🔥 What if the church has forgotten what it’s actually waiting for?

What if the resurrection isn’t a metaphor… and the return of Messiah isn’t distant or symbolic—but imminent?

In this powerful and unsettling message, we confront one of the most neglected and misunderstood foundations of the Christian faith: the resurrection of the dead and the coming New Heavens and New Earth. Drawing from Scripture, early church history, and a striking real-life encounter, this teaching challenges modern assumptions about heaven, eternity, and what it truly means to follow Yeshua.

For the first centuries of the faith, believers lived with burning expectation—the Bridegroom was coming, and He was coming soon. But somewhere along the way, that fire dimmed. Doctrine replaced longing. Debate replaced hope. And resurrection was quietly reduced to something abstract and spiritual.

But Scripture won’t allow that.

This message pulls back the veil:

Why Paul insisted that if the resurrection isn’t real, our faith is empty

What the Bible actually means by resurrection (anastasis—dead people standing up again)

Why a disembodied afterlife is not the Christian hope

How losing sight of the resurrection has weakened the church’s witness

And why the return of Messiah is meant to be longed for, not postponed in our hearts

From Job’s ancient confession—“from my flesh I will see God”—to the resurrected Messiah eating fish with His disciples, this teaching calls us back to a tangible, embodied, earth-renewing hope.

⚡ This is not about escaping the world.

👑 This is about resurrection, restoration, and reigning with Messiah.

💍 This is about a Bride who remembers her wedding day is coming.

If you’ve ever felt that heaven sounded vague…

If you’ve wondered why the return of Jesus doesn’t stir the church like it once did…

If you’re hungry for a faith that reaches beyond this life—

This message is for you.

The Spirit and the Bride say, “Come.”

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