Hey guys, I am looking forward to the podcast today, but with a bit of trepidation, because Jesus says

some things at the end of Matthew 25 that really speak to the core of what saving faith

looks like. And it is very convicting.

I hope that you'll listen in today.

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We are in Matthew 25 and I'm going to dive right in because I want to try to get done with

this chapter today. It really is kind of one big

thought. So we're in verse number 31 where Jesus is completing this discourse on the Mount

of Olives where he's talking about his return and talking about those events that will proceed it. All of this

is based upon questions that the disciples have asked him. When is the disciple? How is the temple? And when is

the temple going to be destroyed? And what are the signs of the end of the age

and when are you going to come again and Jesus is answering these questions verse 31 when the

son of man shall come in his glory so again Jesus is answering this question emphatically about

his coming and talking about it's not if,

it's when.

But when he comes, he's going to come in his glory.

So the first time Jesus came as a humble servant as the carpenter from Nazareth.

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