Jesus is coming—surely, suddenly, and unexpectedly. In the parable of the ten virgins, only the wise were prepared with oil—symbolizing the Holy Spirit and true faith. We cannot borrow or obtain salvation last minute. Our personal relationship with Christ must be real and ready now. When He returns, the door will close. Are you ready?

The end will come when the gospel is preached to all nations. Evangelism is the mission of every believer—our most meaningful work on earth. Despite fear or lack of knowledge, we’re called to testify about Christ. We scatter the seed; God gives the growth. The gospel must go out. Then, and only then, Jesus will return.

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Jesus warns of deception, disaster, persecution, and cold hearts in the last days. Though trouble surrounds us, God remains sovereign. True faith endures through tribulation—it is not destroyed, but revealed. Trials purify us, shaping us into Christ’s likeness. Stand firm, love deeply, and watch carefully. The end will come, but so will our salvation. God is always in control.

Sermon Notes The ‘No Mores’ of Jesus John 5:14 (Pastor… read more

Jesus exposes the hypocrisy of religious leaders who valued appearance over sincerity, rules over mercy, and status over humility. The seven woes warn us to examine ourselves, not just others. True greatness is found in humility, sincerity, and love for truth. God desires repentance, not performance. Let us follow Christ with pure hearts, not whitewashed appearances.

God’s kingdom is a joyful banquet, graciously inviting all—both good and bad. Yet, not all who are invited enter, and not all who enter are prepared. True acceptance requires responding with a transformed life. Many are called, but few are chosen. Let us come joyfully, humbly, and clothed in Christ, ready to honor the King.

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Jesus again foretells his suffering and death, showing true greatness through sacrifice. While his disciples seek honor, Jesus teaches that true greatness is found in humble service. He gave his life as a ransom for many, calling us to follow him not in power, but in love, service, and obedience—even through suffering. True discipleship means imitating Christ’s selfless example.

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