessing pronounced on those who reach 1,335 days. Prophetic Timeline and the Hebrew Calendar Daniel received his end-times revelations between approximately 529 and 538 B.C., meaning over 2,560 years have passed since those prophecies were given. Aligning with the prophetic time clock of God requires using the Hebrew calendar, which spans from Genesis to Revelation...

  — Presented by Elder Dave Recent Events • Justin Fairfax killed his wife, then himself; divorce stress suspected • Teen sons were home; eldest called 911 • His life, career, and reputation collapsed • Children lost everything • Days later, Shamar Elkins killed seven of his kids and another child • News filled with corruption, violence, and fraud Spiritual Condition Today • Hearts cold, pride rising, affection disappearing • People pretending to be normal while carrying toxic attitudes • Fake support, hidden gossip, spiritual decline Traits of Lost Souls • Selfish, deceptive, lawless • Morally confused, proud, cold toward God • Unloving, resistant to truth • Unrepentant, pleasure‑driven, spiritually numb • Reject correction and drift from faithfulness Church Hypocrisy • Loud worship but dead hearts • Religious performance without repentance • Holy appearance hiding rebellion • Know church language but deny Christ in lifestyle Biblical Warnings • Outward rel...

⏳ Warnings of the Last Days ⚠️ Deception in the End Times Eschatology and the Signs of the Last Days Matthew 24 verses 3 to 14 was read as the foundational scripture, covering Jesus' warnings about deception, wars, famines, pestilences, earthquakes, persecution, and the preaching of the gospel to all nations before the end. Eschatology is defined as the aspect of biblical doctrine dealing with last things, including the rapture, tribulation, second coming, the millennium, and eternity. Jesus' first and primary warning to his disciples regarding the end times was to take heed that no one deceives them, emphasizing watchfulness, vigilance, and careful discernment. Many believers today are described as spiritually asleep, having allowed cultural pressure toward political correctness to dilute the boldness required to preach the gospel truthfully. The gospel is characterized not as a message designed to make people feel good, but as a call to turn from wicked ways and be made r...

The Olivet Discourse: A Call to Watchfulness and Readiness The heart of this message is the Olivet Discourse, the teaching Jesus gave on the Mount of Olives shortly before His crucifixion. In this teaching, Jesus answered questions about the destruction of the temple, the troubles that would come, and the signs connected to His return. It is called the Olivet Discourse because it was delivered on the Mount of Olives, just outside Jerusalem. What the Olivet Discourse teaches Jesus warned that hard times would come. He spoke about deception and false prophets. He described wars, unrest, and global trouble. He pointed to tribulation, lawlessness, and fear. He taught that His return would be visible and certain. He called His followers to remain spiritually alert. Signs connected to the times The message connects the Olivet Discourse to conditions seen in the world today: wars intensifying food insecurity increasing earthquakes in many places persecution of Christians rising violence and l...

🔥The Church Age and the Coming Rapture Living in the End Times - Signs from 2 Timothy 3 Verses 1-17 Pastor Jose opened the Sunday service by directing the congregation to 2 Timothy 3 verses 1-17, framing it as part of an ongoing prophetic series meant to help believers understand unfolding future events. Read aloud were the characteristics of people in the last days, including being lovers of themselves, lovers of money, boasters, proud, blasphemers, disobedient to parents, unthankful, and unholy. Also enumerated were traits such as being unloving, unforgiving, slanderous, without self-control, brutal, despisers of good, traitors, headstrong, and lovers of pleasure rather than lovers of God. Highlighted was the warning about people having a form of godliness but denying its power, with Paul instructing Timothy to turn away from such individuals. Social media platforms such as TikTok and Instagram were cited as modern evidence of self-centeredness and boastfulness, directly reflect...

Important Key Elements Men and women are presented as having distinct but complementary roles in the home and family. Men are described as providers, protectors, and leaders who bring security, direction, and spiritual leadership to the household. Women are described as creating the foundation of the home through nurturing, peace, comfort, and care for the family. Together, the emphasis is on partnership. He provides and protects, while she builds and nurtures. The home is strongest when both work in unity, honor one another, and share a spiritual vision. Men are also called to lead with humility, truthfulness, love, prayer, and moral integrity. They should listen well, care for the emotional needs of their wives, and place family above selfish interests. Difference Between Men and Women Men often process life through logic, goals, systems, and results. Women often perceive life more through emotion, relationships, and the journey of experiences. Because of this difference, men should ...

🔥Persevering in the End Times - Series Introduction A new sermon series titled "Persevering in the End Times" is being launched to prepare the congregation for understanding prophetic events. The key goal of the introductory session is to warm up the congregation to the subject of what happens before the rapture takes place. God is described as returning for a church that is holy, separated, without spots, wrinkles, or blemishes. Compromise and Moral Decline in Contemporary Church Culture Several examples of inappropriate practices observed during Easter services are cited, including a water slide baptism, a worship leader publicly proposing to his same-sex partner, and a church offering free tattoos to new converts. These examples are presented as evidence of widespread compromise within modern church culture. Pastors committed to biblical standards are described as having significant work to do in countering the influence of these compromising practices. A spirit ...

✝️Easter Sunday: The Time of Fulfillment 1. Biblical Foundation (Luke 24:44-53) ·         Christ addressed his disciples regarding the fulfillment of the Law of Moses, the Prophets, and the Psalms. ·         Jesus opened their understanding so they could comprehend the scriptures. ·         Key Mandate: Repentance and remission of sins must be preached in His name to all nations, beginning at Jerusalem. 2. The Urgency of Time ·         We are living in a "time of fulfillment"; time is not on our side. ·         The significance of Holy Week: The final eight days of Jesus’ life, passion, death, and resurrection. ·         Historical connection: Zechariah 9:9 was fulfilled 500 years after it was written. ·         The year 203...

7️⃣ The Seven Last Words of Jesus 1. The Meaning of Jesus’ Final Words Jesus’ words from the cross reveal more than His physical suffering. They show: The depth of His love The power of His mercy The finished work of salvation His dying words still speak truth, comfort, and hope today. 2. Why These Words Matter A person’s last words often reveal what matters most in the heart. Jesus’ final words show His heart during crucifixion. They were spoken not only for that moment, but also for believers today. In them, Jesus ministers to sinners, sufferers, doubters, and weary saints. 3. The Seven Last Words of Jesus A. Word of Forgiveness “Father, forgive them, for they do not know what they do.” Jesus asked the Father to forgive those crucifying Him. This shows His mercy toward sinners. Even in agony, He responded with grace instead of judgment. B. Word of Hope “Assuredly, I say to you, today you will be with Me in Paradise.” Jesus promised salvation to the repentant thief. This shows that fa...

First Fruits Wednesday Bible Session Prepared by Elder Dave The Essence of Bikkurim First Fruits, known as Bikkurim , represents the offering of the first and best portion of our lives to God . It is more than a ritual; it is a profound expression of our spiritual priorities . Gratitude and Honor : It expresses our thankfulness and faith in God's provision . The Trust Test : Giving the "first" trains the heart to trust God before the full harvest is gathered . Source Recognition : It serves as a reminder that God is the source of every blessing we receive . Priority over Leftovers : True worship gives God the first place rather than what remains at the end . The Holy Week Connection The celebration of First Fruits is deeply intertwined with the timeline of Christ's sacrifice and victory . The Passion Timeline : Palm Sunday (March 29) : Jesus enters Jerusalem . Good Friday (April 3) : The Crucifixion and death of our Lord . Holy Saturday (April 4) : Christ resting in t...