by Robert D. Pace

Do you realize that God has preplanned his last speech to the world? It’s all recorded in Revelation 14 when he dispatches three angels to circumnavigate the earth. Part of this angelic proclamation comes in the form of a Gospel, which means “good news.” You may wonder, There is good news in Revelation? Yes, there is! But once this gospel reverberates, and people accept or reject it, God’s beckoning voice to sinners will never again be heard! (Continue to sermon)

The epic battle of human history is found in Ezekiel 38–39, and it’s loaded with intrigue and secrets. While Ezekiel provides the most details of this Battle, at least ten books of the Bible speak of it. In cryptic and covert ways the Holy Spirit inspired the Prophets to repeatedly reference it. This battle involves about 20 nations converging on the mountains of Israel to destroy Israel and confiscate its wealth. One writer noted that Israel will be outnumbered 70 to 1.  (Continue to sermon)

The Bible shows mankind confronting a two-headed monster at the Endtime. First, there is the actual person the Bible calls the Antichrist. He will be a political prodigy, a financial wizard, and an international peace broker. But shortly after his rise to power, his charm will fade and he will morph into a war-mongering monster and ravage the world with destruction. He will turn on Israel, seek to eradicate Christianity, and even command people to worship him. That’s the Antichrist and we will discuss him later. What we must understand is, according to John, “the spirit of antichrist is already in the world.” Since that’s the case, we need to know how to recognize it. (Continue to sermon)

Did you know there are more prophecies that relate to the Last Days than any other time of history? That means there are even more Bible prophecies pertaining to the Endtime than those predicting how Jesus would come to Earth as our Savior 2000 years ago. And there is a purpose for this: God refuses to let people stumble blindly into the Apocalypse. He has provided the last generation with a deluge of irrepressible signs, wonders, and apocalerts that announce, “The end is near; you must prepare!” You see, God will not let anything impugn his character. It would be the height of injustice for God to withhold evidence that humanity had reached the Apocalypse but nobody knew it until it had engulfed them! (Click to sermon) 

In Matthew 24, Jesus gave one prophecy that painted a giant bulls-eye on the generation that will witness the Apocalypse and his return to Earth! He said, “As it was in the days of Noah, so shall it be with the return of the Son of Man” (Matt. 24:37). Did you know that these signs can only culminate in one generation or the entire prophecy loses its meaning? To state it another way: The veracity of this entire prophecy hinges on one and only one generation experiencing the phenomena of Noah’s generation. These dramatic signs include . . .  (Continue to sermon)

The most spectacular event of history will be the Second Coming of Jesus Christ. All our innervations and constraints will be instantly eliminated; the enemies of Christ and the Cross will submit to his lordship, and; Christians will be glorified to reign with Christ forever. But when will it happen? Is there a linchpin prophecy that the Bible has scripted that undeniably pinpoints the nearness of Christ’s Return? Did the Prophets foresee one sign so stunning that would alert people to the nearness of Christ’s Return? The answer is “Yes”! And what is that sign? Well, rather than instantly disclosing it I want to unveil the Supersign the way Jesus unveiled it to his Apostles. And he initiated its disclosure in the form of Parables. The first Parable is found in … (Continue to sermon)

The Professors of Religion surrounded Jesus and began their query. They demanded Christ to validate His claims by manifesting a sign from heaven. While He could have done that, He chose instead to teach a lesson from the sky. He pointed out, that as amateurs of meteorology without radar maps, they could predict the weather with a remarkable degree of accuracy. But why couldn’t these trained theologians identify their Messiah when they had the details of His life prefigured in Scripture? They knew the prophecies that traced His genealogy, birthplace, character, and ministry yet they could not discern the presence of their Messiah. Here’s my question: if most of the First Century Jews didn’t discern the signs that identified their Messiah’s First Coming, is it possible that the last generation could fail to perceive the signs pointing to His Second Coming? The obvious answer is, “Yes!” But the fact is, we don’t have to be undiscerning! You can know where this generation stands in regard to Biblical prophecy. (Continue to sermon)

by Robert D. Pace