“Life in the Millennial Kingdom” Matthew 6:9-13

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Date: September 19, 2021 Author: Wayne J. Edwards

“Time is so short, and the work which we have to do in it is so great that we have none of it to spare. The work which we have to do to prepare for eternity must be done in time, or it never can be done.” Jonathan Edwards made that profound statement in the early 1700s, and if it was true then, it must certainly be true today. As Christians, we dare not say, because the times are evil, we might as well surrender to the culture. Our assignment is to preach the gospel with our lips and our lives and allow the Holy Spirit to do His work in us and through us. In our next sermon in this series, “God’s Unfolding Drama of Redemption,” we will look at “Life in the Millennial Kingdom.”

“Time is so short, and the work which we have to do in it is so great that we have none of it to spare. The work which we have to do to prepare for eternity must be done in time, or it never can be done.”

Jonathan Edwards made that profound statement in the early 1700s, and if it was true then, it must certainly be true today. As Christians, we dare not say, because the times are evil, we might as well surrender to the culture. Our assignment is to preach the gospel with our lips and our lives and allow the Holy Spirit to do His work in us and through us.

In our next sermon in this series, “God’s Unfolding Drama of Redemption,” we will look at “Life in the Millennial Kingdom.”

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When we pray what is called “The Lord’s Prayer,” we are asking Jesus Christ to be the Supreme King of our lives, as He is in heaven today, and as He will soon be over all the earth.

In this series of sermons, we have outlined the major prophetic events that precede the millennial reign of Christ on the earth.

The true believer longs for the day when Christ returns to this earth to establish His Kingdom.

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