Sermon Outlines and Lessons on the
End Times

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Many today claim that our eternal home will be a renovated earth. But is that what the Bible teaches? This lesson examines both Old and New Testament scriptures to reveal the true nature of the “new heavens and new earth”—a heavenly, eternal dwelling prepared by God for the righteous.

    

Bobby Stafford

Many speculate about Christ’s return, but only Scripture gives us certainty. What will truly happen when Jesus comes again? This lesson examines key biblical passages to reveal the truth: the resurrection of all, the final judgment, the end of the world, and the eternal reward or punishment that follows.

       

Bobby Stafford

The Great Pyramids of Egypt, Stonehenge, Statues on Easter Island, ancient temples in China, St. Peter’s Cathedral, and many more landmarks could be named that have stood the test of time over centuries and even millennia.  But a day is coming when all of these will be completely destroyed, dissolved, no longer in existence.  Not a trace of them will remain.

Text:  II Peter 3:10-13

   

Bobby Stafford

Yes, indeed, the end is near!  The end of the Christian age is near.  It was near in the first century and it’s near in the twenty-first as well.  Because this is true, how should we act?  Should we make more specific predictions about the coming of Christ?  Should we go hide in a cave?  We should do exactly what the apostle Peter told his first century readers to do.

Text:  I Peter 4:7

Bobby Stafford

Many today believe in a future “Rapture” followed by a thousand-year reign of Christ on Earth. But does the Bible actually teach this? This lesson examines key scriptures that expose the contradictions of millennial doctrine and affirm Christ’s present reign in heaven—not a future one on Earth.

David Hersey

What will happen at the end of the world? The Bible speaks clearly: the heavens will dissolve, the earth will burn, and Christ will return in judgment. This lesson explores what God reveals about the final day—its suddenness, destruction, and the eternal hope for those who are prepared.

David Hersey