Do you realize that God has preplanned his last speech to the world? It’s all recorded here in the fourteenth chapter of Revelation. John discloses the LORD’s announcement by use of three angels in Revelation 14. Part of his message is presented in the form of a Gospel, which means “good news.” You may wonder, There is good news in Revelation? Yes, there is! But once God’s Good News reverberates, and people accept or reject it, God’s beckoning voice to sinners will never again be heard. (Continue to message)

Introduction: The book of 2 Thessalonians contains three terse chapters from the Apostle Paul. Of this brief epistle, Chapter 2 is by far the bulwark of his writing. In it, he aims at correcting some falsehoods that concerned Christ’s Return to Earth and the Antichrist. What’s interesting is, a sinister deceiver had emerged and made Paul the author of this aberrance in at least two of three ways. This is how he did it: one was a false teaching asserting that Christ had secretly returned; the second was a false prophecy about this matter; and the third was a forged letter with Paul’s name attached that was circulating about this. These falsehoods caused the Thessalonians to assume that Christ’s secret return and rapture of other Christians had left them behind! Thus, Paul’s epistle discloses how this type of rapture would be impossible. He makes his case by defining the “Day of the Lord” and by presenting a chain of events that all Believers should look for.

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Introduction: Paul’s chief concern is to correct the false belief that a “secret rapture” had snatched away other Christians and left behind the Christians of Thessaloniki. Thus, Paul refutes this by presenting a chain of events that Christians can identify and thus prepare them for the Lord’s Return. In this message, I will address the lying wonders of the Antichrist, the great apostasy of Christians, and the great lie of the Endtime.

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