The Great Tribulation — What Jesus Said About Your Future (Part 2)

The Great Tribulation — What Jesus Said About Your Future (Part 2)
From Matthew 24 we trace Jesus’ end-times outline and tie it to Daniel 7-11, 2 Thessalonians 2, and Revelation 6–18. You’ll hear: the rise of a world ruler, the abomination of desolation, global control (government/religion/economy), God’s righteous judgments, and the triumphant return of Christ. We close with solid hope for believers and a straightforward Gospel invitation.

Scripture References: Matt. 24:15, 21–31; Dan. 7; 8:23–25; 9:26–27; 11:36–39; 2 Thes. 2:3–12; Rev. 6; 13; 16–18; Ps. 2; 1 Thes. 1:10; 5:9.

Episode Breakdown (with time cues). Scrub to the area you want.

0:00 – Introduction – Setting the stage: Jesus’ words about our future.

3:45 – Daniel’s Vision – The Four Beasts and the “Little Horn.”

10:12 – The Antichrist Unmasked – Titles and nature revealed in Scripture.

16:50 – First Half of the Tribulation – False peace, treaties, and deception.

22:20 – Global Control – Government, religion, and economy united.

28:55 – Technology and the Antichrist – Tools for worldwide power.

34:10 – Abomination of Desolation – Midpoint turning point of prophecy.

40:35 – The Great Tribulation – Intensification of wrath and judgment.

47:25 – Persecution Foretold – Targeting Jews and believers in Christ.

53:40 – The Battle of Armageddon – Nations gather against God.

1:00:15 – The Second Coming of Christ – Glory, victory, and final judgment.

1:05:50 – Where is the USA? – Understanding America’s place in prophecy.

1:10:20 – God’s Wrath and God’s Grace – The warning and the hope.

1:15:45 – Invitation – How you can know Christ today.

What “scrubbing” means:

Scrubbing just means moving through the audio to find a certain part of the sermon, instead of listening from the very beginning.

Think of it like fast-forwarding or rewinding a movie, except you drag with your finger or mouse, instead of pushing a button.

How to scrub on Spotify

1. When the sermon is playing, look at the bottom of your screen.

2. You’ll see a long line (progress bar) with a small circle (dot/slider) on it.

3. Put your finger (or mouse) on the circle and slide it left or right.

   • Left = go backward (earlier in the sermon).

   • Right = go forward (later in the sermon).

4. Watch the time numbers change (example: “22:10”). Stop when you’re close to the time you want.

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