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The End: Here Comes the King

This message, “The King is Coming,” calls believers to live not in fear of Jesus' return, but in preparation for it. Pastor Jared brings a powerful picture from Revelation 19 of Jesus returning—not as a suffering servant—but as the victorious King. Through this message, we’re challenged to wake up, clean up, and speak up, because Jesus is not just coming back to reign—He's coming back to reunite and restore.

Weekly Bible Study List

1. Revelation 19:11–16 (NLT) – A vivid picture of Jesus returning as the victorious King.
2. Philippians 2:10–11 (NLT) – Every knee will bow, and every tongue confess.
3. 1 Thessalonians 4:16–17 (NLT) – The promise of reunion with those we’ve lost.
4. Zechariah 14:4 (NLT) – Jesus will return to the Mount of Olives.
5. Hebrews 9:28 (NLT) – Jesus will come again to bring salvation to those eagerly waiting for Him.

The Sunday Outline & Notes

Pastor Jared opens with a vivid and relatable image: the breathtaking moment when a bride walks down the aisle and everyone stands in awe. He parallels that sacred pause to a far greater moment—the return of Jesus. This is not the meek baby in a manger or the gentle teacher at the well—this is Jesus, the King of Kings, coming in glory and judgment. The message centers around preparing our lives for that day, not in fear, but in reverence and hope.

Point 1: Jesus Will Return as a Victorious King

Drawing from Revelation 19:11–16, Pastor Jared emphasizes that Jesus is returning in full authority—with eyes of fire, a robe dipped in blood, and crowned with many crowns. This return isn’t about proving who was right in the culture wars—it’s about proving His Word was true all along. Like a championship parade, Jesus returns to publicly declare the victory He’s already secured.

Point 2: His Return Will Reunite Us with What We've Lost

Grief and loss often leave people questioning God’s promises. But 1 Thessalonians 4:16–17 offers assurance that Jesus’ return means reunification. The dead in Christ will rise, and believers will be together with the Lord forever. This promise doesn't erase pain—but it transforms it, giving us hope that tombstones have expiration dates, and tragedy is not the final word.

Point 3: Jesus Will Return to Exactly Where He Left

Scripture is not vague about Jesus’ return. According to Zechariah 14:4, Jesus will return to the Mount of Olives—the same place He ascended from, as confirmed in Acts 1. Pastor Jared powerfully explains that God doesn’t forget details. He keeps receipts. Every prophecy is logistical, not just inspirational. His return will be unmistakable.

From Sermon to Action

In light of this truth, the message ends with a call to action. Pastor Jared offers three practical ways to be found faithful when Jesus returns:

1. Wake Up – Avoid spiritual sleepwalking. Stay alert. Be present in your faith.
2. Clean Up – Let the Holy Spirit highlight areas of compromise. Make one bold step toward holiness.
3. Speak Up – Share your faith. Eternity is real, and someone in your life needs Jesus.

Worship Setlist

1. Yahweh We Love You
2. All Hail King Jesus
3. Alpha and Omega

Quotes Worth Reposting on Social Media

1. “The same Jesus who died in thorns is coming back in crowns.”
2. “Jesus isn’t coming back quietly—He’s coming in power, glory, and victory.”
3. “He’s not coming back to prove which side was right—He’s coming back to prove His word was right.”
4. “Victory sounds incredible—until you’re the one walking through tragedy.”
5. “Jesus won’t just return to close history—He’s returning to bring healing.”
6. “When we understand who Jesus truly is, we don’t fear His return—we anticipate the reunion.”
7. “The prophetic words of the Bible are not inspirational—they're logistical.”
8. “God keeps receipts. Every prophecy, every promise—fulfilled.”
9. “Don't let your soul hit the snooze button in the last days.”
10. “Eternity is real. And the King is returning.”

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