Knowing how the world ends fills the saint with deep, unshakable comfort. We are not utopian dreamers, endlessly disappointed by the condition of this fallen world. To live that way would reveal something far more serious, a practical atheism, as though we did not truly believe what the Word of God declares about the end of all things.
But we do believe.
And that belief produces something altogether different within us. Not dread. Not despair. But a profound and even holy fascination, as we watch the very Word of God unfold before our eyes. Every shaking, every upheaval, every turning of the age only confirms what He has already spoken.
And in it all, we know this, He is with us.
While the world is consumed with the temporary, the shifting, unstable state of things, we are captivated by something far greater. We are taken up with the eternal Kingdom of God, a Kingdom not merely coming, but already alive, already advancing, already unfolding within us.
And this causes us to walk in a peace that surpasses understanding, a peace that, when the world sees it, marvels at it. A witness of peace to a world in turmoil.
A Call To The Remnant 