ENTRY & END TIMES | When Christ Comes | Matthew 25:31-46 | Philip Anthony Mitchell

Summary

Podcast Summary: ENTRY & END TIMES | When Christ Comes

Podcast: 2819 Church
Host: 2819 Church (Pastor Sam & Team)
Speaker: Philip Anthony Mitchell
Scripture: Matthew 25:31-46
Date: September 22, 2025
Duration: Approx. 72 min

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Overview

This impassioned message, delivered by Philip Anthony Mitchell at 2819 Church, centers on Jesus’ prophetic teaching in Matthew 25:31-46 about his Second Coming, the final judgment, and the eternal destinies that await humanity. The sermon is a clarion call for both urgency and compassion—confronting believers with the reality of end times, the necessity of genuine faith evidenced by love and action, and the heartbreaking fate of those apart from Christ. The latter portion of the episode is a prolonged time of corporate prayer and intercession for the lost, reflecting the urgency and gravity of the subject.

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Key Discussion Points & Insights

1. A Multiethnic Kingdom (00:00–04:00)

• Pastor Sam emphasizes there is no “black church,” “white church,” or “brown church”—there’s only the Church of Jesus Christ.
• Quote: “This is what heaven is going to look like. And I want you to love each other deeply, no matter the color of your skin.” (Pastor Sam, 00:52)
• Idolatry of skin color, whether pride or shame, is denounced; the community is called to deep love and unity in Christ.

2. Urgency of the Hour: The Coming End Times (04:57–12:00)

• The message stands as the conclusion to a three-year series in Matthew, now focused on Jesus’ end-times teachings.
• Personal story of a nightmare before conversion—darkness, demonic oppression, terror—a vivid illustration of hopelessness apart from Christ.
  • Quote: “In my mind, I just started calling on the name of Jesus.” (Assistant Pastor or Co-Teacher, 08:12)
• Life’s fleeting nature and the seriousness of eternity are often lost on both nonbelievers and complacent church-goers.
• The American church’s apathy and attachment to temporal things is confronted. The lack of prayer and missionary urgency is denounced as tragic.

3. The Longest Answer of Jesus: Matthew 24–25 (13:01–15:50)

• Jesus’ detailed answer about the end—two whole chapters given to his prophecy on final things.
• The parables of the faithful steward, ten virgins, and talents all underscore one point: Be Ready.
• Quote: “My Bible carries the stain of my tears that has fallen on the pages this week as I thought about the implications of this text and who it affects in the end.” (Pastor Sam, 15:11)

4. A Biblical Worldview: Five Epochs of Human History (16:51–19:12)

• Creation: Perfection from the start.
• Fall: Human rebellion and the entrance of sin and death.
• Redemption: The current era of invitation—time to enter the “Ark of Safety.”
• Consummation: The imminent end, the coming of Christ.
• New Creation: The promised new heavens and new earth for the redeemed.
• The most urgent mission: partnering with God for the redemption of souls.

5. The Return of Christ: Glory and Judgment (20:47–25:22)

• Jesus will come with cosmic signs—darkness, shaking, and visible glory.
  • “Every eye will see him coming on the clouds of heaven with power and great glory.” (Assistant Pastor or Co-Teacher, 21:23)
• He will move from the “throne of grace” (now, open for mercy) to the “throne of judgment” (then, final and irreversible).
• All nations will be gathered; humanity split into two groups: sheep (the saved) and goats (the lost).

6. The Final Separation: Sheep and Goats (25:22–33:11)

• The only distinction that will matter: relationship to Jesus, not religious label or morality.
  • “There are only two groups in the world, those who are saved and those who are not.” (Pastor Sam, 27:06)
• Sheep: Those having the evidence (fruit) of faith, evidenced by love and acts of compassion.
• Goats: The self-directed, unrepentant, or merely religious—lacking genuine fruit.

7. Evidence of Salvation: Compassionate Fruit (33:37–40:50)

• Jesus’ commendation (“come, inherit the kingdom”) is given to those who, in hardship, cared for the hungry, naked, sick, and imprisoned—a proof of their salvation.
  • “Love, compassion, mercy, generosity... The evidence that you’re really a Christian, we see the acts of love pouring out of your life. No fruit, no credibility.” (Assistant Pastor or Co-Teacher, 36:14)
• This is not works-based salvation—but genuine faith always bears visible fruit (James 2).

8. Implications for Believers and Nonbelievers (40:50–47:46)

• Only the righteous enter the kingdom—no sinner (unredeemed) will be present in Christ’s millennial reign.
• The goats—those not saved—are cast out, destined for “eternal fire prepared for the devil and his angels.”
  • “He will say to them… depart from me, you who are cursed, you who are damned, into eternal fire… prepared for the devil and his angels.” (Assistant Pastor or Co-Teacher, 43:18)
• Hell was not made for people, but those who reject Christ follow Satan’s rebellion to its dreadful end.
• Satan’s strategy: to steal as many as possible through false religion, spiritual deception, and distraction.

9. Sobering Statistics & Jesus’ Warnings (47:46–52:04)

• Jesus’ words: “Broad is the road that leads to destruction, but narrow is the road that leads to life and few people are on it.” (Pastor Sam, 48:01)
• The ultimate tragedy: the majority of humanity, even churchgoers, may end up lost for “what they don’t do”—a lack of repentance, genuine faith, and fruit.
• The time to intercede is now—time is running out.

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Notable Quotes & Memorable Moments

• On Christ’s Judgment:
  • “When he sits on that second throne, everybody’s fate will be sealed.” (Pastor Sam, 24:00)
• On Evidence of Faith:
  • “What we’re looking for is not a title. What we’re looking for is fruit.” (Assistant Pastor or Co-Teacher, 36:14)
• On Hell’s Purpose:
  • “The Lord never intended for anybody to be in hell. It wasn’t part of his original program.” (Assistant Pastor or Co-Teacher, 44:24)
• On the Fate of the Lost:
  • “Some of your family members are going to be there… Some of you got friends in school… I’m telling you right now, half of the majority of people we know are going to end up here if we don’t stand in the gap.” (Pastor Sam, 42:57 & 51:56)
• On Urgency:
  • “You may not see next week. You may not see tomorrow morning. You need to be begging God, Lord, forgive me. Please.” (Assistant Pastor or Co-Teacher, 52:20)
• On the Mission of the Church:
  • “If we ain’t about that with him… what life are we about as Christians? And the reason we’re not about that life? Because you’re too attached to right now.” (Pastor Sam, 19:25)

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Prayer & Response (51:56–end)

A Prolonged Time of Intercession:

• The final twenty minutes are devoted to urgent, corporate prayer:
  • Prayer for the salvation of friends, family, neighbors, colleagues—anyone who does not know Jesus.
  • Repentance for personal apathy or sin.
  • Pleas that God would use the church as his “hands and feet” to reach the lost.
  • Intercessors cry out for God to “open their eyes,” “draw them,” and “save them” before time runs out.
• The pastor repeatedly beckons: “Pray. Time is running out.” (61:40)
• Spirit and emotion run high; listeners are called to kneel, cry, and even lay before God, interceding.
• The message closes with a blessing—no announcements or offerings—to preserve the sacredness of the moment.

