November 17, 2024

As skepticism grows about Jesus’ return, society teeters on a spiritual precipice. Peter warned that in the last days, scoffers would arise, mocking divine promises and abandoning God’s truth in favor of their desires (2 Peter 3:3-4). He said they’d begin to doubt Jesus’ return.  This shift is not merely individual disbelief; it opens the door to moral decay and false doctrines that turn people from the gospel’s truth. The consequences of this skepticism are profound, inviting a culture of complacency and self-fulfillment over accountability and divine purpose. Without belief in Jesus’ return, urgency fades, replaced by spiritual vulnerability and a worldview that denies eternal accountability—including the reality of hell. This atmosphere breeds deception, fueled by philosophies that distort the gospel and downplay the cross. Yet amid these warnings lies a powerful hope: Jesus’ sacrifice offers redemption, a promise of eternal life for those who turn from deception and embrace the gospel’s truth. This battle for truth is a call to vigilance, urging each of us to live in the light of eternity, anchored in the love and grace of Christ.