Many who think they'll go in the rapture will be left behind.
At least half of those who call themselves Christian put on a good front, but behind closed doors, they are disobedient lovers of self.
They go to church, use Christian lingo, and seem to be compassionate, but it is all for their own reputation. It appears to be legit, but it is only a well-rehearsed performance.
The saddest part is that they are deceiving themselves.
They think they are saved, but they are perfectly on track to hear those dreaded words from the Lord, "I never knew you."
Being left behind will be yet another outpouring of God's grace reaching out to rescue them before it's too late. It's not punishment, but rather the final wake-up call.
Is that you? Are you seeing this after the rapture?
If so, it's not over. This is your chance to humble yourself before the Lord, repent of your sins, and immerse yourself in Christ.
Your motto from this point forward must be, "It's no longer I who live, but Christ lives in me." It's not about you anymore. It's about Jesus Christ.
And yes, in the tribulation, you will most likely die because of your faith. Embrace it now so you don't waver when death is staring you in the face.
Set your sights on Heaven, not the earth. This life is but a vapor, but eternity is forever.