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Timestamps of Key Segments

• 00:00–04:00: Multiethnic unity; introduction
• 04:57: Transition to end-times series wrap-up/urgency
• 08:12: Testimony of dream: darkness without Christ
• 15:11–16:51: Christ’s final prophetic words and teaching on the Second Coming
• 17:21–19:12: Five biblical epochs & worldview
• 21:23: The Second Coming in glory and judgment
• 25:22: Sheep and goats: the final separation
• 36:14: Evidence of faith—fruit, not just confession
• 42:57: The fate of the lost; judgement on the goats
• 48:01: Few find the way; urgency to seek
• 51:56–67:00+: Corporate prayer and intercession for the lost

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Conclusion

This episode is both a warning and an appeal: the end is certain, the return of Christ imminent, and eternity hangs in the balance. Only genuine faith—revealed in love, compassion, and fruit—has hope. The prayerful finale invites listeners to grieve, repent, intercede, and act, lest any perish without the hope of Christ.

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Recommended Action:

• Take time to examine your own faith—are there visible fruits of salvation?
• Pray earnestly for those who do not know Christ.
• Live and labor with urgency; time is running out.

For more, visit 2819church.org.

Transcript

[Pastor Sam]

You could be seated. I want to say something, and it might sound a little inappropriate, but I just want to remind everybody this is not a black church. Don't exist here. This is the church of Jesus Christ. And we thank God for this mixture of melanin, white, black, and brown, because there is no black church here. It is only the brothers and sisters of the Lord Jesus Christ. Amen. Anybody? This is what heaven is going to look like. And I want you to love each other deeply, no matter the color of your skin.

[Assistant Pastor or Co-Teacher]

For we will never make skin color an idol, nor is it a God. Your skin is not an idol, nor is it a God. And I want us to love one another deeply.

[Pastor Sam]

No matter what we look like. Amen, Church.

[Assistant Pastor or Co-Teacher]

I said amen, Church. I said amen. Ecclesia of Christ. Amen, everybody.

[Pastor Sam]

My skin color will never be a God. I got two sisters, black, married to two white men. My first best friend was a white boy in the hood in Queens.

[Assistant Pastor or Co-Teacher]

Crackhead parents.

[Pastor Sam]

We're gonna love one another deeply, for love covers a multitude of sins.

[Assistant Pastor or Co-Teacher]

And we will not make our skin color an idol or God. Whichever camp you fall into.

[Pastor Sam]

I don't play those games and I don't care. I ain't up here for popularity. I want to die empty and die faithful. And so if you are guests to 2019, we welcome you to this multi ethnic, multi generational gathering of brothers and sisters where we are serious about the spread of the gospel and the multiplying of disciples. And if you are one of our digital disciples, watching us live right now from across the nation and around the world, we welcome you to 2819. We love you, we pray for you. You are our family, and we look forward to seeing all of you on October 12th at access@ State Farm Arena. I met a teenager yesterday, 16 years of age, who said, preacher. Pastor, that's you? Yes, it's me. I was at the movies with my kids, and she says, I'm coming to Access. And I said to her, I said, do you even know what it's for? She said, yeah, we're gonna pray. I said, how old are you? I'm 16. I said, so you understand when we come together, we're only coming together to pray? She said, yes, and I will be there. No celebrities, no gimmicks, no stunts, no trickery, no foolishness. Just summoning the army of 2019 from across the country in this hour to.

[Assistant Pastor or Co-Teacher]

Come together and pray and worship Christ.

[Pastor Sam]

And cry out to the Savior that he may heal this nation. Amen. Anybody?

[Assistant Pastor or Co-Teacher]

And if you're not a follower. And you crept up in this room, man. We are glad that you're here.

[Pastor Sam]

We welcome you to this family.

[Assistant Pastor or Co-Teacher]

We want you to know that you could belong before you believe. You could be amongst us before you believe. And I pray with tears in my.

[Pastor Sam]

Eyes that you will be brought aboard the Ark of Safety before time has.

[Assistant Pastor or Co-Teacher]

Run out on you.

[Pastor Sam]

For time is running out. And for this reason, we come to the end of one of the most important series in our study through the Book of Matthew together, a study that has taken us three years with no.

[Assistant Pastor or Co-Teacher]

Rush.

[Pastor Sam]

As we are unpacking the final prophetic words of the Lord Jesus Christ and the final actions of the Lord Jesus Christ in the final days of his life. These End Time teachings. Our text today is coming from Matthew 25:31 through 46, and the title of this message is When Christ Comes. Spirit of the living God, Lord, we want nothing right now but the sincere word. The milk, the meat, the bread with the oil on it. Father, you know how I have wept this morning, pleading with youh, even now for some type of awakening in the hearts of the sons and daughters in this moment. How I have pleaded with youh this morning and even now that something would shift in the core of our hearts. Our eyes will be opened, our lives, God will be stirred and burned. Lord, please hear my cries beyond a sermon, a clarion call to the sons and daughters in this hour, help me in my weakness. Proclaim this truth in the strength of the Holy Spirit. I ask in the mighty and the majestic and the matchless name of our soon coming King, the Lord Jesus Christ, and all God's people who agree, they say Amen and Amen and Amen, my brothers and sisters. You know, this very morning as I was in my prayer closet, just kind of just weeping and praying over this text. In a moment, the Holy Spirit brought back to my remembrance. As I was praying and weeping over this text, I was reminded by the Spirit of God of a horrific dream I had long before I was saved, still living in Queens, New York, where I fell asleep on a particular night. And on that night I had a horrific dream. And in the dream I was in deep blackness, an abyss so dark I.

[Assistant Pastor or Co-Teacher]

Could see no light or no other human beings. I remember in the dream dealing with this deep foreboding that I was in a place and I had no sense of hope at all. But just hopelessness had gripped my soul. In the dream, I felt immense terror like I had never felt before. I felt immense fear like I had never felt Before, I remember being trapped and felt like I was pinned down by these demonic beings that was on top of my chest. And I remember being so afraid that I could not even talk. I could not even muster a word. I could not even say anything. And as the dream went on longer and longer, man, I began to sink into this deep paranoia that I was never going to get out of this place. It felt so real and it felt so viable. And when I thought all hope was lost in my mind, I kept just hearing the name of the person who I would hear my parents talking to me about all the time in my house, I would hear the name of my parents who they would kneel down and cry out with that name. And when I could not talk because my mouth was gripped by fear, in my mind, I just started calling on the name of Jesus. In my mind I kept saying, jesus, help me, Jesus, help me, Jesus, help me. In my mind, when I could not talk, I was crying out to him in my mind. And then I wake up from the dream in a panic and a cold sweat. And in that moment, I felt the wind of grace when I said to myself, oh my God, I'm still alive. When I thought I was about to be eternally lost, I woke up and.

