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Village SDA Church

Jesus On Prophecy

Ron Kelly

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This is night number 5 of being together, Lord, and we're going to go after this for a whole other week.

Thank you for the Sabbath rest that's coming.

May we be entering into it even now as the evening hours have come.

And I'm praying may the Spirit be here to be our teacher.

May we find edification and exhortation and consolation in your word and in your presence.

May the Spirit be the prompter as I am the speaker.

And I pray may as we all listen, may we all make a journey to truth and take courage and joy with us as we go in Jesus' name.

Alright, this evening, Jesus on prophecy.

Well, tomorrow morning, I mentioned we're going to be spiritual abuse, prophecy, and the divine right of man.

There's nothing that can abuse people more spiritually, relationally, emotionally than religion that's twisted for the benefit of a person or an institution.

And tomorrow I'm going to show you the greatest spiritual abuse scandal in the history of the world.

I'll be doing it at both services 830 and 1120.

Then in the evening I want to talk about the end of secrets, watching and waiting.

We're living in an age in which the devil wants to make sure nobody's paying attention to this to the coming of Christ And he's even proffered some very destructive and deceptive doctrines to make sure that people are looking in the wrong place.

Have you ever gone on the internet and watched that video where the person is Bouncing the ball back and forth to each other.

I've done this in my prophecy seminars and while they're back I tell them count how many times they're bouncing the ball back and forth.

And they're so intent watching them bounce the ball back and forth that they don't see the clown dancing around in the back of the screen until I stop the video and run it again, and then they see it.

He understands in his study the human mind.

On Sunday night, Bible prophecy and the last conspiracy.

There's a lot of conspiracy theories out there.

I'm gonna show you how God is gonna end every single 1 of them, and nobody will doubt His credibility, His love, and His truthfulness.

And then on Monday night, here comes the judge.

I'm going to show you the longest Bible time prophecy and how it points to the hour of judgment.

We talked about Christ's 3 roles, both as our sacrifice and the 1 who opened a way up for a relationship with God, a mediator, and also as a vindicating judge.

I'm going to show you how Christ's coming to be the sacrifice, and then move into the role of mediator, and then move into the role of vindicator.

I'm gonna show you in the Bible exactly that it was, Christ came right on time, and it was prophesied down to the very day.

And then Tuesday, I'm gonna talk with you about the eternal gospel because in Revelation chapter 14 There's 3 angels flying and it says that they have the eternal gospel.

I want you to think about that What would the eternal gospel be?

I thought that was when Jesus died on the cross Friends, it's so much more.

I look forward to sharing with you what that is.

Be sure to be here on each of these nights.

But tonight I want to talk with you about a very very serious subject.

Tonight I want to talk with you about Satan's prophecy and prophetic role versus Jesus' prophecy and prophetic role.

And if you noticed, I just had a cemetery up.

You see, Jesus himself said this, beware of false prophets.

Now, if Jesus said it, we ought to listen to it.

If Jesus said it, It's because he knew there would be false prophets and what we don't have to be aware afraid of is the the the well You know if I was gonna want to fool you and be a false prophet, I'd look as much like a true 1 as I could.

And when Jesus is warning us, he's reminding us that inside of the church, you will actually find those that will work To move people away from a love for Christ and a simple love for God Jesus said this and he also said this in Revelation 19 10 the testimony of Jesus is The spirit of prophecy God's end-time people keep the commandments of God look here friends it's right on the front of this church.

They keep the commandments of God and they have the testimony of Jesus, Revelation 12, 17, and the Bible interprets it clearly itself.

In God's remnant people, there will be parents and teachers and preachers who will keep the prophetic spirit alive.

They will not only edify teaching the truth, they will exhort and reprove bringing people back to the truth and they will console with the knowledge that Jesus is our all in all.

But false prophets are a part of the end time package.

And we are going to be seeking to be earnestly and sincerely following the truth.

But it deserves being looked at just a little bit Because there are 2 dangers here.

You could accept the counterfeit, false prophet could come along.

And I've already told you that the Bible says that there'll be demons masquerading as angels of light, and they're going to work lying wonders.

You don't think The prophets will work lying wonders too?

So there's a temptation that you'll be sucked into the false because we've been taught that seeing is believing.

And the other big danger is that you'll reject the true because the message cuts across the grain of your life.

Have you ever had a parent enact a prophetic role in your life?

Have you ever sat in a church and the preachers preach the message?

Sometimes I think you feel like you're being run over by a truck.

The truth of the matter is, God loves us too much.

When we read the last message to the last church in the book of Revelation chapter 3.

He says those I love I rebuke and chasten.

How about Peter on the night before he denied Jesus.

Did Jesus just say oh it's no big deal we'll let him deny me we'll let him be taken by Satan.

He doesn't understand that he's about to be so afraid that he'll lie that he ever met me.

He declared me to be Messiah in Matthew chapter 16, but he's going to say he's never ever hung out with me, and he's going to cuss and swear to prove it.

No, Jesus was a true prophet, and he loved his followers too much to let them be easy prey.

And when a parent fails to fulfill this role in the life of their children, when a wife cannot command the respect of her husband, when a teacher is not able to properly and morally instruct their charges.

When a pastor is too afraid that his pay might be cut.

I wanna tell you, I work for the Seventh-day Adventist church, I really work for God, but I work with the Seventh-day Adventist church.

I pastor a big church in this denomination, but when I pastored a little church, even though I was still working my way up into what we might call a form of tenure, but if I were to go pastor a little church right now, I'd make the same amount of money I make pastoring this church.

And so the little church down the road or over in Edswardsburg or wherever else it is, if I were to move over and start pastoring that church, my paycheck wouldn't change.

But there are pastors out there where if they preach the truth, They're afraid.

My local congregation can't vote me out of my job.

That has to be done by my conference committee.

I want to tell you, this church is set up fantastically, but the genuine pastor does fulfill a prophetic role.

He does edify, He does exhort, and He does console.

So how are we going to be able to tell the difference?

If there's a prophet among you, I the Lord make myself known to him in a vision.

So, 2 basic ways they received their information, could be in a vision or a dream, and it could be that the Spirit impresses their minds.

Peter tells us, prophecy never came by the will of man, but holy men of God spoke as They were moved on by the Holy Spirit so you might have a divine moment where God speaks to you in a dream or a vision or you might be so immersed in a Relationship with God that the Spirit settles the conviction on your heart as a prophet God worked both ways Not all of God's prophets were Bible writers.

Elijah was taken to heaven without dying, but he never left us a book in the Bible.

And there are women as well who were prophets.

Deborah, Huldah, and the daughters of Philip.

God dispensed this role across the gender lines.

Number 1, they need to be prophetically accurate.

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