The Importance of Watching
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Luke 21:36
I hope that you remember the Jesus said there in Luke 21:36, “Watch and pray always that you may be accounted worthy to escape all these things."
So He holds out the hope that none of us will ever be so unprepared that we have to go through this. And if we are overcoming like Revelation 2 and 3 says, and if we are applying the lessons of those parables, we are not going to have to face this. It is very unlikely.
That is really the purpose of this sermon—to urge us all on, to be prepared, to be doing now what needs to be done, so that we do not have to face this horrible situation, where either choice leads to a horrible death.
Luke 21:36
Luke 21:36 is another verse frequently repeated. In it, Jesus says, “Watch therefore, and pray always that you may be counted worthy to escape all these things that will come to pass, and to stand before the Son of Man.” Many have taken it to mean to watch world events and pray for deliverance. But we now understand that watching relates to our own condition, and that the praying does not consist of daily prayers for escape, but instead indicates those who are in constant contact with God. The admonition is in the context of not getting caught up in the cares of life. It is a warning concerning what fills our hearts.
Articles
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Israel's Long War
'As a Thief in the Night' (2)
Are These the Last Days? (Part 2)
Are You Worthy to Escape? (2)
Caught Up in the Rapture
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Navigating the Third Wave
Our Uniqueness and Time
Outlook 2000 (Part One)
Places of Safety (2)
Praying Always (Part Five) (5)
Praying Always (Part Four) (6)
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Praying Always (Part One) (15)
Praying Always (Part Six) (3)
Praying Always (Part Three) (4)
Praying Always (Part Two) (10)
Recognizing the Second Witness
Should We Stop Having Babies?
The 'Open Door' of Philadelphia
The End Is Not Yet
The Four Horsemen (Part Two): The White Horse
The Other Great Tribulation
The Sixth Seal
The Sovereignty of God: Part Nine
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What Is Joel 2 Really About?
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Bible Studies
Parable of the Faithful and Evil Servants
The Model Prayer (Part One): Introduction
The Seven Churches (Part Eight): Philadelphia
The Seven Churches: What Now? (2)
Booklets
The Book of Revelation Unveiled at Last
Essays
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Deception by Silence
Watching Is Not Passive
Sermons
In Search of a Clear World View (Part Four)
Don't Be Indifferent
The Measure of Christ's Gift
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Finishing Your Gun Lap
Life in Sodom
Stand Fast in a Changing World
Secession (Part One): Separation Wrong?
The Book of Daniel (Part One)
The Book of Daniel (Part Eight)
Disinterestedness: Our Spiritual Iron Dome
David and the Gibeonites
Death, or Not A Hair of Your Head?
A Clean, Well-Lighted Place
The Book of Joel (Part Three)
Caveats About Self-Examination
The End Is Not Yet
Letters to Seven Churches (Part Six): Sardis
Indistractable
What Should We Do While Waiting for Christ's Return?
Patiently Waiting for Christ's Return
The Rapture and Trumpets
Establishing Our Hearts Before Christ's Return
Stop the Groundhog Day of Sin
The Grand Secret!
Don't Be Indifferent (1995)
Intimacy with Christ (Part 3)
Intimacy with Christ (Part 3)
Motivation to Endure
The Prayers of Jesus
Darts
Hebrews: A Message for Today
Trumpets: Soon To Be Fulfilled?
Lamentations (Part Seven; 1989)
Uniqueness and Time
Laodiceanism
Does Doctrine Really Matter? (Part 4)
Matthew (Part Twenty-One)
Dating (Part 1): The Purposes of Dating
Gideon's 300
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