Here is the list of mentions of the Day of the Lord in Joel, each with a one-word theme summarizing its essence: 1. Joel 1:15 – Destruction "Woe for the day! For the day of the Lord is near, and it will come as destruction from the Almighty." Theme: Destruction. The...

The "secret coming" of Jesus often refers to the Rapture, a distinct event in Christian eschatology where Jesus Christ comes for His Church, removing believers from the earth before the Tribulation period. This contrasts with the Second Coming, where Jesus visibly...

Text: 1 Thessalonians 5:1–11 (Amplified Bible) Title: Living in Readiness for the Day of the Lord Introduction: Imagine a homeowner who hears rumors of a burglar but chooses to leave their doors unlocked and alarms off. When the thief arrives, they are unprepared....

Key Theme: The Day of the Lord refers to a future period when God will intervene decisively in human history to execute His judgment and fulfill His promises. It is characterized by both destruction for the wicked and deliverance for the righteous, emphasizing God's...

Passage: Isaiah 26:1–10 Key Revelation Passage: Revelation 7:9–17 Key Verse: Isaiah 26:3–4 Introduction Illustration: Imagine a ship navigating a storm, guided by a lighthouse. Despite the waves, the sailors trust in the unchanging light for safety. Similarly, the...

Introduction Justice is a universal longing. Across cultures, people seek accountability for both earthly and unseen evils. Isaiah 24:21 declares God's ultimate judgment not only on earthly rulers but also on spiritual powers, emphasizing His supreme sovereignty. This...