The Second Coming of Jesus: Doctrine 406
As believers in the Lord Jesus, we look forward to his second coming, when he returns to take us to where he is.
Encouraging, comforting and urging you to live lives worthy of God, who calls you into his kingdom and glory. (1 Thess. 2:12 NIV)
As believers in the Lord Jesus, we look forward to his second coming, when he returns to take us to where he is.
Jesus is returning for his chosen ones someday. And, as we wait for that day, we should live holy and godly lives, looking forward to it.
As Paul approached the end of a faithful and fruitful life, he expressed confidence that a crown of righteousness awaited him.
When the Lord Jesus is revealed from heaven, his people will be glorified in him. And his enemies will suffer a just punishment.
Every moment our salvation is getting closer. While we wait, we should live our lives faithfully serving our Lord, and looking to his coming.
Jesus promised that he would return for us. While we wait for his coming, we need to stay awake and sober, not caught up in the world’s ways.
When is our Lord returning? Many have speculated about this over the years. But all we can really do is live in expectation of that return.
The Scripture teaches us that the end of the age, Jesus will return for those who are his. This event has been called the Rapture.
Jesus will be coming at an unexpected time. Will you be ready for him when he returns? Or will you be caught unprepared and living for self?
Christians hold to a variety of different views on millennialism. This post is a quick survey of the views; closing with my own view and reasons for it.
The doctrine of last things includes the global events preceding Christ’s return, as well as the more personal aspects; what happens to me in the end.
This world is not our home. So lift up your heads and look to the return of Jesus to rescue us from this world and take us to his kingdom.