In the sermon titled "The Prophecy of the End," Frank Tate addresses the eschatological teachings found in Matthew 24:3-14, focusing on the nature and implications of Christ's second coming. Tate argues against the common misconceptions surrounding the end times, emphasizing that the prophecies of Jesus should not lead to fear but rather to comfort for believers. He highlights several key points, including warnings against deception by false prophets (Matthew 24:4-5), the significance of Christ's completed work, and the assurance that God's elect will persevere through tribulations (Matthew 24:13). He urges the congregation to concentrate on their present relationship with Christ rather than speculating on future events, ultimately calling them to focus on preaching the gospel as the primary task of the church until Christ returns.
“The issue is who is coming. If you believe Christ and you love Christ, you can't wait for him to come back.”
“Don't come to Christ because you're afraid that he's getting ready to come any moment now and you better hurry up and make a decision and get saved. Come to Christ because you love him and know him.”
“All those events that will happen, how just how horrible that they'll be, if there’s persecution like what's gone on in the history of the world, no matter how horrible that is, not one of God's people will ever perish.”
“Let's focus on what God's given us to do today. Here's what God's given to us to put to our hand to do today. Preach the gospel, believe the gospel.”
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Frank grew up under the ministry of Henry Mahan in Ashland, Kentucky where he later served as an elder. Frank is now the pastor of Hurricane Road Grace Church in Cattletsburg / Ashland, Kentucky.
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