The Rapture of the Church: What the Church in Philadelphia Teaches Us About Readiness Introduction In a world consumed with "what will people say," the Lord is raising a voice that asks a far more important question: "What will Jesus say?" At the recent Global Conference on the Glorious Coming of the Messiah, held at the Ministry of Repentance and Holiness Headquarters in Nairobi (Sat 28th.Feb.2026), a stirring message emerged from Revelation 3—the message of the Philadelphi

We are living in a pivotal moment in history, a time when the return of the Messiah is no longer a distant idea but an urgent reality. Global events, especially those unfolding around Israel, are pointing clearly to a prophetic turning point. The message is simple but weighty: the Lord is calling His church to prepare. In Luke 17:32, Jesus issues a short but piercing command, “Remember Lot’s wife.” This warning, delivered in the context of His return, is not directed at the w

This is the core of the sermon's most solemn warning. Jesus is not speaking to atheists or idol worshippers here. He is addressing the religious, the active, and the seemingly devout. These are people who prophesied in His name, cast out demons, performed miracles, and did many good works (Matthew 7:22). They fed the poor, handed out tracts, and led Bible studies. They were, by all outward appearances, model Christians. The Fatal Flaw So what was the fatal flaw? Performance

Amid the warnings of imminent judgment, a glorious, thrilling truth shines forth: God has a rescue plan for His people. Before the storm of wrath breaks, the evacuation order will be given. This is the rapture of the church, the glorious coming of the Messiah for His saints. Scripture paints a breathtaking picture of this moment. "For the Lord himself will come down from heaven with a loud command, with the voice of the archangel and with the trumpet call of God, and the dea

When we speak of the coming judgment - a raging fire that will consume the enemies of GOD a sobering question arises: Why? Why would a God of love unleash such total, inescapable wrath? The sermon delivers a thunderous answer: Because of the unimaginable cost of the salvation that was rejected. - ( Get the whole Sermon here- https://youtube.com/live/FlQhyBpCIgs ) Jesus Christ did not come as a mere prophet or a good teacher. He came as the full embodiment of the GODhead. Col

We live in a world in motion - a massive ship, as Prophet of the LORD declare, moving at high speed through the ocean of time. Inside, the discourse is one of defiance and distraction. The sound bites echo through the halls: "There is no God!" "I love my sin!" "I want to be a woman!" "I believe in evolution!" The passengers are consumed with buying land, pursuing pleasure, and celebrating pride in their own rebellion. Yet, they are utterly unaware. While they shout their agen