[Pastor Sam]

I thought, oh my God, I'm still alive.

[Assistant Pastor or Co-Teacher]

And you would think in that moment I would give my life to Christ. And I did not. And you would think in that moment I would turn to the Lord. And I did not. And I thought about, in my lack of turning to him in that moment, how it is lost on humanity, the seriousness of eternity that is coming for every human being and how temporal this life is for the unbeliever. It is lost on them. Hear me of the horrific fate that.

[Pastor Sam]

Awaits them if they die in their sin. Apart from Christ, they have no idea.

[Assistant Pastor or Co-Teacher]

Of the horrific and graphic fate that awaits them. When I scroll through social media and I see unbelievers, rappers, R and B, stars, athletes, ignorant people, sages, gurus, all these people in false religions. When I stroll through social media or walk the streets of Atlanta, my heart.

[Pastor Sam]

Be broken when I think about God, all these millions of people, if they die, they have no idea what they're.

[Assistant Pastor or Co-Teacher]

About to suffer if they die without.

[Pastor Sam]

The safety of Christ.

[Assistant Pastor or Co-Teacher]

And then I also think it is.

[Pastor Sam]

Just as tragic that it is lost on the believers.

[Assistant Pastor or Co-Teacher]

That it is lost on believers, especially.

[Pastor Sam]

In America, about the seriousness about eternity. A seriousness that should impact our prayers and our priorities and our passion.

[Assistant Pastor or Co-Teacher]

And yet it does not.

[Pastor Sam]

For too many of Us, it's only Sunday morning.

[Assistant Pastor or Co-Teacher]

And then there's no thought after that.

[Pastor Sam]

Of the fleeting nature of this life, how all of it is temporary here today, gone tomorrow. And so we waste time and we waste days in ancillary things that seem.

[Assistant Pastor or Co-Teacher]

Noble and other things that are complete waste of time. Watch. We give no thought to the Great Commission or we give no thought to.

[Pastor Sam]

The person who called us to Himself and called us into a kingdom and called us. Watch. To the harvest fields. Hear me that Jesus said is ripe for harvest. And yet you're at work and you don't pray. And you're on your college campus in the field and you don't pray. And you move around the city of Atlanta and you don't pray and you come to family gatherings with unbelievers in the room, and yet you don't pray. We're in the harvest field that is so ripe, and yet we're not prepared laborers for that harvest.

[Assistant Pastor or Co-Teacher]

And I think this is a tragedy.

[Pastor Sam]

In the American church.

[Assistant Pastor or Co-Teacher]

And it is a tragedy because of.

[Pastor Sam]

All the things Christ taught, there was almost nothing he taught more than anything outside of what is going to happen in eternity and the end time teachings.

[Assistant Pastor or Co-Teacher]

We won't feel any teachings of Christ in the New Testament more than except.

[Pastor Sam]

The Sermon on the Mount, the words.

[Assistant Pastor or Co-Teacher]

Of Christ about the end times and.

[Pastor Sam]

About the signs of the end and about the things that's coming for all humanity. Like this text that we approach today. How you know the setting for the very last time? Christ on the Mount of Olives, just outside Jerusalem. His followers ask Him a simple question. When will these things be? And what will be the sign of youf coming and the end of the age? And then what yout and I have preserved for us in Matthew 24 and Matthew 25 is the longest recorded answer of Christ to any question he's ever been asked. Two whole chapters Matthew devotes to the answer of Christ about His prophecies about the end times, his prophecies about the signs of the end of the age. Things that I'm going to tell you again for the last time, we are seeing the beginning of all those things right now. While we're sleeping on the job. He prophesies about his coming.

[Assistant Pastor or Co-Teacher]

And then to strengthen his argument about his coming, he gave his followers three parabolic story illustrations to give them warning about the end times. He taught to them about the faithful.

[Pastor Sam]

And the unfaithful steward.

[Assistant Pastor or Co-Teacher]

Why? Because he wanted them, everybody to watch. Be ready. He taught them and taught you and.

[Pastor Sam]

I about the parable of the ten virgins.

[Assistant Pastor or Co-Teacher]

Why? Because he wanted you to be ready. That he taught us about the parable of the talents. Why? Because he wanted you to be ready. Ready for what? Ready for what we come to right now in this text. A text so serious, so graphic, so important that man, I could barely study. Every time I looked at this text this week, I would just burst into tears. I said, there's drips of tears all over the pages of my Bible as.

[Pastor Sam]

I'm reading this text to myself over and over and over this week. My Bible carries the stain of my tears that has fallen on the pages this week as I thought about the implications of this text and who it affects in the end. Matthew, who was present in that moment, he records the final eschatological words of Christ before he is crucified. Matthew recorded that Jesus said these words. Hear the words of your Savior carefully today.

[Assistant Pastor or Co-Teacher]

The Lord said not. Philip said, The Lord said, hear the words of the Lord. Matthew 25:31. The Lord said, when the Son of man comes in his glory and all of the angels with him, he will sit down on his glorious throne. Now I want to draw your attention to the word when very, very important word. This is not hyperbole. This is not a parable. This is a prophecy of Christ when, meaning no one will stop this event from happening. He is coming again.

[Worship Leader or Prayer Leader]

Now.

[Assistant Pastor or Co-Teacher]

There are too many people living life who don't know what happened, don't know what's happening now, don't know what's about to happen, because they don't have a biblical worldview. And for those of us who are followers of Christ, we should have a biblical worldview. That is, you should see the world through the lens of a biblical context. To see the world through. Through a biblical worldview. You will understand five things. Very importantly, you will understand that in.

[Pastor Sam]

The beginning, God created a perfect world. And that world was spotless and without.

[Assistant Pastor or Co-Teacher]

Blemish, that is creation. We would understand that mankind rebelled against God and because of their rebellion, sin and death, entered the world.

[Pastor Sam]

And because of that, we.

[Assistant Pastor or Co-Teacher]

We deal with sickness and disease and.

[Pastor Sam]

Murder and war and insecurity and violence.

[Assistant Pastor or Co-Teacher]

And shame and rape and molestation. We deal with all of that.

[Pastor Sam]

How could a loving God exist while mankind is suffering? Because you don't have a biblical worldview. A loving God exists when you understand a biblical worldview.

[Assistant Pastor or Co-Teacher]

Because we understand, because of The Fall Part 2.

[Pastor Sam]

We live in a world that is.

[Assistant Pastor or Co-Teacher]

Broken, then we understand because of a biblical worldview. We're living in an era right now called redemption. This era between when Christ came and that all the way through the end of the tribulation period, where all God.

[Pastor Sam]

Is doing right now. Watch. Is issuing invitation.

[Assistant Pastor or Co-Teacher]

All God is doing right now in.

[Pastor Sam]

This era, issuing invitation to human beings. And we're living in the era where people who are hearing that invitation are coming aboard the Ark of Safety. They're being saved. And this generation, watch this invitation eventually will go silent.

