Why Don't Preachers Talk About The End Times?

Hi ladies it's me again and happy Tuesday! I hope and pray that each of you ladies and your families are doing well. I'm happy to present another blog called ''Why Don't Preachers Talk About The End Times?'' Now ladies let me be clear about something. Am I here to badmouth, gossip, or slander pastors? No! Y'all know that I don't operate like that and the sad truth is there are a ton of ''so-called Christians'' making ''snarky'' comments about pastors who have a gossip and slanderous tongue and I know that God isn't pleased with that! I'm just keeping it real! It's sad that Christians are like that both on social media and in real life and I've seen it firsthand! Godwilling, in the future I'll share a blog about that and share what Scripture has to say about people who have a gossip and slanderous tongue as a word of warning for folks like that! But that's for another blog but anyway the question is why don't preachers talk much about the end times? Like I said, growing up at my former church (I attend and a member at a different one for the past six years) it used to be talked about all the time. Okay I don't mean all the time but enough times that I heard it in songs, sermons, and even in movies! (Movies like 1972's ''A Thief In The Night'' starring Patty Dunning, 1999's ''The Moment After'' starring David A R White'', and 2000's ''Left Behind'' starring Kirk Cameron to name a few!) I used to annoy the daylights out of me hearing about all these things but it surely made you get serious about your walk with Christ and want to live the way that you should live! I'm not saying those things made me want to give my life to Christ but it did make me take my eternity seriously and my Christian walk. My wise godfather always says. ''To be forewarned is to be forearmed''. In other words, if you know what's coming in the future, you know how to prepare. The end times ladies are no exception to the rule. But why don't we hear alot about it? Let me share the first reason why I think it's not common. Number one it isn't the ''hot topic'' or cool topic to talk about these days. Now I know the Bible is full of so many wonderful subjects to talk about things like salvation, Spirit baptism, stories about biblical characters, living right before God, giving, Jesus' birth, miracles, death, and resurrection and so many other wonderful things to address. I know this first hand because I do these things throughout the year with my virtual Bible study that many of you are a part of on most Sunday nights and a few occasional Wednesday nights! But even in the midst of that, I still make time to address the end times. But I've noticed many pastors today aren't ademate to talk about it because there's so many other things to talk about. The second reason I believe it may not be talked about is because they don't want to talk about what I call ''the meat of the Word.'' The book of Hebrews 5;12-14 that warns Christians about staying on ''spiritual milk'' too long. Let me explain what that means. Those of you who are parents may understand this. When a baby is born, can they handle let alone eat strong meat? Of course not! That would kill the baby if they ate strong meat! What can babies handle? Milk or soft foods! I have another baby nephew and I know that first hand! (Side note I have two nephews now with my oldest nephew being a toddler!) But when my nephews get bigger, they should be able to handle strong meat. Sadly many Christians get stuck on ''spiritual milk'' that they haven't graduated to ''strong spiritual meat''. Ladies, I'm gonna be blunt about this. The end times message is a ''strong spiritual meat'' type of message! I'm just keeping it real! Are there other ''strong spiritual meat subjects?'' Of course there are! But going back to what I was saying, perhaps pastors may avoid teaching and preaching about the end times message because it's a ''strong spiritual meat'' topic and not all can handle it. But that doesn't mean it shouldn't be addressed at all. I believe wisdom and prayer are required to know how to address it. The third reason I believe why pastors avoid it is because some of them don't know enough about it themselves. How can you teach or preach something that you don't understand much less live? Would it make sense to teach or preach about marriage if I'm not in that role? Of course it wouldn't make sense! Would it make sense to teach about holiness if I don't even believe in holiness? That wouldn't make sense! I'm just using those as examples but the bottom line is some pastors to be truthful don't know enough or understand biblical prophecy as they should! But what's the solution? First go to God in prayer about it, second research the Scriptures, and lastly perhaps go to someone or find a book that can help you understand it. That's my thoughts on that. The fourth reason perhaps why pastors don't address it is because they're afraid to ''scare people away''. Ladies, can I be upfront about this. Sometimes people need to hear things they don't want to hear, period! As Christians there's no exceptions! In fact the Bible says in 2 Timothy 4;2,3 KJV says ''Preach the Word be instant in season, out of season reprove, rebuke, exhort with all longsuffering and doctrine. For the time shall come that many will not endure sound doctrine but after their own lusts shall leap themselves teachers having itching ears''. Ladies this Scripture is warning us that in the last days people won't want to hear sound doctrine like they should and if I can be truthful, not many want to hear about the end times either! That should be a concern and I want as many of you to understand that's a very important topic especially these days since I believe that the rapture is going to happen soon. Another reason perhaps is because the leaders who addressed the end times are getting old and dying off and not many younger leaders are picking up where they left off! That's very sad ladies! Now we know the Bible says in Ecclesiastes 3;2 says ''There's a time to be born and a time to die'' but just because someone passed on, should their legacy stop? Should their mantle also stop? No! When a faithful saint who's lived for God and especially was a preacher, we are to pick up where they left off! I think of the example of the late Dr Billy Graham's children. Even though he went home to be with the Lord in 2018, his adult children are carrying on preaching and living the gospel, especially his son Dr Franklin Graham! (He has sisters who are ministers and authors as well too.) With the end times, the next generation of ministers or teachers of the gospel are to carry on sharing the end times message especially about Jesus coming back period! It shouldn't stop with the last generation! I think about the move of the Holy Spirit. Just because the apostles of the Bible have long died and in heaven and the Pentecostal movement that happened in America in the early 1900s, was it just good for back then and not for today? Ladies you know the move of the Holy Spirit continues on despite leaders who have come and gone! That's something very important to remember! The end times message still needs to be shared period! It shouldn't die off because a generation of faithful Christians, ministers, and Bible teachers die off! That's why I believe the Lord has been having me teach this for the past two years because of that issue alone! Another point I want to make is there's consequences for not talking about the end times is because if you don't talk about, how will you prepare especially for Jesus coming back? That's dangerous because Jesus talked about the ''Parable Of The Virgins'' mentioned in Matthew 25;1-13 stating five were wise and five were foolish. The wise ones prepared before time while the foolish ones didn't! Pastors not addressing the issue are sadly creating more foolish virgins than wise ones! I'm not trying to badmouth other leaders but I know that our Bridegroom will deal with them for not addressing this issue because I know we're closer to Jesus' return today than we've ever been before. Ladies for those of you who plan to join me for Bible study, please come as many nights as possible please. Invite others to come as well too because I will address the end times message whether it's popular or not! I know some denominations don't talk about it but this is a interdenominational ministry ''Women's Warriors Academy'' and I want to be ready for Jesus' return as well as y'all! That's what I wanted to share with you ladies. Blessings to each of y'all, I hope y'all join me for prayer tonight, (I do pray for pastors, missionaries, and other Christian leaders too) and pray y'all have a blessed week.









