• Jesus will return in the clouds. • He will raise the dead in Christ. • He will transform the bodies of living believers into glorified, resurrection bodies.
We will all join Him in Heaven while the Earth endures one final seven-year campaign of severe evangelism. Are you ready for the rapture? If not, Get ready; Stay ready; Keep looking up. Ready or not, Jesus is coming!
God’s Word is the source of truth and the standard for life!
Jason Powell
To fall in love with God is the greatest romance; to seek him the greatest adventure; to find him, is the greatest human achievement.
~St. Augustine of Hippo
By the gracious salvation in Christ, we are separated from the dark as His light shines through us. This separation changes our destination from eternal condemnation to everlasting joy and peace. This magnificent hope for all followers of Christ causes us to rejoice in the glorious splendor of His majesty.
“Imputation is the means by which the requirement for *perfect* obedience, which is necessary for eternal life, is met in those whose obedience falls profoundly short.” - Brandon Crowe
In the missions of the Son and the Spirit, God makes his dwelling among us, bringing the all-sufficiency, glory, and beatitude of his tripersonal life to us, causing us to find our all-sufficiency, glory, and beatitude in him.” — Scott R. Swain, The Trinity, 115. “So let a man be ever so great a sinner, if he can come in confession and petition and beg mercy of God in Christ to shine as a Father upon his soul, this going to God argues that the Spirit of Christ is there.” — Richard Sibbes
"Trials teach us what we are; they dig up the soil and let us see what we are made of." — Charles Spurgeon “Nothing is more essential to the profitable study of Holy Scripture than personal faith in it as the Word of God to you.” - Beeke and Smalley. RST, 1:459 The vast majority of all our confusion in our lives and the problems we face arise from not bowing to the first four words of the Bible. — Dr. Joel Beeke “The Spirit and the word are like the veins and arteries in the body that gives life to the whole.” — Richard Sibbes
There is a new nature in those who have the Spirit of God to stir them up to duty, though God's motives of sweet encouragements and rewards may help. But the principle is to do things naturally, not out of fear or to appease other people. — Richard sibbes “May I always combine thy majesty with thy mercy, and connect thy goodness with thy greatness.” — The Valley of Vision, Self-Noughting, 153. “A well-grounded assurance of heaven and happiness, instead of puffing a man up with pride, will make and keep him very humble.” — Matthew Henry The Son’s mission, from his incarnation in the Virgin’s womb to his resurrection and enthronement at the Father's right hand, thus manifests in time his begetting in eternity. It is the temporal announcement of the eternal utterance reported in Psalm 2:7. —Scott R. Swain “For it is the will of God that all those who are saved, should be gathered into the church in this life. Out of the church, there is no salvation.” — Ursinus, Commentary on the Heidelberg Catechism, 2.
“As God's being is simple and indivisible, so his works are undivided and inseparable. As three distinct persons eternally exist within God's simple, indivisible being, so there is a threefold order of operation within God's undivided, inseparable works.” — Scott R. Swain
“Whenever we think (as we are apt to do) that we merit God's favor by our religious acts, we are acting against the absoluteness of providence by insinuating that God could be indebted to us by any means other than his own promise.” — Stephen Charnock, Divine Providence, 86-87.
“All of God's external works are indivisible works of the one God: guided by God's singular divine wisdom, expressive of God's singular divine goodness, performed by God's singular divine power, aimed at God's singular divine glory.” — Scott R. Swain, The Trinity, 109.
“When we hear that Christ was made a curse for us, let us believe it with joy and assurance. By faith, Christ changes places with us. He gets our sins, we get His holiness.” — Martin Luther
“Dependence, trust, and hope have no anchor without God’s providential government.” — Stephen Charnock, Divine Providence, 84.
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