[Assistant Pastor or Co-Teacher]

And what is coming next is what we read today in the text. What is coming next? Fourth word, Consummation, the end of all things as we know it is the next thing on the clock. And following consummation is the fifth word, new creation, the brand new heaven, and the brand new earth that only the.

[Pastor Sam]

Redeemed will live in.

[Assistant Pastor or Co-Teacher]

And so when we have a biblical worldview.

[Pastor Sam]

Oh, my God. Oh, my God.

[Assistant Pastor or Co-Teacher]

When we have a biblical worldview, you understand that the breath you're taking right now is in the era of redemption. And the thing that is most important to God now.

[Pastor Sam]

Is the fishing of men, the harvest. There is nothing more important to Him. So if we ain't about that with him, what are we about? If we're not partnered with him in our prayers and our labor and our giving, if we're not partnered with him, then what is your Christianity about right now? It is fluff. It is boring devotionals. It is dumb books. It is conferences that have no meaning. It's us going to service and then going to dinner and then not caring about this until next Sunday.

[Assistant Pastor or Co-Teacher]

If your heart and your giving and your life and your prayers and your mind is not partnered with God in the redemption of souls, if that is the thing that is most important to him right now, and we're not about that life, then what life are we about as Christians? And the reason we're not about that life? Because you're too attached to right now. When was the last time you was in prayer and said, lord, I look.

[Pastor Sam]

Forward to the day that I will be with you? You've never said that because you're too attached to right now. You think this is the best that God has to offer.

[Assistant Pastor or Co-Teacher]

But the Lord prophesied that all of.

[Pastor Sam]

This is coming to an end.

[Assistant Pastor or Co-Teacher]

Watch.

[Pastor Sam]

When is it coming to an end?

[Assistant Pastor or Co-Teacher]

When the Son of Man comes, how.

[Pastor Sam]

Will he come in glory?

[Assistant Pastor or Co-Teacher]

You remember what he taught. The sun will be darkened, the moon.

[Pastor Sam]

Will not give its light.

[Assistant Pastor or Co-Teacher]

The cosmic powers of the heavens will.

[Pastor Sam]

Be shaken and the stars will fall from heaven.

[Assistant Pastor or Co-Teacher]

The world will be in blackness, everybody.

[Pastor Sam]

Staring at the sky, confused and terrorized. During the tribulation period. And then the sign of the coming of the Son of Man.

[Assistant Pastor or Co-Teacher]

We will see Him.

[Pastor Sam]

Every eye will see him coming on.

[Assistant Pastor or Co-Teacher]

The clouds of heaven with power and great glory. With flashes of light and thunder and lightning. He will burst the sky. And everybody will see him coming in the sky with power and great glory. And the world will mourn and tremble. And he will not be alone. I taught you this. He says all of his angels will be with him. He will be coming with millions and billions of angels, an army coming behind him. And with those angels, you and I, who would have been raptured, would be coming with him behind him on the clouds of heaven, riding on our horses in glory. That's all of Revelation 19. It's all in the book. He's coming with angelic beings.

[Pastor Sam]

He's coming with the rapture.

[Assistant Pastor or Co-Teacher]

Church.

[Pastor Sam]

Read Revelation 19. It's in the book.

[Assistant Pastor or Co-Teacher]

But watch.

[Pastor Sam]

But when he comes, what will he come and do? He will sit down on his throne. To sit down on a throne is to communicate to everyone alive at the end of the tribulation. I have all authority now. The Antichrist. No more.

[Assistant Pastor or Co-Teacher]

Your favorite president.

[Pastor Sam]

No more I, Jesus, on the earth now.

[Assistant Pastor or Co-Teacher]

I will be the last president on the earth. No more Republican Party. No more Democratic Party. No more Parliament. When Jesus returns, He will be the last president in history. Period. Now, pay attention. Look at me. The Lord Jesus is not a spook. I just want to remind you, theologically, he has a physical body. And I just want to remind you, theologically, he is seated somewhere right now that according to that book, he is temporary. Right now, he is temporarily.

[Pastor Sam]

Watch the word temporarily.

[Assistant Pastor or Co-Teacher]

We're seated.

[Pastor Sam]

At the.

[Assistant Pastor or Co-Teacher]

He's seated right now at the right hand of the Father on a throne.

[Pastor Sam]

Watch. But the throne he's seated on now, according to Hebrews, the unknown writer, is a throne of grace. It's a throne that the unbeliever can cry out, save me while there's still time.

[Assistant Pastor or Co-Teacher]

Watch this. It's a throne. When the unbeliever can repent while there's still time. It's a throne. When God might hear the cry of the unbeliever. While there's still time. It's the throne that the believer can.

[Pastor Sam]

Go to him about any problem in.

[Assistant Pastor or Co-Teacher]

Life, any issue, any financial issue, marital issue, anything you're dealing with in this life. Hebrew tells us, it's a throne we.

[Pastor Sam]

Could come to how boldly in times of need, for what mercy and what grace.

[Assistant Pastor or Co-Teacher]

So right now, that throne. Watch this.

[Pastor Sam]

Is open, going somewhere.

[Assistant Pastor or Co-Teacher]

But when he Comes, he will switch thrones. When he comes, he will switch thrones. He will go from a throne of grace to a throne of judgment. He will switch thrones. He will switch seats From a throne of grace. He will switch seats to a throne of judgment. A throne where there is no second chance. There is no more grace. There is no more crying out. There is no more Lord, help. There will be no more. When he sits on that second throne, everybody's fate will be sealed. That mankind better take advantage of where.

[Pastor Sam]

He'S sitting now, because where he's going.

[Assistant Pastor or Co-Teacher]

To sit, they're not going to be ready for where he's going to sit.

[Pastor Sam]

Are you playing church? All right, keep playing church.

[Assistant Pastor or Co-Teacher]

He will switch seats, and he will.

[Pastor Sam]

Sit on a throne of judgment. Verse 32. And before him will be gathered all the nations, the ethnos.

[Assistant Pastor or Co-Teacher]

And he will separate people one from.

[Pastor Sam]

Another as the sheep separates. As a shepherd separates sheep from goats.

[Assistant Pastor or Co-Teacher]

And he will place the sheep on his right hand, but the goats he.

[Pastor Sam]

Will place on his left hand.

[Assistant Pastor or Co-Teacher]

Now, the Lord prophesied.

[Pastor Sam]

Look at me. That when he comes back from heaven.

[Assistant Pastor or Co-Teacher]

To the earth, he's going to set up his kingdom on the earth. The scripture teaches us it will be.

[Pastor Sam]

A millennial kingdom a thousand years before he recreates everything.

[Assistant Pastor or Co-Teacher]

He will dwell as the final president on the earth. He will reign from Jerusalem on the throne of Judgment.

[Pastor Sam]

And when he comes, somehow, supernaturally, by the power of the spirit, he's going to summon all the people groups of the world to his presence. And now watch with everybody standing before the Lord as he's seated on the throne of Judgment. No second chance, no grace, no arguments. He's going to divide humanity in half. On his right hand, which is the hand of honor, he's going to put the sheep. On the left hand, which is the left hand of disgrace, he's going to put the goats. In the first century, the right hand was the hand of favor.

