JESUS IS COMING SOON

Many Old Testament scriptures offer prophetic glimpses of the Messiah, the Anointed One of God. We know Him today as Jesus Christ, He came as a baby in a manger; He was crucified but He rose again just as He said he would.

Looking back through the lens of the New Testament, we come to know this truth: the Messiah came once to die for our sins and become our King. He will come again as a warrior and His reign will never end.

The Old Testament prophecies combined with Jesus' words leave no doubt: He is coming again "on the clouds of heaven" (Matt. 26, 64). He's coming back to claim His own, to overthrow every last shred of evil, and to rule forever.

Even so, Jesus' return is shrouded in mystery, no one knows when it will happen except the Father (Matt. 24, 36). Since no one knows the day nor the hour, we ought to live with the constant expectation of the second coming of Christ.

When He returns, He will judge, separating those who are His from those who are not; like a herdsman would separate his sheep from the goats. May we learn to conduct our lives so that we reflect God's love, showing that we are indeed God's children (Matt. 25, 31-46).

Blessed and praised be Our Lord Jesus Christ!
JESUS IS COMING SOON Many Old Testament scriptures offer prophetic glimpses of the Messiah, the Anointed One of God. We know Him today as Jesus Christ, He came as a baby in a manger; He was crucified but He rose again just as He said he would. Looking back through the lens of the New Testament, we come to know this truth: the Messiah came once to die for our sins and become our King. He will come again as a warrior and His reign will never end. The Old Testament prophecies combined with Jesus' words leave no doubt: He is coming again "on the clouds of heaven" (Matt. 26, 64). He's coming back to claim His own, to overthrow every last shred of evil, and to rule forever. Even so, Jesus' return is shrouded in mystery, no one knows when it will happen except the Father (Matt. 24, 36). Since no one knows the day nor the hour, we ought to live with the constant expectation of the second coming of Christ. When He returns, He will judge, separating those who are His from those who are not; like a herdsman would separate his sheep from the goats. May we learn to conduct our lives so that we reflect God's love, showing that we are indeed God's children (Matt. 25, 31-46). Blessed and praised be Our Lord Jesus Christ! 🙏
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