Tribulation on SermonAudio

The Antichrist Stage is ended with the end of the Great Tribulation. The Tribulation wars finally cause the Jewish leaders in Israel to recognize that Jesus is their Messiah. This event is referred to as the Regeneration of Israel. ALL ISRAEL WILL BE SAVED Romans 11:25-26 25 For I would not, brethren, that ye should be ignorant of this mystery, lest ye should be wise in your own conceits; that bli...

After revisiting why we conclude that America fulfills the Rev. 18 prophecy of Babylon, the message draws parallels between the fall of ancient Jerusalem and the anticipated judgment of America. It contends that America, identified as the 'last of the nations' in Jeremiah 50-51, has become a global center of evil and warfare, mirroring the spiritual and moral decay of ancient Israel. The message u...

This sermon examines the theological distinctions between the Rapture and the Day of the Lord, arguing for a pre-tribulational timeline where believers are removed before the period of divine wrath begins. The speaker identifies 1 Thessalonians 5 and 2 Thessalonians 2 as the primary biblical texts defining the start of the Day of the Lord, linking the 'peace and safety' mentioned in the former to...

What is the "abomination of desolation" in Matthew 24, and what does Jesus mean by the great tribulation? In Matthew 24:15-28, Jesus warns His disciples about the coming destruction of Jerusalem, false christs and false prophets, and the future return of the Son of Man. Pastor Casey Lewis continues through the Olivet Discourse by arguing that Jesus' warning about the abomination of desolation refe...

This sermon explores the theological significance of God's oath to Abraham as a demonstration of His gracious condescension and unchangeable character. It argues that while God's word is inherently trustworthy, He swears an oath to provide deeper assurance to weak human hearts, encouraging believers to hold fast to their hope. The text highlights the necessity of patience and faith in waiting for...

The sermon explores the dual prophecy in Mark 13 regarding the destruction of the Jewish temple and the final judgment of the world, emphasizing that both events signify the end of life as previously known. It argues that the Old Testament sacrificial system was fulfilled in Christ, rendering temple worship obsolete and establishing a new way of access to God through faith in Jesus alone. The prea...

This sermon explores Proverbs 30, identifying it as a prophetic text that points to the Antichrist and the tribulation period while emphasizing the necessity of humility before God. The speaker highlights Agur's confession of ignorance as a model for believers who must recognize their spiritual limitations and rely on the Holy Spirit for understanding rather than human intellect. A central theme i...

Frogs in the bedroom, frogs in the ovens, frogs in the kneading bowls. Lice that no magician could copy. Swarms of biting flies, dying cattle, boils, hail with fire inside, locusts, and three days of darkness. It all sounds random, until you learn that every one of these plagues was aimed at a different god of Egypt. In this message from the series Is The Old Testament Obsolete?, Pastor Jim Scudde...

This sermon explores the doctrine of divine retribution and the second coming of Christ as presented in 2 Thessalonians 1:6-10, addressing the tension between the suffering of believers and the apparent flourishing of the wicked. The central message assures the audience that God's judgments are righteous and that a future reversal will occur when Jesus returns to judge those who reject the gospel....

This sermon examines the major theological positions regarding the Tribulation, contrasting preterist, historicist, and idealist views with the futurist perspective. It argues that a literal, historical-grammatical interpretation of Scripture necessitates a distinction between Israel and the Church, leading to a future, seven-year period of divine wrath. The speaker presents a detailed case for a...

This sermon explores the dual application of Job 5:29, addressing both the downcast sinner and the struggling believer. It begins by describing the natural and spiritual condition of sinners who are cast down due to separation from God, guilt, and the emptiness of life, offering the gospel as the definitive message of lifting up through Christ's sacrifice. The tone shifts to pastoral comfort for C...

Is the end times a cause for fear? In this message, we see that it should be instead a source of hope! -Notes: https://pastormarksbury.blogspot.com/2026/09/sermon-coming-hope-of-end-times-dan-1213.html -Livestream: https://lwbcfruita.org/live -Donations: https://www.lwbcfruita.org/give

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This sermon examines the sixth trumpet judgment in Revelation, focusing on the release of four bound angels from the Euphrates River to execute divine wrath. The exposition highlights God's sovereign control over historical events and the specific timing of these judgments, contrasting the mercy of the golden altar with the inevitable consequence of rejecting grace. The text describes a massive, f...

Jesus speaks of end times in a way that seems hidden to the Western church.

What will actually happen when Jesus Christ returns? Who are the mysterious "powers of the heavens" that will be shaken at His Second Coming? And what does Jesus' teaching in Mark 13:24–27 tell us about the Tribulation, final judgment, the rapture, the resurrection, and the return of Christ? In this message, we take a deep dive into Jesus' stunning prophecy in the Olivet Discourse and examine His...

The sermon emphasizes the biblical command to continue instant in prayer, presenting it as a vital expression of dependence on God rather than a mechanical ritual. By contrasting the self-reliant posture of the Pharisee with the humble repentance of the publican, the message argues that prayer is the proper response to anxiety and fear, grounded in the assurance of Christ's sacrifice. The text enc...

The tribulation described here reminds us of the need to be adequately prepared for the rapture. The believer will be taken out, but the unbeliever will be left. We must seek to live holy lives in preparation for the coming of the Lord.

The sermon critiques a Sunday school lesson for misinterpreting Psalm 49, arguing that the text is not about the rich versus poor but rather a parable concerning Jews during the tribulation period. It emphasizes that individuals are victims of their own sins rather than external adversaries and asserts that wealth cannot purchase salvation or redeem one's soul. The preacher distinguishes between t...

Jesus warned His disciples ahead of time so they would not stumble, quit, or be stopped when persecution came. John 16 shows that the hatred they would face would not only come from the openly wicked world, but also from religious people who believed they were serving God while rejecting Christ and harming His followers. The word "offended" means more than having hurt feelings; it means being hind...

In this sermon, Pastor Linehan considers the joyful refining outcome of trials for the believer.

This sermon explores the Olivet Discourse in Luke 21, emphasizing that the end of the present evil age is not determined by human catastrophe but by the sovereign return of Jesus Christ. The preacher contrasts the fear of the world with the joy of the believer, who looks up to see their redemption drawing near. By distinguishing between the temporary suffering of this age and the eternal glory of...