[Assistant Pastor or Co-Teacher]

Because they didn't have toilet paper.

[Pastor Sam]

In the first century, they wiped their behind with their left hand and washed it in running water. This is the hand of disgust, the hand of disgrace.

[Assistant Pastor or Co-Teacher]

He will put the sheep on his.

[Pastor Sam]

Right hand, the hand of favor, and the goats on his left hand.

[Assistant Pastor or Co-Teacher]

So he will separate the world into only two groups.

[Pastor Sam]

The only two groups that exist today, the saved and the unsaved. I'm Christian, I'm Muslim, I'm Buddhist, I'm atheist. I'm agnostic. You can claim whatever you want in the eyes of God. There are only two groups in the world, those who are saved and those who are not.

[Assistant Pastor or Co-Teacher]

And he's going to divide them. He typecast a believer as sheep, docile.

[Pastor Sam]

Gentle, needing a shepherd.

[Assistant Pastor or Co-Teacher]

He typecast the unbeliever as a goat, while rambunctious, don't want to be led. And notice when he comes. There is no middle group. There is no purgatory group. There is no pray the matter group. He's going to divide the whole world into the saved and the unsaved. No middle group, no middle ground.

[Pastor Sam]

And in that moment, everybody's fate will be sealed. This can happen in our lifetime because I believe we're living in end times right now. And because we live in end times right now.

[Assistant Pastor or Co-Teacher]

The Rapture can happen in a lifetime.

[Pastor Sam]

The Tribulation can happen in our lifetime. This prophetic event, it was distant future for the followers of Christ. It is near future for us. This can happen right now, in our.

[Assistant Pastor or Co-Teacher]

Lifetime, because he comes, what, immediately after the Tribulation.

[Pastor Sam]

That's only seven years. If the Rapture happened next year and the tribulation after that, ten years from now, Christ could be here. Verse 34.

[Assistant Pastor or Co-Teacher]

Then the king will say to those.

[Pastor Sam]

On his right hand, come. The last invitation ever given.

[Assistant Pastor or Co-Teacher]

You who are blessed by my Father, inherit the kingdom. Watch this prepared for you from the foundation of the world.

[Pastor Sam]

I feel the Spirit today.

[Assistant Pastor or Co-Teacher]

He's going to give his last invitation. Not to the unbeliever. He's going to give his last invitation to the followers of Christ. He's going to say to them, now.

[Pastor Sam]

That you have ended your labors, these.

[Assistant Pastor or Co-Teacher]

Are all the people that survived the.

[Pastor Sam]

Tribulation, all of us who are alive. He's going to say now, come watch. Come inherit the kingdom that has been prepared for you from the foundation of the world. He gives one last invitation. Come in here. I'm setting up an earthly kingdom now.

[Assistant Pastor or Co-Teacher]

You guys come in, watch and inherit.

[Pastor Sam]

The kingdom, he said, you who are blessed of My Father. That word, blessed of my Father is you who have been saved by the goodness of God, not those who have been saved by morality. Lies those who've been saved by good behavior. Lies those who've been saved by church attendance.

[Assistant Pastor or Co-Teacher]

Lies those who've been saved because you was baptized as a baby. Lies those who've been saved because you was christened at 3.

[Pastor Sam]

Lies those who have been saved not by anything they can boast in.

[Worship Leader or Prayer Leader]

Those.

[Pastor Sam]

Who have been blessed by the Father. Those who have been saved by grace and grace alone. Now your time for reward has come, man. I'm looking forward to this Day, y'.

[Assistant Pastor or Co-Teacher]

All hitting the head if you think all you want is this. I'm looking forward to the day when.

[Pastor Sam]

He says, for the last time, come watch.

[Assistant Pastor or Co-Teacher]

He says to them, watch this. Inherit. Who gets an inheritance? The only people that gets an inheritance are people who are connected to somebody greater by blood or by contract. The only people that get inheritance are people connected to someone else by blood or by a contract. The last time I checked, I was saved by the blood of the lamb. I was washed in the blood of the lamb. I've been redeemed by the blood of the Lamb. So because I'm covered in his blood, I am eligible for my inheritance. And then here is my documentation that told me everything I'm going to get in my inheritance, everything that's coming in my trust fund, everything he set aside for those who have been redeemed. Here is my contract.

[Pastor Sam]

I'm holding in my hand my contract of the new covenant that I made with you.

[Assistant Pastor or Co-Teacher]

This is powerful to me. Y' all crazy if you're not excited about what's coming. I hold in my hand the contract of what's been promised to me.

[Pastor Sam]

Read the end of Revelation. You see what's coming in your contract?

[Assistant Pastor or Co-Teacher]

Oh, preacher, tell us we're going to be blessed and we're going to get.

[Pastor Sam]

The house we want. I'm telling you right now, you're going to be blessed when you get the inheritance you really want.

[Assistant Pastor or Co-Teacher]

What are we talking about? You want to talk about houses and cars, or you want to talk about.

[Pastor Sam]

What you're going to inherit in the world to come?

[Assistant Pastor or Co-Teacher]

What we talking about? I ain't wasting time with you. I ain't got time to prophesy to you. I'm prophesying what the. What the Lord Jesus said, come, you who are blessed by my Father, inherit the kingdom that has been prepared for you from the beginning of the world. Somebody give him praise for the kingdom. What about no house?

[Pastor Sam]

Talking about, that's bottom shelf blessing.

[Assistant Pastor or Co-Teacher]

Worried about no job. That's bottom shelf blessing. Here's Jehovah Jireh. I ain't worried about no enemies. He is my defender.

[Worship Leader or Prayer Leader]

That's all.

[Assistant Pastor or Co-Teacher]

Bottom shell blessing. Thinking about this knucklehead from Queens, New York. It's gonna be in glory with the one who saved me, man.

[Pastor Sam]

Watch.

[Assistant Pastor or Co-Teacher]

Now.

[Pastor Sam]

He tells them the reason that these at the end of the millennial, these at the end of the tribulation period. I mean, we'll be there, but in context, he's talking to those at the end of the tribulation. Now he watch this. Those who survived the Tribulation, now he tells them why they got the invitation. Now pay attention, because there's prescriptive theology for you. Why did they get the invitation? Verse 35. For I was hungry and you gave me food. I was thirsty and you gave me drink. I was a stranger and you welcomed me. I was naked or half clothed, and you clothed me. I was sick and you visited me. I was in prison and you came to me. I want to draw your attention to the Word for the Word for communicates the reason for the invitation. He said you got the reason for the invitation is because all these things you were doing during the Tribulation is the evidence that you really put your faith in me. He said, here is the marks, the evidence that you really put your faith in me.

[Assistant Pastor or Co-Teacher]

That during the times of hardship, you were doing all of these kind deeds, all of this gospel compassion, taking care of one another, loving on people, helping people. You were doing all of these things during the Tribulation. These are the evidence that they were really saved. It's called.

