Your Blessed Hope in Dark Times by Pastor Joseph Prince

We live in a fallen world where disease, decay, and death can seem like a natural part of life. But as believers, we’re not meant to live with the expectation of growing old and dying. That’s not our portion in Christ! 

Do you know what Jesus wants you to look forward to with every day that passes? He doesn’t want you to expect to grow old, to expect to experience the physical ailments that come with age or to expect to pass away.

His Word says that we are not to look forward to death; we are to look forward to His return (see Titus 2:11–13)! Beloved, the Lord wants us to eagerly wait for Him because when He comes for us, we will receive our final inheritance.
FIND OUT WHAT IT IS
WATCH THE TRAILER
 
JOSEPH PRINCE'S NEW SERIES
—
YOUR BLESSED HOPE IN DARK TIMES
Join Joseph Prince as he reveals biblical prophecy about the rapture and end-times that'll help you live with peace and purpose every day of your life. If you’ve ever had burning questions about the rapture, such as: 
  • Is the rapture just a figment of imagination, or is it biblical?
  • What are the signs of the end-times?
  • Will believers face judgment in these last days?
  • How are the rapture and end-times relevant to my day-to-day life?

You'll find answers and assurance in the powerful truths shared in this series. 
 
CHECK OUT THE SERIES
 
ALREADY HAVE CREDITS? USE THEM TO GET THE SERIES ON THE JOSEPH PRINCE APP
ALSO, VIDEO STREAM NOW COMES WITH FREE AUDIO FORMAT!
REDEEM NOW
Location: Singapore

Comments

Post a Comment

Popular posts from this blog

Public Rebuke by Pastor Poju Oyemade

Paul's rebuke of Peter at Antioch and how it affects us and the "Christian culture" today. The story of two cities, Jerusalem and Antioch. (Part 2 of a four-part series) It is clear that doctrines are never built out of the experiences of people in the Scriptures no matter who they are. It was only Jesus who was sinless and outside of Him one cannot just "copy" actions without having a sound theological foundation for it. Paul made it clear in his writings the nature of this principle. For example, the early Church practised at a stage having all things in common among them, without any form of discrimination, they made sure all had from the material substance of others. We, however, read later Paul teaching on the essence of work and encouraging believers not to enable laziness among the brethren. He said 2 Thessalonians 3:10-11 "For even when we were with you, this we commanded you, that if any would not work, neither should he eat. For we hear that t
Read more

EASTER MEDITATION CONTINUED_

JOHN 11:25-26 *“…Yet He shall live…”* Where God sends death, He is sure to follow up with Life. It is a promise. You can take it to the bank. God shall not fail at it. He has never failed at it. This is a more assertive statement. For God, Death is always a means to Life! Death, in God’s work, is never an end. Instead, it is a means to an end. Watch out! If God sends Death towards an area of your life, it is so that He can follow it up swiftly with Life. Though your business may die, or anything for that matter, if it is God at work, it shall yet live. For Death will afford God the platform to filter that which is of Adam and Self in it. And to do a definite reconstruction by which a large way is paved for the life of Christ; that which the bible calls - “ _THE LIFE_ ”, to flow through it. That is the Resurrection! God has a super plan in mind; to re-imburse you with a resurrected version; an upgraded thing. Do not be misled about the scheme of things. Redemption works in this
Read more

Pastor Joseph Prince | Mediate and Believe Right

Image
Blessed be the God and Father of our Lord Jesus Christ, who has blessed us with every spiritual blessing in the heavenly places in Christ. Ephesians 1:3 Rest In The Finished Work Jesus has finished the work of saving and redeeming us (John 19:30), and when we believed in Jesus as our Savior, God placed us in Jesus’ finished work. Today, all we need to do is rest in the finished work. We rest in the finished work by simply believing that all the work to save us and keep us eternally forgiven, righteous and blessed is finished. This is important because there are many voices today telling us to work for God’s approval and acceptance before He will bless us—as if the work isn’t finished. My friend, the moment you try to finish what Christ has already finished, you fall into unbelief. So let go of your self-efforts and simply rest in the truth that whatever the blessing or success you need, you already have it in Christ Jesus through His finished work. Believe it, rest in it an
Read more