Podcasts about scripture: matthew 24:36-24:44

I am an advocate for military service for young men and women. I wish that our military could persuade more young people to volunteer for at least two years of military service because the benefits of focus and discipline cannot be ignored. Matthew 24:36-44 is a passage that calls for the church to remain alert as if one is to wait for someone important to come home. It is a call by our LORD to be ever diligent, alert, and disciplined in the faith longing for and open to our LORD’s glorious second coming to judge the nations and to gather his elect to himself. Jesus' Olivet Discourse with his disciples is all about HIS parousia. His second coming will be grand indeed, but Jesus drives home the point that despite no one knowing when this will be, not even the Son of God who comes. Despite the details given in Matthew 24 [and the parallel passages of Mark 13:32-36 & Luke 21:29-33] Jesus' intent is clear in that he expects his disciples, HIS church, to be always awake 21:29-33] Jesus' intent is clear in that he expects his disciples, HIS church, to be always awake to the signs and imminent coming of our LORD again. He describes the details of the parousia with prophetic language that demands a measure of faith from the limited mind of the disciple. God the Father alone knows. He is omniscient. He is the original and primary knower of all things, especially of the day and time of the great Day of the Lord. Let's dig into Matthew 24:36-44 together

Victory Fellowship Church

For Advent '22 our theme is "Unexpected Christmas". Through the series we'll be looking at the unexpected elements of the Christmas Story and exploring how it helps us face the unexpected through trusting Christ. In this episode, Pastor Chris Kipp leads off the series with a teaching entitled "Expect The Unexpected" from Isaiah 7:14 and Matthew 24:36-44. Renaissance Church - Richmond, Texas ren-church.org #alloflifealltheearth

Sermon Text: Matthew 24:36-44 Sermon Date: 12/4/2022 Speaker: Brian Crawford

Sermon Text: Matthew 24:36-44 Sermon Date: 12/4/2022 Speaker: Brian Crawford

Sermon Text: Matthew 24:36-44 Sermon Date: 12/4/2022 Speaker: Brian Crawford

Sermon Text: Matthew 24:36-44 Sermon Date: 12/4/2022 Speaker: Brian Crawford

The Last Sunday of the Church Year encourages us to look forward to the 2nd Coming (Advent) of Jesus by remembering what brought us to this time. The first Season of the Church Year (Advent), encourages us to anticipate the Coming of Christ by looking forward to hearing again the narrative of Christ coming to us.

Advent 1 : How to be agile Matthew 24: 36-44 Rev Keith Morrison

Pascal Denault - Mt 24.36 DESCRIPTION : Le verset 36 sert de point pivot dans le discours du mont des Oliviers où il sera dorénavant question non plus de la chute de Jérusalem, mais du retour de Christ et de la fin du monde. La première chose que Jésus déclare à propos de cet événement final de l’histoire est qu’aucune créature ne peut savoir quand il aura lieu. Nous nous pencherons sur ce seul verset en développant à tour de rôle ces deux points de réflexion. PLAN A. Jésus parle maintenant de sa parousie finale B. Jésus même ne connaît pas le moment de sa parousie finale QUESTIONS 1. Quels sont les arguments indiquant que Jésus commence à parler spécifiquement de sa seconde venue à partir du verset 36? 2. Quelle est la première chose que Jésus enseigne concernant son retour? 3. Comment peut-on expliquer que même le Fils ignore le jour et l’heure s’il est Dieu? 4. Pourquoi est-il bon que Dieu seul sache le jour et l’heure du retour de Christ?

Pascal Denault - Mt 24.36 DESCRIPTION : Le verset 36 sert de point pivot dans le discours du mont des Oliviers où il sera dorénavant question non plus de la chute de Jérusalem, mais du retour de Christ et de la fin du monde. La première chose que Jésus déclare à propos de cet événement final de l’histoire est qu’aucune créature ne peut savoir quand il aura lieu. Nous nous pencherons sur ce seul verset en développant à tour de rôle ces deux points de réflexion. PLAN A. Jésus parle maintenant de sa parousie finale B. Jésus même ne connaît pas le moment de sa parousie finale QUESTIONS 1. Quels sont les arguments indiquant que Jésus commence à parler spécifiquement de sa seconde venue à partir du verset 36? 2. Quelle est la première chose que Jésus enseigne concernant son retour? 3. Comment peut-on expliquer que même le Fils ignore le jour et l’heure s’il est Dieu? 4. Pourquoi est-il bon que Dieu seul sache le jour et l’heure du retour de Christ?

Jesus The Prophet: A Study of Jesus' View of the End Times.

In these perilous times, many are turning their eyes toward the coming of the Lord. We wonder, “Is Jesus near? About to return? Are these the last of the last days?” Tune in as Pastor Jeff brings a brand new message on Christ’s return: “A Thief in the Night!”

