Giglio warns that idolatry will lead to people worshiping anything other than God in the last days. "This is still the mission of the people of God."įifth is about the "Abomination that Causes Desolation" "So the Great Commission, just to be clear, is still, go ye therefore into all the world and preach the Gospel to all people," he said. Giglio emphasized that spreading the Gospel to all people groups is what sets off Christ's return. He said that if they want to share the Gospel with their loved ones in the future, they should do it now.Īccording to him, the enemy's strategy is to keep people focused on the future rather than living in the now, as Jesus instructed them to do.įourth, the Great Commission's completion is the pivotal moment for Jesus' second coming. Third, Christians should "live ready." In his sermon, Giglio urged Christians to live each day as though Christ might come at any moment. "The enemy's plan for you and for me, in light of the fact that Jesus is coming soon, is that you would get deceived," he warned. Thus, a deep relationship with God is essential for discerning right from evil, he said. Second, the enemy's strategy involves deceit.
"I want to live alert, but I don't want to be frantic. "I would prefer you would wake up tomorrow and say Jesus is coming soon and he could come imminently," he said. "Wars and rumors of war," according to the Bible, are inevitable, but Giglio urged people to focus on what Jesus says in the scriptures rather than on the headlines. The first was to remain attentive, yet unnerved. And I want you to know that Jesus is coming soon." "This has been the plan all along," he stated "Yes, Jesus would come at Christmas and do what only He could do, but that He would come again to planet earth. In a recent sermon, Pastor Louis Giglio made an important point about being ready for Jesus' return.Īs first reported by CB N News, during the sermon, The Passion City Church pastor drew seven conclusions from Matthew 24 to show how Jesus' coming would have a profound effect on people's daily lives.
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