Men’s Hearts Failing Them for Fear: Two Postures Under the Same Sky
Luke 21 describes two groups watching the same sky. One collapses under the forecast; the other is told to stand up straight. Same anticipation, opposite direction.
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David Jeremiah
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Even So, Come: The Last Prayer in the Bible and Whether You Can Pray It
Eschatology — pastoral readiness and the hope that can be prayed out loud The last prayer in the Bible is
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Confidence, and Not Ashamed: What Your Face Will Do at His Appearing
John tells believers there are two possible faces at the appearing of Christ, and neither is produced by studying harder. The prescription is one word: abide.
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They Died in Faith: What If He Does Not Come in Your Lifetime?
The question people are too embarrassed to ask at a prophecy conference A woman in her seventies asked it in
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Tell Ye Your Children: The Hope No One Handed Down
One generation stood in the miracle and the next knew not the LORD. Nobody argued the faith away. The fathers simply stopped saying it out loud.
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Remember Lot’s Wife: Readiness Was Never About What You Knew
She had the warning, the escort, and the head start. The one person Jesus tells us to remember from Sodom was not short on information. She was short on detachment.
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Overcharged: The Three Weights That Make a Believer Miss the Day
Jesus named three weights that make a believer miss the day. Only two of them are sins. Ask most Christians
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They Shall Not Build, and Another Inhabit: The Forever Nobody Preaches
Eschatology — what the Bible actually promises is waiting on the other side There is a thing a lot of
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Should You Still Make Plans? The Return of Christ and the Calendar on Your Wall
Eschatology — living ready without living paralyzed Somebody asked me a question I have never been able to shake. If
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Loins Girded, Lights Burning: Readiness on an Ordinary Tuesday
What Jesus actually commanded about His return — and why it looks like an ordinary Tuesday Ask most Christians what
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Perilous Times Shall Come: The Last-Days Sign That Never Makes the Headlines
Paul gave Timothy a forecast for the last days with no armies, treaties, or dates in it. It is a character forecast, and the instrument that measures it is you.
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The Sermon Your Church Stopped Preaching
Ask the average churchgoer when he last heard an actual sermon on the return of Christ. Many will not be able to remember one. Nobody voted on it.
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The One You Are Afraid Will Be Left
Every honest conversation about the Lord’s return eventually arrives at one name. And it is never your own. A man
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The Farmer Doesn’t Dig It Up: Patience for a Man Tired of Waiting
James wrote to believers worn thin by waiting and gave them a farmer, not a chart. Full effort inside your assignment, full trust outside it — and brace your heart on purpose.
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What Kind of Body? The Question Paul Refused to Dodge
1 Corinthians 15 and the body you will be raised in It usually gets asked in a parking lot after
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He Fell Like a Dead Man: The First Thing the Risen Christ Says About the End
Before a single seal is broken, the risen Christ puts a hand on a terrified old man and says, “Do not be afraid.” That order matters.
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All Who Have Loved His Appearing: The Reward Attached to an Affection
Paul attached the crown of righteousness not to an achievement but to an affection. The question is not whether you believe He is coming. It is whether you want Him to.
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Not Destined for Wrath: When Prophecy Makes You Afraid Instead of Ready
Some men close a prophecy book more anxious than they opened it. That is a sign something in the reading
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The Day Your Work Is Weighed: The Judgment That Is Not About Your Salvation
There is a day coming when your work is weighed. It is not the day your salvation is decided. Ask
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The Blessed Hope: Living Ready, Not Afraid, in the Last Days
Prophecy was never given to make believers nervous. Paul called the future the blessed hope. A look at why the end times are meant to produce readiness, not dread.