The sermon titled "When the End Times Come, Look Up," preached by Stephen Hyde, centers on the theological doctrine of eschatology. Hyde explores Jesus' directive in Luke 21:28 to "look up and lift up your heads, for your redemption draweth nigh" amidst the signs of the end times. He emphasizes the transitory nature of the physical world versus the eternal promises of God, citing apocalyptic signs such as wars, disasters, and the spiritual decline of society as indicative of the approaching end. Specific Scripture references include Luke 21:25-28 and the implications of redemption through Christ. The practical significance of this message encourages believers to remain hopeful and vigilant, looking to Christ for salvation rather than succumbing to fear of worldly troubles, highlighting the Reformed emphasis on sovereign grace in the process of redemption.
“What are we to do? Are we just to bury our head in the sand and think, well, this is going to pass by?”
“The day of redemption to the Church of God will come.”
“Our sin must be removed. The price must be paid to take away our sin.”
“What a mercy, therefore, to have the favor of God and to realize that there is to the Church of God this greater and glorious redemption.”
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