In these perilous times, many are turning their eyes toward the coming of the Lord. We wonder, “Is Jesus near? About to return? Are these the last of the last days?” Tune in as Pastor Jeff brings a brand new message on Christ’s return: “A Thief in the Night!”

In these perilous times, many are turning their eyes toward the coming of the Lord. We wonder, “Is Jesus near? About to return? Are these the last of the last days?” Tune in as Pastor Jeff brings a brand new message on Christ’s return: “A Thief in the Night!”

In these perilous times, many are turning their eyes toward the coming of the Lord. We wonder, “Is Jesus near? About to return? Are these the last of the last days?” Tune in as Pastor Jeff brings a brand new message on Christ’s return: “A Thief in the Night!”

In these perilous times, many are turning their eyes toward the coming of the Lord. We wonder, “Is Jesus near? About to return? Are these the last of the last days?” Tune in as Pastor Jeff brings a brand new message on Christ’s return: “A Thief in the Night!”

Pastor David continues in the prophesy update as we keep working our way through the book of Matthew. In this message, Pastor David compares our time to the "days of Noah" that we see in our text. What lessons can we learn from this parabolic form of teaching? The big takeaway for the day is: You protect your stuff, you protect your life, but do you protect your eternity?

Pastor David continues in the prophesy update as we keep working our way through the book of Matthew. In this message, Pastor David compares our time to the "days of Noah" that we see in our text. What lessons can we learn from this parabolic form of teaching? The big takeaway for the day is: You protect your stuff, you protect your life, but do you protect your eternity?

Epiphany Lutheran Message is part of the Sunday and Wednesday worship services of Epiphany Lutheran Church. We believe when the Bible says all, it truly means ALL because the gifts of God are free. For more info go to epiphanysuwanee.org.

Why are you waiting

Rev. Whitney Fauntleroy preaches on the First Sunday of Advent. The scripture lesson is Matthew 24:36-44, and is read by Rev. Larry Hayward.

Why are you waiting

Storyline Christian Community

The weekly Bible Reading and Sermon from Westbourne Park Uniting Church's 9:15am - Family Service.

Farmstead Baptist

Matthew Series-The End of Religion and the End of the World

The problem of personal entropy Is this true for you? Matthew 24: 36 - 44 1. What does Jesus mean when he says “stay awake” and “be ready”? Cultivate an intentional LIFESTYLE. 2. Is Jesus calling you to live in a constant state of fear? We do not do good to be SAVED, we are SAVED to do good. So what now? (Two testing questions) If you were to stand in JUDGMENT before Jesus next week, what would you do today? Is there any part of my life that is inconsistent with the gospel?

Connecting People to God in Christ

First Sunday of Advent

Are You Ready? Matthew 24: 36-44 Keith Morrison

On this First Sunday of Advent, we look to both the celebration of the birth of Christ and to the coming fullness of the Kingdom of God. We find hope based upon the faithfulness of God and see our role in active waiting as using our gifts to bring forth the Kingdom in the here and now.

Epiphany Lutheran Message is part of the Sunday and Wednesday worship services of Epiphany Lutheran Church. We believe when the Bible says all, it truly means ALL because the gifts of God are free. For more info go to epiphanysuwanee.org.

On this First Sunday of Advent, we look to both the celebration of the birth of Christ and to the coming fullness of the Kingdom of God. We find hope based upon the faithfulness of God and see our role in active waiting as using our gifts to bring forth the Kingdom in the here and now.

Hope is not far away Advent

Not a matter of If

Over the next 23 days we are going to focus on the Christ of Christmas rather than the commercialization of Christmas. To do this we will light one advent candle each week along with a brief explanation of the symbolism involved. This week we will light our first candle of hope and expectation. That hope was realized over 2000 years ago in a manger…in a stable…in Bethlehem. Let’s go back in time over the next 4 weeks and take a walk through the stable. There are other things in that stable other than those we normally see at a manger scene. So as we journey through the stable in anticipation of the birth of Christ, what do you experience as you walk into the stable?

Over the next 23 days we are going to focus on the Christ of Christmas rather than the commercialization of Christmas. To do this we will light one advent candle each week along with a brief explanation of the symbolism involved. This week we will light our first candle of hope and expectation. That hope was realized over 2000 years ago in a manger…in a stable…in Bethlehem. Let’s go back in time over the next 4 weeks and take a walk through the stable. There are other things in that stable other than those we normally see at a manger scene. So as we journey through the stable in anticipation of the birth of Christ, what do you experience as you walk into the stable?

Are You Ready?

Rev. Tracey Thomas incorporates the Apostles' Creed into a lesson about the advent season and about how its significance in our lives is derived in the entire story of Christ (virgin birth, sinless life, crucifixion, burial, ascension), not just His birth.