In our younger years we tend to think we're invincible. Nothing can diminish our unbridled optimism.

During midlife we begin to ponder what nothing can diminish our unbridled optimism.

During midlife, we begin to ponder what we missed,

and in our senior years we run out of energy

and sometimes swap our optimism with procrastination. But today on Insight for Living Chuck Swindall warns against

denying our spiritual destiny. No matter your stage in life, the day of the Lord is

coming. Decisions must be made before it's too late.

So let's pick up the study now in revelation 16. Chuck titled his message,

The Final Seven Super Bowls.

Verse four tells us of the third, judgment through verse 7 now it gets a little a

little closer to home we've got sores malignant sores on face and hands we've got

the sea turned into this horrible swamp. Now we have the

freshwater becoming toxic. The third angel poured his bowl into the rivers and

springs of waters and they became blood.

I take it blood like the other.

I heard the angel of the waters saying, watch closely, righteous are you who are and who were,

O Holy One, because you judge these things.

Why would the angel say that?

This angel who has been an observer of life on this earth over a period of history.

Angels are timeless and ageless, so he's been in existence throughout it, having been created in eternity past, before there ever was matter or earth,

now says in spontaneous response, righteous are you, oh holy One, who are, who is, who were, who is, righteous are you to do this

judging. Look at the next verse, here's why. For they, meaning those people,

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