[Pastor Sam]

Watch this word.

[Assistant Pastor or Co-Teacher]

Fruit. I'm saved. We don't see no fruit.

[Pastor Sam]

See, y' all be looking at all.

[Assistant Pastor or Co-Teacher]

These people on social media like, I'm a Christian. Really, we looking for. I'll never be impressed by seeing people profound Christian, or you see somebody biochristian, you reckless, you wild and you crazy, but I'm a Christian.

[Pastor Sam]

Y' all see, people in society do.

[Assistant Pastor or Co-Teacher]

This all the time.

[Pastor Sam]

They always attach Christian because they know that label will get them some clout in the street.

[Assistant Pastor or Co-Teacher]

But what we're looking for is not a title. What we're looking for is fruit. We're looking for. Watch this word. Evidence that you belong to God. And the evidence that somebody's really saved. Watch what flows out of them. Love, compassion, mercy, generosity. Helping other people in need, inviting people into your home, taking in orphans and widows, helping the person on the street, helping the poor, helping missionaries, supporting gospel ministry. The evidence that you're really a Christian. We see the acts of love pouring.

[Pastor Sam]

Out of your life. No fruit, no credibility.

[Assistant Pastor or Co-Teacher]

Ain't nobody impressing me with a title Christian. No fruit, no credibility. Verse 37. Then the righteous, who the righteous will answer him, saying, lord, when did we.

[Pastor Sam]

See you hungry and feed you or thirsty and give you drink?

[Assistant Pastor or Co-Teacher]

And when did we see you a.

[Pastor Sam]

Stranger and welcome you or naked and clothe you? And when did we see you sick or in prison and visit you? And the King? Notice he's not calling himself the Son of Man. Notice he Switched his own title from Son of Man to King. Notice he switched his own title now. Now that I'm back on the earth, no more Son of Man. Now I'm king.

[Assistant Pastor or Co-Teacher]

And the king will answer them and saying, truly, I say to you, as you did it to one of the least of these my brothers, you did.

[Pastor Sam]

It to me full stop. Now the righteous in the end get a revelation. Oh, snap. Watch this. They're confused. They're saying, lord, when did we do this for you? Watch this. Their confusion is a sign to us that they were doing these things without looking for applause.

[Assistant Pastor or Co-Teacher]

The fact that they're confused, Lord, when.

[Pastor Sam]

We do this, that means all this time they were doing good. They were doing it and it wasn't contrived. They were doing it from their heart. They were doing it because they were full of the spirit. They was doing it because they had the character of Christ. They were loving on people without looking for applause. That's why they're surprised. Lord, when did we do this for you? And he said, in as much as you did this for the least of my brothers, you've done this for me. Now a third group shows up in the text. Who is the least of my brothers? These are all of the people, mostly Jews, who will be persecuted during the Tribulation. We haven't even seen a holocaust yet.

[Assistant Pastor or Co-Teacher]

Watch who.

[Pastor Sam]

Watch this. Don't have time to teach this. I need to teach revelation. Who did not take the mark of the beast? The scripture says in the last days, during the days of the Antichrist, there will be a mark of the beast, right hand or forehead. And unless somebody has that mark, they cannot buy or sell. If you don't have the mark, you cannot buy or sell. Can't get food, can't get groceries, can't rent an apartment, can't buy a car, can't pay bills, won't get a job. That means Christians, in the end, will live nomadic. They will suffer brutally for the faith. But those who are a little bit well off, they see their brothers and sisters suffering and they're caring for them. They're taking them into their homes, they're giving them food, they're giving them clothes. They're hiding out in caves. They're saying, I have an apple, you can have half. I have a loaf of bread, you can have half. I got this out the trash can, you can have half. They're sharing with one another. The prescriptive theology for you and I is that if we are really saved, we will see this coming out of your life. We will see acts of kindness coming.

[Assistant Pastor or Co-Teacher]

Out of your life.

[Pastor Sam]

If everybody under the sound of my voice. If you're really a follower of Christ, we will see the evidence of this coming out of your life. We will see love coming out of your life. You will be making the love of God tangible. You will be giving.

[Assistant Pastor or Co-Teacher]

You will be helping people, inviting people.

[Pastor Sam]

Into your home, taking in orphans and widows, helping missionaries, supporting gospel ministry, helping.

[Assistant Pastor or Co-Teacher]

The poor on the side of the road. I'm at War Park. Give a dollar to the homeless man. We will see acts of kindness and benevolence pouring out of your life. Is the Lord saying, don't be selfish? Is the Lord saying, don't live self absorbed? Is the Lord saying, Serve M25? Is the Lord saying, do outreach? Is the Lord saying, support outreach? Is the Lord saying, where is the.

[Pastor Sam]

Is the Lord blessing those who have the evidence of salvation? If you are really a follower of Christ under my voice, we would see things like this watch pouring out of your life.

[Assistant Pastor or Co-Teacher]

I. I dare not ask you, when.

[Pastor Sam]

Was the last time you helped anybody? Watch this with no strings attached. All right, let's land the plane. Everybody look. Because that's what's going to happen for the who? The righteous. Where are the righteous going? They're going into the kingdom. You know why? The Lord is separating humanity. He's going to separate humanity when he comes. Everybody look at me. He's going to separate humanity when he comes. Listen, because when Jesus establishes his millennial kingdom on the earth, read about it in the book of Revelation. No sinner can go in there. That means when he comes, he will remove from the earth every person who's not saved. All right, let me let that settle on you. When Christ physically bodily returns. This is serious, because some of your family members are going to be there. When he physically returns to the earth, he will separate humanity. Why? Because no unsaved person can go into the kingdom. So if they can't go into the kingdom, where will they go? They can't stay on the earth. Why? Because since he will rule the earth, no sinner can be there with him. Okay. Lord, help us. Since this is not in the sky. Since Christ will be ruling on the earth and no unbeliever can go into the kingdom, that means no unbeliever can stay on the earth. He has to dispose of them somewhere.

[Assistant Pastor or Co-Teacher]

Did you catch that? Since no unbeliever can go into the kingdom, and since his kingdom will cover the whole world, that means no unbeliever can remain standing on two legs. He has to do something with all those goats. What is he going to do with them? 41. Then he will say to those on his left, since you cannot come into the kingdom that's going to run the whole world.

[Pastor Sam]

The most dreadful words human beings are going to hear when the Lord comes. Some of your family members are going to be there because you don't pray for them. Some of your uncles are going to be there. Some of your parents are going to be there. Some of you got friends in school. They sit next to you at a desk. They're going to be here. He's going to say to them, lord, help us depart from me, you who.

[Assistant Pastor or Co-Teacher]

Are cursed, you who are damned into eternal fire prepared for the devil and his angels. So everybody who's not saved, they can't stay on the earth. He will send them straight into eternal fire.

[Pastor Sam]

They will lose their life on this side and immediately wake up in the eternal flames. They cannot stay on the earth. Now you say God is cruel. I say you don't read.

