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When Christ Comes

Philip Anthony Mitchell·2819

Sunday, April 19, 2026

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Summary

In this urgent message from Matthew 25:31-46, Pastor Philip Anthony Mitchell preaches on the return of Jesus Christ and the final judgment. He reminds believers that Jesus is currently seated on a throne of grace, offering salvation, but upon His return, He will sit on a throne of judgment to separate all humanity into the saved and the lost. Understanding the reality of eternity and the imminent return of Christ must ignite our passion for prayer, gospel compassion, and reaching those who do not know Him.

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Matthew 25:31-46↗Matthew 24↗Revelation 19↗Hebrews↗

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Themes

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Key Points

1.A complete biblical worldview grounds history in five key stages: Creation, Fall, Redemption, Consummation, and New Creation.
2.Currently, Jesus is seated on a throne of grace where anyone can come boldly for mercy and salvation, but when He returns, He will switch to a throne of judgment.
3.When Christ returns in glory with His holy angels, He will assume full earthly authority as the ultimate ruler and final King over all creation.
4.At the judgment, humanity will be divided into only two distinct groups: the saved (represented by sheep) and the unsaved (represented by goats).
5.True saving faith is proven by visible fruit—authentic gospel compassion, love, and practical generosity toward others.
6.Eternal fire was originally prepared for the devil and his fallen angels, not human beings, but those who follow Satan in life will follow him into eternal judgment.
7.Many face eternal condemnation not only for active rebellion, but for what they neglect to do—refusing to repent, confess sin, and place their faith in Christ.
8.Understanding the reality of eternal destiny should awaken believers from spiritual apathy to desperate intercession for lost family and friends.

Sermon Moments

“Pastor Philip shares a terrifying nightmare from his youth in Queens that revealed the heavy reality of eternity and the miraculous grace of waking up alive.”

“The explanation of the five framework pillars of a biblical worldview: Creation, Fall, Redemption, Consummation, and New Creation.”

“The vivid contrast between Christ's present throne of grace in heaven and His future earthly throne of judgment.”

“The declaration that when Christ returns in His glory, He will eliminate human politics and be the last president in history.”

“The solemn truth that in the eyes of God, there are no middle grounds or purgatory—only the saved and the unsaved.”

“The explanation that eternal hell was created specifically for Satan and his demons, not for humanity, but Satan works to drag people down with him.”

“The sobering challenge that spiritual fruit and practical gospel acts are the undeniable evidence of genuine salvation.”

“The church turning into a house of desperate prayer, weeping and pleading for the salvation of lost family members and friends.”

This Week

Set aside dedicated time daily to intercede by name for lost family members, friends, and coworkers.
Examine your life for genuine spiritual fruit, ensuring your faith is marked by active love, generosity, and compassion.
Identify a practical way to serve someone in need this week without expecting recognition or applause in return.
Approach God's throne of grace in prayer with boldness, repenting of any hidden sin while time remains.
View world events through a biblical worldview—remembering that we are currently living in the era of redemption.
Share the hope of the gospel with at least one person in your sphere of influence this week.
Evaluate your weekly priorities to align your time and resources with God's global mission to reach the lost.

Remember This

Jesus currently sits on a throne of grace offering mercy, but when He returns on a throne of judgment, eternity will be sealed for every soul.

A Challenge for You

Turn to God in earnest prayer right now—intercede for every lost loved one and cry out to Christ for salvation while He is still seated on the throne of grace.

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