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One of the first and most often repeated commands God gave to His people was to be fruitful and multiply. This was more than the simple instruction to populate the earth, it was a mindset meant to permeate every aspect of our lives. And if followed, it will lead a people to the peace and prosperity they desire.
The Feast of Trumpets is a day heavy in meaning. It looks forward to a day of judgment and justice. But some in this world do not wish to see it. Some profit from injustice, are corrupt to their core, and are offended by God’s ways. When God establishes His Kingdom here on earth, those who transgress will be overthrown and cast down, and those who have endured to the end will be exalted.
Our culture seems obsessed with the “end of the world”. From the economy to climate change to civil unrest, there seems no end to the prognosticators of doom and gloom. As Christians, we understand that everything is temporary and long for the day when Jesus returns to establish His Kingdom. But have we considered what that Day will bring and are we preparing for the World to follow?
