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THE BIG DAY

   The reason for salvation, sanctification, justification is to be glorified(Romans 8:30). The essence of Christianity is to make it to the place where Christ promised us(John 14:2). Why would anyone want to undergo these processes just to end up in hell?
   We enjoy everything in Christ and often times we forget about our happy ending. Let's remember that the one who starts something isn't as important as the person who finishes it. Don't lose focus on what is important all in the name of enjoying grace. Grace is the ability to do the right thing to please God not to say you're covered despite your secret sins(Romans 6:1-2). Grace doesn't mean there won't be challenges either, but the ability to overcome them (John 16:33).
   There will always be tests of faith every now and then. Let's wait upon the Lord, never to be discouraged (James 1:12), but hold on fast to the faith that you've received through Christ Jesus. He never said it would be easy, but the reward will worth more than it.
   Don't be deceived, Jesus Christ the Son of God is alive and He's coming back sooner than ever. Be ready for the Lord's day. His reward is with Him to give every man according to there works(Revelations 22:12).
      It will be so bad to see someone who has been faithful all along to be left behind because of just a little lie. That day would be a great and terrible day. Let's be prepared for the big day of harvest ( Revelation 14:14-20). Rapture is the greatest event any Christian should never miss. Please be prepared brethren.
   Drop sinful ways, turn to God, surrender your life to Christ. Don't be tired of studying and meditating His word. Allow the holy spirit to led you through the journey. Focus your gaze on Christ and your mind on that glorious home. Rapture is so close, be prepared brethren and the Lord will take us home in Jesus name. Amen. SHALOM!
  

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