[Assistant Pastor or Co-Teacher]

He said the eternal fire was prepared not for humans. It was prepared for the devil. And his angels said, preacher, I don't understand. The devil was not always Satan. He was Lucifer, an angelic being who lived in the presence of God according to the scriptures. He rebelled against God and took a third of the angels with him. They were cast out of heaven. Those angels became demons that roamed the earth.

[Pastor Sam]

Now listen to me carefully.

[Assistant Pastor or Co-Teacher]

The Lord never intended for anybody to be in hell. It wasn't part of his original program. But when Satan rebelled and when those angels rebelled, now they can't come back to heaven.

[Pastor Sam]

So he has to create a place to bound them for eternity.

[Assistant Pastor or Co-Teacher]

So God creates a place to house Satan forever.

[Pastor Sam]

And those demons forever watch.

[Assistant Pastor or Co-Teacher]

And Satan knows where he's going.

[Pastor Sam]

Prove it to me, Philip.

[Assistant Pastor or Co-Teacher]

When Jesus was being tempted in the wilderness, Jesus quoted the scriptures and said, it is written. But Satan also quoted the scriptures and said, it is written.

[Pastor Sam]

Go read Matthew chapter four for yourself. Jesus says it is written. Satan says it is written. Both of them are quoting the Bible. That's why you got to know the difference when you listen to people.

[Assistant Pastor or Co-Teacher]

Oh, he's a great preacher. She's a great preacher. Jesus says it is written.

[Pastor Sam]

The devil says it is written.

[Assistant Pastor or Co-Teacher]

You got to know the difference between.

[Pastor Sam]

Who you're listening to.

[Assistant Pastor or Co-Teacher]

If Satan was quoting the scriptures in.

[Pastor Sam]

The temptation of Christ, that means he knows the Bible. I'm about to help y'.

[Worship Leader or Prayer Leader]

All.

[Pastor Sam]

He already knows where he's going. In the end, he knows that there was no escape from that sentence. Now watch. But because he knows there's no escape, he does not want to go there alone with his demons. So what the devil is doing in this era of redemption is working overtime to take as many human beings with him as possible. He wants to make sure he arrives so people who end up in hell. The Lord never intended for a human being to be there. But if you follow Satan in this life, you will follow him all the way, Right? So how does he trick people to go in there? False religions, raise up progenitors led astray by demons. Create a new religion. Now you have millions of people in a new religion disconnected from Christ, all of them headed to hell. Raise up mystics, raise up psychics, raise up pretty women on social media and handsome men on social media who are spiritual leaders disconnected from the Bible, leading thousands of people astray. He's doing everything he can to trick as many people as possible to not go to heaven. This is why the Bible is banned in multiple nations all around the world, but the Quran is not banned.

[Assistant Pastor or Co-Teacher]

Why is the Bible banned in multiple.

[Pastor Sam]

Nations around the world but the Quran is not banned.

[Assistant Pastor or Co-Teacher]

The devil has no need to ban what belongs to to him. There's no false religious band around the world. The only religion that's banned around the world, it's booked banned around the world is Christianity.

[Pastor Sam]

And unfortunately watch this word. The majority of humanity is going to end up there. Preacher, how could you say that? Jesus says broad is the road that leads to destruction, but narrow is the.

[Assistant Pastor or Co-Teacher]

Road that leads to life. Watch this word. And few people are on it.

[Pastor Sam]

That means the majority of majority of humanity is going to end up with Satan because they don't want God, they don't want Christ, they don't want the scriptures, they don't want accountability. They will even know Christ now as a loving savior or meet him later at a wrathful judge like that. Baby's crying is the way we need to start crying for everybody who's not saved. I'm telling you right now. And then verse 42, why are they going there for? I was hungry and you gave me no food. I was thirsty and you gave me no drink. I was a stranger and you did not welcome me. I was naked and you did not clothe me. I was sick and in prison and you did not visit me. That is, I saw no fruit in your life, no evidence you belong to me. Verse 44. Then they will answer saying, lord, when did we see you? Hungry or thirsty or stranger or naked or sick or in prison and we.

[Assistant Pastor or Co-Teacher]

Didn'T minister to you. You know what you hear in their voice? Terror. They're afraid. They know in this moment they're headed to damnation and they can't escape. They now they're begging for grace. Lord, when did we see you and not help you? When did we do that, Lord? You hear in their voice, terror. They know they can't go into the kingdom. They know they're going to hell. And now they say, lord, no, no, no, no, no. When did we see you and not hungry, and not feed you and not help you. Lord, when did we do that?

[Worship Leader or Prayer Leader]

Lord, no.

[Pastor Sam]

Then he will answer them and saying, truly, I say to you, as you did not do it to one of these, the least of these, you did not do it to me. You know why people are headed to hell for what they don't do. You know why the majority of human beings, even people, sin in churches, are going to end up in damnation. Keep playing around. It's for what they don't do. They don't confess their sin, they don't repent, they don't turn to Christ. They don't stop playing church. They don't stop playing with God. They don't read, they don't pray, they don't help nobody. They don't sew, they don't give, they're not generous. All that talk, no evidence. And the last verse. And these will go away into eternal punishment, but the righteous into eternal life. And now in this moment, I want to call us to pray because I think we will be foolish if we run out of here and don't pray. What are we praying for? We about to take a moment and pray for every person we know who's not saved because they are headed for a horrific ending. Your uncles, your cousins, your parents, your friends, your co workers at your job, your campus mates.

[Assistant Pastor or Co-Teacher]

How about this?

[Pastor Sam]

Half the people following you on Instagram, TikTok and Facebook, we would be foolish to leave this room in a moment like this and not stop to pray for family members and friends. I'm telling you right now, half of the majority of people we know are going to end up here if we don't stand in the gap.

[Assistant Pastor or Co-Teacher]

You think this is a game? People are going to meet this faith when the Lord comes or they're going to meet this fate when they die.

[Pastor Sam]

Whichever one comes first. You think this is a game? So right now, in this moment, everybody who's a believer pray. Just take a moment and start praying for family members and friends who are not saved. Just pray for just don't be selfish.

[Assistant Pastor or Co-Teacher]

Come on. I just. Half the unrighteous are going to eternal damnation and the righteous into eternal life. Only two fates, two destinations, two endings. Pray. Pray. This is what the church is supposed to do. Pray. This is what Jesus asked of you. My house will be a house of prayer. Pray. Pray you know people who are not saved. Pray you got friends who are not saved. Pray you got family members who are not saved. Pray you got loved ones with your last name who are not. They are headed for a horrific ending. Pray, man. Cry out for them. Your aunts, your uncles, your cousins, your friends, your followers on social media. Pray. Pray. Pray. Time is running out. Pray. If you can't pray right now, I don't even know if you're saved. That means you're dead of the spirit. You don't care about the loss. You don't care about people headed to hell. And if you're in this room and you can't pray, you are lost. You know what you need to be doing right now? Repenting. You know what you need to be doing? Every person listening to my voice. You can't pray for anybody saved because you're not saved. You need to be crying out to God. You need to be asking him, lord, oh, my God, forgive me for my sins. I surrender. I see a man on his knees in the back. You in this room, you in the overflow. You hear my voice. You need to be asking, God, forgive me for my sins. Save me, Lord. Deliver me, Lord. You need to be crying out for salvation. He's sitting on a throne of grace, but he will not sit there forever. His next throne will be one of judgment. You need to be praying for forgiveness. You may not get another opportunity. You may not see next week. You may not see tomorrow morning. You need to be begging, God, Lord, forgive me, Please.

