What Happens If I’m Sinning When Jesus Returns? | Ask the Briscoes

Here's what we know: A day is coming when Jesus will return to gather His people in glory. It's something He's promised to do!
What happens if you're sinning the moment He returns though? That's a fearful thought, isn't it?
Highlighting Jesus' own teaching on the subject, Stuart Briscoe encourages you to turn your focus from fear to faithfulness as the day of Christ approaches-waiting, watching, and working in the power of His Spirit!
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[@jesusisumgreat5342]

Amen

[@TheBlessedgardner]

God bless you Mr. Briscoe. You answered the question if people were truly paying attention.

[@endurance7260]

Stuart, with great respect. Thank you for your encouragment. Fear to faithfulness in Christ return. May God Bless the beautiful Briscoe family, all of sound mind in Lord Jesus Christ Amen. L/pool.

[@trevisbrown489]

With all due respect , That’s the problem with many teachers they don’t want to offend anyone ! Though what you said was correct you left out the answer to the Question!!What happened to the 5 virgins ... they got left behind ! When Jesus returns the Grace dispensation is over! So if you’re not ready .. you get left, and what you could have Gotten Free ( Salvation ,because of Grace ) Now it will cost you By going through the tribulation and not taking the mark ( Be faithful unto Death) ! Now when he comes be watching and waiting

[@savagesh2531]

Kind of a non answer to a question that may have been ...from someone who may be struggling with thoughts of losing their salvation. We Christians all continue to sin. And this struggle is explained by Paul..re his own struggles of wanting to do right and finding himself doing what he doesn’t want to do. Scripture tells us.once saved...always saved! Nothing can take us out of the loving hands of our God..thanks be to Jesus! (Romans) Paul turns his concerns around to praising Jesus for saving him!...as he continues to struggle with sin. Jesus died for our sins of past, present and future. Meaning a future sin at the time of His return has already been dealt with at the Cross. Go to Jesus with your questions. Jesus is the best Teacher!...and He truly understands what is behind our concerns. No one can replace our relationship with Christ! As all relationships, it takes communication. Scripture is Jesus speaking to us . It’s His Love Letter to us!

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Stuart answers the question "Can we lose our salvation?" here: kzbin.info/www/bejne/boi4p3qbedB5ars