How to use end times prophecy to make disciples - 30% of the Bible talks about it.
How to use End-Times Prophecy to Make Disciples and strengthen your faith. Our job as Christians is first and foremost, the Great Commission - Matthew 28:19-20.
Where is your joy
Are you struggling to find joy in the midst of life’s chaos? Jesus promised us a joy that cannot be shaken—one that goes beyond temporary happiness. But how do we access it? In this post, we’ll explore what true joy looks like, why it matters, and how you can experience it daily, no matter what challenges you face. Don’t let the world steal what God has already given you—discover the joy that lasts! 🌿✨ #FindingJoy #FaithOverFear
Warnings: be ready! The parable of the 10 virgins is depicted where Jesus returns and 1/2 the people waiting for his return sleep through it.
This is one of many such warnings in the New Testament about being ready for Jesus' return. The days are getting confusing - "clergy" telling believers that the rapture is a Biblical myth, that (despite the Bible clearly saying otherwise), that Christians will go through the Great Tribulation and days of judgement just as the rest of the world.
A lone figure stands in the middle of a road, holding a Bible and a Christian flag, as two opposing crowds on either side hold signs representing different cultural movements and ideologies. The background features storm clouds over the divided groups, with a beam of light illuminating the central figure, symbolizing faith above earthly conflicts. This represents A Christian response to cultural movements.
When the world is shouting from both sides of the road, demanding that you pick a team, remember this—Jesus never ran for office, never carried a protest sign, and never told His followers to take sides in earthly battles. His only cause was the Kingdom of God. So while the world argues, stand firm in faith, hold fast to the Gospel, and remember: the only banner worth waving is the one that points to Christ.
Waiting and praying in the last days
If it feels like we’re living through a new chapter of Revelation every morning with our coffee, you’re not alone. But instead of doomscrolling and complaining about the state of the world, James reminds us to do something radical—be patient, pray, and actually help each other stay on track. Jesus is coming back, but until then, we have work to do. So, less grumbling, more praying, and definitely more reminding our fellow believers that drifting away isn’t an option. The time is short, but God’s mercy is still at work—let’s not waste it.