[Pastor Sam]

Turn this room into access.

[Assistant Pastor or Co-Teacher]

Pray.

[Pastor Sam]

Turn this room into access. Pray.

[Assistant Pastor or Co-Teacher]

If you got to get on your.

[Pastor Sam]

Knees, you can do that.

[Assistant Pastor or Co-Teacher]

If you want to walk the aisle, you can do that.

[Pastor Sam]

You can do whatever makes you comfortable.

[Assistant Pastor or Co-Teacher]

I don't care. What time is it? We gonna take two minutes. Turn this room into access and pray. Whatever you got to do. You can walk, you can get in the aisle. You can kneel down. You could do whatever you want. You need to pray. There are too many people attached to you who are headed to hell. You need to pray. We praying right now. We turn this room into access. We pound heaven right now. You need to lay down. You can lay down. You need to put your face on the floor. You can put your face on the floor. You need to get on your knees. You can get on your knees. Pray, pray. Pray. The Lord is coming. Pray. The Lord is coming. Pray. The Lord is coming. Pray. Pray. The Lord is coming. Pray, pray. Pray. Pray. Pray.

[Worship Leader or Prayer Leader]

Pray.

[Assistant Pastor or Co-Teacher]

Pray. Pray.

[Prayer Team Member]

Pray.

[Worship Leader or Prayer Leader]

Pray.

[Assistant Pastor or Co-Teacher]

Pray.

[Worship Leader or Prayer Leader]

Pray.

[Assistant Pastor or Co-Teacher]

Pray, pray.

[Prayer Team Member]

Hallelujah, Lord. Hallelujah, Jesus. Glory to your name, Father God. Hallelujah, Lord Lord God, we repent, God right now, God, we repent, God before we ask you for anything, God, we say purify our heart, Lord God, we say, God, we are sorry, God for the ways that we grieve you, God, we say that we are sorry, God for our unrepentant sin. God, God, we laid on the altar, God, Father God, we pray. Pray for every loved one, God, every neighbor, God, every friend. God, every co worker that doesn't know you, Father. God, we pray, Lord, you would draw them to yourself, God. God, I pray, Lord God that you would draw them to yourself, God. God, I pray, Lord God that you would. You would give them a conviction, God for holiness, God, God, I pray, Lord that they will repent of their sins, God and they would turn to you, God. God, you said in your word that it is the goodness of the Lord that leads people to repentance, God. And I pray, Lord that they would see your goodness, God and they would want to change their ways. God. God, I pray, Lord God, you would open their blinded eyes. Open their hearts, God to receive God to see you rightly, God. God that you would draw them to your Lord. Draw them.

[Worship Leader or Prayer Leader]

Fire them, God.

[Prayer Team Member]

Draw them, God. Draw them, God, we don't want to see them in hell, God. We pray, Lord God, you would open their eyes.

[Worship Leader or Prayer Leader]

Open their hearts, God.

[Prayer Team Member]

Open their hearts, God.

[Worship Leader or Prayer Leader]

Open their eyes.

[Prayer Team Member]

Open their spirits, God to what you want to do in them, Lord God, we ask you, God for souls, Lord, we ask you, God for souls, Lord. We ask you, God that you would save them. God, we ask you, God that you would save them. God, we don't want to see anyone lost, Lord. We pray for the sinner. We pray for the unbeliever. God, draw them to yourself here, Lord.

[Worship Leader or Prayer Leader]

Draw them. Draw them. Draw them.

[Prayer Team Member]

Draw them, God. Father, God, I pray, Lord they would feel us through that. We feel you through us, God that we will be your hands and feet, Jesus. God that we would be willing to put ourselves on the line to be used by you. Use us to draw them in. Use us to love into the community kingdom. Use us, God, to disciple them into the kingdom, Lord. Hallelujah. Hallelujah. Hallelujah.

[Worship Leader or Prayer Leader]

Thank you, Sa. Pray.

[Assistant Pastor or Co-Teacher]

Your kingdom come, your will be.

[Worship Leader or Prayer Leader]

Done on earth as it is in heaven. Save, set free, heal, deliver, rescue, Lord. Hallelujah. Hallelujah, Lord. Hallelujah, Lord.

[Assistant Pastor or Co-Teacher]

Hallelujah.

[Worship Leader or Prayer Leader]

Time is running out.

[Assistant Pastor or Co-Teacher]

Time is running out.

[Worship Leader or Prayer Leader]

Pray, Pray, Pray. Ra.

[Pastor Sam]

Pray you seal this moment. She would hear the cries of the unbeliever unto repentance and the cries of the believer. Salvation of those we love. See our tears here I'll please save, heal, deliver. Awaken the saint in this hour to mission and bring the unbeliever to the.

[Assistant Pastor or Co-Teacher]

Foot of the cross.

[Pastor Sam]

In this hour. Let revival break out in this city and in this nation and the world before the end has come. We pray laborers will be sent into the harvest that is ripe for harvest. Hear these prayers, Father, in the mighty majestic like the cries of that baby. Hear our cries in the matchless name of our soon coming king, the Lord Jesus Christ and all God's people said.

[Worship Leader or Prayer Leader]

Sam. It. Sam. Ra.

[Pastor Sam]

Have to wait. I've told everybody. Everybody coming for the next gathering, they gotta wait. I'm not rushing these people out of here. They just. They're gonna have to wait. I'm. I'm sorry, bmac. They just. They just gotta wait.

[Worship Leader or Prayer Leader]

They gotta wait.

[Pastor Sam]

They gotta wait. They gotta wait. You access video.

[Worship Leader or Prayer Leader]

Sam. Words is crying, Sa. Your church is great. Save us, sa. Saucy. Save us. Save us.

[Pastor Sam]

Sa.

[Worship Leader or Prayer Leader]

Save us. Save us. Save us. Save us. Save us, Sa. We say save.

[Pastor Sam]

Us.

[Worship Leader or Prayer Leader]

Save us, Sa. We're praying on behalf of a generation. Say save us, Save us. Save us. Save us. Save us. Save us, Sa.

[Pastor Sam]

Everybody lift your hands. Everyone, just lift them, just lift them, just lift them high. Everyone, everyone just lift them high. Lift them, lift them. No announcements, no offering. The Lord bless you. The Lord keep you. The Lord make his face.

[Assistant Pastor or Co-Teacher]

To shine.

[Pastor Sam]

Upon you and give you peace now and forevermore. Go in peace in Jesus name.