Get On the Ark!

But as the days of Noah were, so shall also the coming of the Son of man be. For as in the days that were before the flood they were eating and drinking, marrying and giving in marriage, until the day that Noe entered into the ark, And knew not until the flood came, and took them all away; so shall also the coming of the Son of man be. Then shall two be in the field; the one shall be taken, and the other left.  Two women shall be grinding at the mill; the one shall be taken, and the other left.  Watch therefore: for ye know not what hour your Lord doth come.

Matthew 24:37-42

Ever since the election earlier this month, I have felt a real heaviness in the spirit realm. I can't really describe it, except to say it's both a darkness and a deep sorrow all mixed up together.  I believe the sorrow is from the Lord and stems from all the lost of this world who will soon find themselves in the Tribulation, along with all the lukewarm who thought they'd be escaping. At one point, while I was praying, I even broke down in tears for these people and I believe that was the Holy Spirit revealing to me the depth of Jesus's sorrow over all those who will not receive Him. Just imagine one of your children or a close relative whom you love dearly and picture them going to hell for all eternity. That will give you just a hint of the grief our Lord feels for those He created who will make the wrong choice.  Thousands upon ten thousands will enter hell in one day when the nuclear war kicks off and the missiles start flying. There will not be a minute left for them to repent and turn to Jesus as they are incinerated.  How this breaks God's heart. 

Recently, I have also felt a sense of urgency. A very strong sense of urgency for people to both get saved and to fully surrender to Jesus and get on the Ark while the door is still open. Entrance is free but not everyone can enter. Only those who are truly born again and who have surrendered their lives to Jesus can come on board. The good news is, it only takes a minute to do both and it's free!  Yet, it must be done in sincerity, true repentance and true surrender. 

God isn't kidding around. Yes, He is love and full of mercy, but He is also Just and He demands purity from His Bride. What Father would want a loose, immoral, disloyal woman to marry His Son?

No matter what you think you believe or what you've been taught by false pastors and false doctrines, if you can see yourself in any of the following, you will not be taken in the Rapture. Please look up the Scriptures and take them to heart.

If you have any Idols above Jesus. Do you value anything above Him, such as kids, grandkids, money, beauty, wealth, cars, boats, vacations, career, health, sex, relationships, alcohol, parties, etc. Anything that takes His place on the throne. (Matthew 10:37-38)

If you willfully and regularly engage in sin. Having sex outside of marriage (fornication, adultery) lying, stealing, cursing, blasphemy, homosexuality, transgenderism, temper fits, hate, cruelty to others, drunkenness, drug addictions, pornography (including some movies and TV shows) We all sin. I'm talking about people who do it as a matter of a lifestyle and habit and do not repent or want to stop. (Hebrews 10:26, 1 Corinthians 6:9-10)

If you are lukewarm. If you rarely think of Jesus. If you rarely read your Bible. If you rarely pray. If you have no relationship with Him outside of rituals you preform. If you are not fully committed to Him. (Revelation 3:15-16)

If you Walk in the Flesh. Sort of goes along with being Lukewarm. If your mind is constantly on things of the flesh, things of this world, things like the list of idols above. If you love this world more than you love God. Basically ask yourself, what do you think about most? (Romans 8:1-8)

If you honestly do not want the rapture to happen now because you have things you still want to do. This indicates a lack of love for Jesus. He must be your first love above all else and you should have a desire to be with Him above anything else in your life. ( 1 John 2:15)

Can you imagine the absolute horror of those Christians who will be left behind? The trumpet sounds and millions of people disappear, including people they knew were solid believers (people they probably thought were a bit too serious about God). They know it was the rapture, but they are still here. They've been left! They can't understand why. They  believed in Jesus, confessed His name, went to church!  At first they are shocked, then they get angry, and finally terror takes over when they realize they are about to enter the Tribulation! 

I believe this will happen to many "Christians" and it breaks my heart.

But doesn't the Bible say all we have to do is believe? Yes, but the meaning of believe means more than our English term. Look it up in the Greek. It means to commit to! Also in that famous salvation verse Romans 10:9, it says you confess Jesus as Lord. What does Lord mean? A Lord is someone you obey.  

The thing is, it's still not too late. It takes a truly repentant heart, a turning toward Jesus and a commitment to live for Him, to put Him first and follow Him always.  If your heart is right, this will only take a 5 minute prayer. But you have to be sincere. It's not a feeling. It's a commitment, a submission, and a truly repentant heart. (That means you're really sorry for your sin and want to change and live for the Lord going forward) That's all our Lord asks. 

So if you're one of those people above, do it now! Before the door shuts! Because I think it's going to shut soon!