Sermons About Eschatology
Signs of the End (Mk 13:1-37)
In Jesus' last teaching before his arrest and crucifixion he points to the future of the Temple, Jerusalem, the world, and the elect.
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Let the Hearer Understand . . .
Gary DeMar interviews Dr. Ken Gentry discussing Ken's new book The Book of Revelation Made Easy (published by American Vision). For those new to and uneducated in the book of Revelation, Ken lays out the major interpretive approaches and themes of the book. Together, Gary and Ken shed light on specific accounts in Revelation and how they are interpreted by the major positions in Christianity for the end times.
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Isaiah: Restoring the World (Isaiah 6:1-8)
Is the gospel about personal forgiveness of personal sin, or is it about the corporate restoration of the entire cosmos? Christians have lined up on both sides, ready to argue their case, but have failed to see what’s really at stake in this discussion. In this sermon, we will see that our longing for transcendence and our desire for restoration are ultimately met in the same way.
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It's Not the End of the World - Luke 21:5-38
1. The beginning of the end 2. The end of the world
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The return of the king (Revelation 19-22)
When Jesus returns, all will say "Jesus is Lord" but only a few will be able to say "Jesus is my Lord". This affects their eternity.
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The Gospel and the End of the Age
Jesus' death and resurrection destroyed death and judgment, therefore we may live in hope.
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The Return of the King
In His final hours with His disciples, Jesus promised that even though He was going away, that He would return again. He said He was going to prepare a place for us in His Father's house, that He would come to take us to His Father's home. It was a well-known wedding custom of the day.... A groom would announce his intentions to marry, and then return to his father's home to build on a room where he and his new bride would live. When the room was finished, he would come to the bride's home and escort her back for their wedding celebration. As in many of the stories we've looked at this summer, this weekend's parable comes in response to a question. The disciples asked: "...what will be the sign of your coming and of the end of the age?" (Matthew 24:3). The text, and the surrounding context leaves us with the challenge: Will I be watching and waiting when the King returns? Key Passage: Matthew 25:1-12
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