Living Right in a Wrong World/Our Lord’s Return: What Then? - CD

Our Lord’s Return: What Then? - CD

1 John 2:28-3:3

The doctrine of the return of Jesus Christ is no recent fad. It is part of the body of truth taught not only by Jesus Himself but also by His apostles. Paul was especially fond of the subject and often wrote of it in his letters. He used four terms to describe it: parousia (Christ’s presence), phanerosis (His appearing), epiphaneia (His epiphany), and apokalupsis (His revelation). John used those first two terms in the section of 1 John we’re looking at today. In fact, John used the phrase “when [Christ] appears” twice in these five verses (2:28; 3:2). It is clear that John was urging all of us, his readers, to think and plan ahead—to realize that the Lord’s return is an inescapable reality which we can face with assurance, not shame. We are to be filled with anticipation, knowing that “we will see Him just as He is.” What a grand hope!

Individual message on CD or MP3

Related Series Resources

See the complete list of resources for this series:
Living Right in a Wrong World

Copyright © 2009, ℗ 2009 by Charles R. Swindoll, Inc. All rights are reserved worldwide.
“We Shall Behold Him” lyrics and music by Dottie Rambo: Copyright © 1980 by John T. Benson Publishing Co., New Spring Publishing, Inc., & Brentwood-Benson Music. All rights reserved worldwide. Originally performed by Sandi Patti on The Finest Moments Copyright ? 1989 by Word Entertainment. Used by permission. Rendition of this recording taken from: Sandi Patty: Hymns of Faith . . . Songs of Inspiration Time/Life Music, 2004
This Insight for Living production is for your personal use only. Civil and criminal copyright infringement occurs when this production is uploaded to the Internet, publicly performed, copied, or placed on any information storage and retrieval system now known or yet to be invented, without prior written permission from Insight for Living.

Out of stock. The product will be placed on backorder.

Our Lord’s Return: What Then?