How is the Rapture Relevant Today? by Pastor Joseph Prince



There are those who think that when people look forward to the rapture, they become unmotivated. They stop trying to engage meaningfully with the world. They stop seeing the need to take action and responsibility when they should. They stop wanting to give their best in life.

Actually, God’s Word tells us that the opposite is true! 

Catch a revelation of the rapture and change how you live today. If you find yourself feeling dry and unmotivated, allow yourself to be filled with new purpose as you look forward to the Lord's coming!
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YOUR BLESSED HOPE IN DARK TIMES

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The world lives life at a frantic pace—chasing their ambitions, striving to get rich, pursuing status and recognition. Many times that comes with stress, worry, anxiety, and even psychosomatic health problems.

Beloved, that’s not the kind of life God wants you to live. He wants you to live life with peace and stability. That’s why before Jesus went to the cross, He told His disciples the secret to living life untroubled and undeceived by the trappings of worldly success:

"Let not your heart be troubled; … I will come again and receive you to Myself; that where I am, there you may be also." (John 14:1–3)
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