I'll Be Back—by Mpho Khalo

Vida Li Sik • June 27, 2022

Sermon summary:

We look at Jesus' second coming through the eyes of Peter.


Acts 1:9–11 Clouds have a distinctive role in scriptures. Jesus is coming back on a cloud. Peter was there when Jesus said he'll come back.


John 21:18–23 When Peter was given a glimpse of his own death, the disciples were focused on the wrong things. We must simply follow Jesus and not get distracted/ but be disciples who are fishers of men, and "dead" because Jesus lives in you.


2 Peter 3:1–18 Daily life can make you forget about Jesus' coming back. It becomes a pattern. Life has lots of problems, but Jesus came to fix the problems of the heart.

When Jesus comes back it will be an ordinary day.

Scoffers question whether he's coming back.


Psalm 90:4 God's not slow in keeping his promise. He wants everyone to be saved.


While waiting... we need to repent/ grow in our knowledge of him/ be fishers of men. 


John 20:6–10 The folded cloth left in the tomb signified that Jesus is coming back.


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