In the sermon titled "Behold, The Lord is Coming Back," preacher Tom Harding addresses the eschatological anticipation of Christ's return, emphasizing the importance of being vigilant and prepared. He argues that Christ's second coming will be sudden and unexpected, likening His return to a thief in the night as stated in Revelation 16:15. Harding supports his points by referencing various scriptural passages, including Revelation 1:7, Matthew 24:44, and 1 Thessalonians 4:16, which collectively highlight the certainty of Christ's return and the accompanying judgment for the unrepentant. The doctrinal significance of this sermon lies in its teaching on the necessity of holding tightly to the righteousness of Christ and remaining faithful in a spiritually dark world, assuring believers of their eternal security in Him while warning against the dangers of unrepentance and reliance on self-righteousness.
“Behold, I come as a thief. He comes, that is, suddenly He comes, when no one is expecting the Lord Jesus Christ to come back.”
“Blessed is He that keepeth His garments. What is that? We'll find out... I don't want to be clothed in my filthy rags.”
“The Lord is coming back. He's coming back in the hour that we think not.”
“This is talking about a spiritual battle of the forces of evil against God Almighty. That's Armageddon. And really, the word is made up of two words: Mageddon, which means mountain of assembly.”
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