This is a continuation of the previous message that reviews a further number of areas where there are serious problems today but which will be replaced by God’s ways in the coming Kingdom of God.

Are we ready for the Kingdom of God? Are we truly putting God first in our lives? What do we need to do to make sure that we are worthy of the Kingdom of God?

It is comforting to know that the plan of God offers every single person who has ever lived a fair chance at salvation. The claim that unbelievers in this age will be condemned without ever having a chance to understand the truth is simply false. God’s plan extends justice and fair judgment to everyone.

In living as Christians, we find in the Bible that to live this way was often referred to as “The Way”. How does “The Way” affect how we live? We need to make sure that we are living properly so that we can be accounted worthy to continue living this way of life and enjoy the benefits of obeying God.

Are we living up to the cost that it took to open up salvation? The ultimate price was paid for the opportunity that each of us have before us. Every choice we make on this road must reflect that opportunity and responsibility.

In living a christian life, it is very important to be mindful of the choices we make and not to let our personal desires and affairs come before God’s desires. We have to always make ourselves acceptable to God so we are not guilty of delaying the return of Jesus.

Challenges and Opportunities as they relate to the beginning of the millennium and further down the road.

This sermon looks at a number of areas comparing our experience today and the vast change that will occur in the wonderful world tomorrow. These are very brief, just a flavour, but the difference now and in the future, will be quite astonishing.

God has given His servants the ability to rise above our physical limitations through His Spirit. He even allows us to tap into His Spirit and perform superhuman feats. But this power is predicated on an understanding of what is truly important to God.