Hey, today we're going to talk about one aspect of the Lord's return that you might not

expect us to talk about. Stay tuned.

All right, Jeff, we're going to talk about something today that's a little bit different aspect concerning the Lord's return.

And it has to do with kind of the younger generations.

You know, I've got two college age kids and one 10th grader.

And, you know, they know about Bible prophecy, but at the same time, they're planning for their future.

My oldest son just got engaged.

They're excited about the things to come. the normal life milestones that we all look forward to and stuff.

So that generation, you and I have both gotten questions from listeners like, well, wait, I don't

want the Lord to come just yet. I got some life to live. I got some things to do, some things I want to

experience. So today

we're going to talk about how we can encourage people like that. So you've worked a lot with

youth and stuff like that. So you've fielded this question several times. So what are some

answers that you have for those people? Yeah. And I totally identify with that. I mean,

every guy just says, Lord, can I just first get married before you come back? Yeah.

And, you know, my kids are all married and they're in their 20s and having kids themselves

and, you know, babies on the way and that type of thing.

So, you know, they have this attitude.

It's like, Jesus, I love you.

I want you to come back, but could you just wait just a little bit to do that? And there's almost, you know,

this thing that's going on, it's almost like a duality, you know, within us. We have these two

desires that sometimes compete with one another is that we do want the Lord to come back at the same

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