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Getting Ready for the End of All Things: David Wilkerson (Transcript)

Here is the transcript of David Wilkerson’s sermon titled “Getting Ready for the End of All Things” which was delivered on August 03, 2008 at Times Square Church.

David Wilkerson’s sermon “Getting Ready for the End of All Things” is a powerful call to spiritual preparedness in the face of the end times, drawing heavily from Biblical prophecy and teachings. He emphasizes the importance of living a life of sobriety, prayer, and love as foundational to facing the challenges of the end times.

Wilkerson highlights the necessity of forgiveness and the covering of sins among believers, underscoring that unity and love within the church are crucial for the body of Christ to stand strong. He passionately argues against fear and despair, encouraging believers to trust in God’s provision and protection.

The sermon also touches on the significance of the Holy Spirit’s outpouring, which Wilkerson sees as a critical aspect of preparation for the end times. He calls for a removal of all hindrances that block the Spirit’s work, urging the church to seek a deeper relationship with God. Overall, Wilkerson’s message is one of hope, urging believers to live in readiness for Christ’s return by embracing a life of holiness, prayer, and community.

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TRANSCRIPT:

Lord, give us Your word now and speak clearly to our hearts. Lord, we need You. We need to hear from heaven, and we’re trusting You now in Jesus’ name. Amen.

Getting Ready for the End of All Things. 1st Peter, the 4th chapter, I’m going to read just a few verses, starting verse 7, please. 1st Peter, 4, beginning of verse 7. “But the end of all things is at hand,” now that’s pretty blunt. He gets up before his people and, in his letter, writes, “The end has come.” He said, “and be therefore sober and watch unto prayer, and above all things have fervent charity among yourselves, for charity shall cover the multitude of sins.” Thank you, Jesus.

Peter’s Final Words

Now, in 2nd Peter 1:14, he has just announced, “The Lord has shown me that I’m going to die.” The Lord has shown me that my time has come.