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Episode 121: Judgement Day....it might not be what you think
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Judgement Day…it might not be what you think
When most people hear the words judgement day, they automatically think about a judgement of heaven or hell. That’s not the judgment day that God wants us focusing on. I was once caught up in eschatology, which is the study of end times. I had many books that had the author’s opinion on how this was all going to end. They had their charts and diagrams regarding pre-trib or post-trib and who is the antichrist. I threw all of them in the garbage when I finally realized that no one knows for sure how this all shakes out.
Mat 24: 36 “Concerning that day and exact hour, no one knows when it will arrive, not even the angels of heaven —only the Father knows.
I have never seen any of these authors refund any money to those of us who bought their books when it was proven they had missed it. We all see in part and anyway, all this energy on end times isn’t helping to make folks’ better people. Our focus must remain on him and him only.
To the overcomer, the individual who consciously is in the overcoming process, knows that to him every day is a judgment day.
There are two very important decisions we must make and if we do, there will be no fear or concern about anything regarding God’s judgement of us.
Every day should be a judgement day for all of us. This is where it all begins. The Bible encourages examining and judging one's own actions and motives, through the eyes of Jesus, particularly in relation to God's word.
1Cor 11:31
31 If we have examined (judge) ourselves, we should not be judged.
This process of self-reflection requires humility and a sincere desire to align our hearts with God’s will. While we are called to assess our own spiritual journey, it is equally important to remember the spirit in which judgment is approached—one rooted in love, not condemnation. True judgment, as guided by Scripture, seeks to restore, to lift others up, and to walk in the light of grace.
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