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As 1 Thessalonians continues, the Apostle Paul addresses believers' questions about the Judgement Day of the Lord. Rather than charting dates and developing pet theories, the key is knowing who we are in Christ - allowing our identity as "children of light" to influence our actions and the way we live. Continue Reading 

As 1 Thessalonians continues, the Apostle Paul addresses believers' questions about the Judgement Day of the Lord. Rather than charting dates and developing pet theories, the key is knowing who we are in Christ - allowing our identity as "children of light" to influence our actions and the way we live. Continue Reading 

Confusion about the second coming of Christ provides an opportunity for Christians to be reminded about what the Bible teaches. In 1 Thessalonians 4, Paul wrote to encourage the church with the certain hope that Jesus will return, and that those who are in Christ will be with him forever. Continue Reading 

Confusion about the second coming of Christ provides an opportunity for Christians to be reminded about what the Bible teaches. In 1 Thessalonians 4, Paul wrote to encourage the church with the certain hope that Jesus will return, and that those who are in Christ will be with him forever. Continue Reading 

Each of us has an appointment with God. We may not know the exact date, but the meeting is a certainty. Are we ready? Addressing this very question, Jesus shared a parable about several servants whose master had left town for a wedding banquet. In the same way that a wise servant is ready to meet his ... Continue Reading 

Like the servants in Jesus’ parable who stayed awake for their master, we want to be ready and waiting for Christ when He returns. Alistair Begg reminds us, however, that we are only prepared to meet Jesus if the Holy Spirit has transformed our hearts and minds—something only He can do. Once He converts us, we ... Continue Reading 

The modern world struggles to find meaning in both individual lives and history as a whole. The Bible, however, teaches that our steps are being ordered by God and that history is moving toward a destination. In this sermon, Alistair Begg turns our attention to Jesus’ teachings about His Second Coming. The day of Jesus Christ will ... Continue Reading 

The modern world struggles to find meaning in both individual lives and history as a whole. The Bible, however, teaches that our steps are being ordered by God and that history is moving toward a destination. In this sermon, Alistair Begg turns our attention to Jesus’ teachings about His Second Coming. The day of Jesus Christ will ... Continue Reading 

When the disciples left the Temple in Mark 13, they were impressed by its grandeur. Jesus took the opportunity to instruct them not to get sidetracked with religious externalism. Alistair Begg teaches that all of our outward religious endeavors are to no avail apart from the saving work of Christ alone. Continue Reading 

When the disciples left the Temple in Mark 13, they were impressed by its grandeur. Jesus took the opportunity to instruct them not to get sidetracked with religious externalism. Alistair Begg teaches that all of our outward religious endeavors are to no avail apart from the saving work of Christ alone. Continue Reading 

No one knows exactly when Christ will return. Like the servants mentioned in this parable, we must stay on guard while continuing to do the work God has called to do. Alistair Begg reminds us that the day of Christ’s return will most certainly come, and that the same event, which causes anguish for unbelievers, will ... Continue Reading 

No one knows exactly when Christ will return. Like the servants mentioned in this parable, we must stay on guard while continuing to do the work God has called to do. Alistair Begg reminds us that the day of Christ’s return will most certainly come, and that the same event, which causes anguish for unbelievers, will ... Continue Reading 

What comfort can we speak into the turbulence of our times? Alistair Begg reminds us that we cannot properly understand the condition of the world without acknowledging our own innate hostility towards God. When we exalt Christ to the highest place and hide ourselves in Him, we will find an unshakeable refuge from the wrath to come ... Continue Reading