The Mission Isn’t Over (Luke 21:20–24)
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What did Jesus mean when He warned of Jerusalem’s destruction and declared that the times of the Gentiles had begun? And what does this period of history mean for us today? In this message from Luke 21:20–24, Pastor Billy explores Jesus’ prophecy of Jerusalem’s destruction, the judgment that would come upon the city, and the unfolding of God’s plan to take the Gospel to all nations. Jesus reminds us that God knows the future, His purposes will stand, and history is moving toward His appointed end. The times of the Gentiles are not a pause in God’s plan—they are a central part of it. Until Jesus returns, the mission of the Church remains clear: to take the good news of Jesus to every man, woman, and child, in our own communities and to the ends of the earth. The window is still open. The mission is still ours. And we must not sit it out.