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Title: You'll Miss Us When We're Gone
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There’s an event coming that the world doesn’t want to talk about—but it’s coming nonetheless.

It’s called the Rapture.
And it's the next great event on the horizon for believers in Jesus Christ.

📖 “For the Lord Himself will descend from heaven with a shout, with the voice of the archangel and with the trumpet of God…”
—1 Thessalonians 4:16–18

You may have heard it before—laughed it off, mocked it, or dismissed it as religious fantasy.
But here’s the truth: when it happens, the world will know what it lost.
Not because we, as Christians, are better—but because we carry something the world doesn't fully understand:

The indwelling presence of the Holy Spirit.

What’s Holding Back the Darkness?

The Bible teaches that there are three restraining forces holding evil at bay in the world:

  1. The Holy Spirit – dwelling in the hearts of believers.

  2. Christians – the salt and light of the world.

  3. God's moral laws – many of which still influence nations and cultures.

Take those away, and what’s left is chaos.

As believers are caught up in the air to meet the Lord, the vacuum that follows will open the door to a new and darker era.
Governments will panic.
Society will fracture.
And hearts that once scoffed will suddenly remember the words of loved ones who warned them.

“How Do You Know This Will Happen?”

That question gets asked often—and my answer is always the same:

“Because the Bible says so.”

Not opinion. Not speculation. Not fear-mongering.

The same Bible that prophesied Israel’s rebirth, the rise and fall of empires, and the life, death, and resurrection of Jesus Christ—also proclaims the Rapture of the Church.

Final Thoughts

If you’ve never thought seriously about eternity, now is the time.
If you’ve drifted in your faith, now is the moment to come back.
If you’re unsure about your place with God, the invitation still stands:

Jesus is the Way, the Truth, and the Life.

One day soon, you may look around and wonder why so many are missing.
Let today be the day you choose to be among them, not left behind.

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