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  1. 17h ago

    Red Letters: Don't Freak Out - Pastor Josiah Elias

    What did Jesus mean when He said, "Don't be alarmed"?In this powerful message from Matthew 24, Pastor Josiah Elias walks through Jesus' teaching about the destruction of the Temple, the signs of the end of the age, and how believers are called to respond when the world seems to be falling apart.From Solomon's Temple to Herod's Temple, and ultimately to Jesus Himself and the Church as God's dwelling place, Scripture reveals God's unfolding plan throughout history. Jesus warned that wars, deception, persecution, famines, earthquakes, and false prophets would come—but He also gave His followers a clear command: **Don't freak out. Trust Me.**In this message you'll discover:* The fascinating history of the First and Second Temples* Why Jesus accurately predicted the destruction of Jerusalem in AD 70* What the "birth pains" of Matthew 24 really mean* How to recognize deception and remain grounded in truth* Why following Jesus includes both privilege and persecution* The biblical picture of salvation: we **have been saved**, **are being saved**, and **will be saved*** The hope believers have as we await Christ's return* Why the Gospel must be preached to every nationKey Takeaway:True followers of Jesus trust Him even when the world seems to be falling apart. Instead of spreading fear, we are called to bring hope, peace, and confidence in God's promises.No matter what headlines you read or what challenges you face, Jesus is still on the throne, His Word is still true, and His Kingdom is still advancing.

  2. Jul 27

    Midweek Encounter: His Name: Jehovah Shaphat - Pastor Josiah Elias

    Who is Jehovah Shaphat? Throughout Scripture, God reveals Himself as Jehovah Shaphat—The LORD, our Judge. His judgments are never corrupt, biased, or unjust. He judges with perfect righteousness, truth, mercy, and holiness. In a world where opinions constantly change and people are quick to condemn, God's judgment remains eternal and perfectly just. In this powerful message, we journey from the Old Testament to the New Testament to discover that Jesus Christ has been given all authority to judge the living and the dead. More importantly, we learn how believers are called to respond—not by living in fear, but in humility, repentance, and obedience. This sermon explores what it means to stand before the judgment seat of Christ, why every person will give an account of their life, and how the gospel transforms us from people who judge others harshly into people who restore others with grace. As followers of Jesus, we are called to remove the log from our own eye before addressing the speck in another's, remembering that the same mercy we have received should flow through our lives. If you've ever wrestled with questions about God's justice, eternal judgment, accountability, or what it means to live a life that honors Christ, this message will encourage, challenge, and strengthen your faith. Key Scriptures:• Judges 10:16• Judges 11:27• Genesis 18:25• Psalm 96:13• John 5:22-30• Romans 14:10• 2 Corinthians 5:10• Revelation 20:11-15• Matthew 7:1-5• Psalm 25:9• Galatians 6:1-3 If this message encouraged you, be sure to Like, Subscribe, and Share so more people can encounter the truth of God's Word. Join us every week at Faith Chapel San Diego as we pursue Jesus, cultivate a culture like Christ, and experience the transforming power of the Holy Spirit.

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Socials: @faithchapelsd | Website: www.faithchapelsd.com Join us weekly for an encouraging message from Faith Chapel located in San Diego, California. The Mission is to Culture Like Christ and our Vision is Jesus.