Someday

The Blessed Hope

By: Marvin McKenzie

Narrated by: Virtual Voice

I became a believer in the late 1970’s. It was a time when Christians spoke a great deal about prophetical subjects. There was a sense of urgency among Christians. We believed Jesus could come again at any moment. We spoke about it. We talked to unsaved people about it. We used songs, books and visuals to strike up those conversations to tell others about Jesus and to encourage them to be saved. We believed it to be a blessed hope. We prayed for it and, though I do not believe a lot of us were any more spiritual than most of us are today, the subject of Jesus’ coming again was on our minds. These days the average Christian might still believe in the soon return of Jesus but it’s just not fashionable to make must of a big deal about it. I’ve even heard well known pastors complain about singers who sing too much about heaven. In a day when it is blasé’ perhaps, it seems that much more important to produce material on the subject of the soon, imminent and pre-tribulational rapture of the believers and of the Lord’s soon coming.