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Day 11 - The Best is Yet to Come

October 11, 2021 • Peter Hartwig • 1 Corinthians 15:28

But the English word “eschatology” comes from the Greek word “eschaton” which means “the end of something or the goal of something.” In Christian theology, eschatology has come to mean “the study of God’s intended end for the world.” That’s what we’ll be talking about.

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Life in the End

October 15, 2021 • Peter Hartwig • Revelation 21:1–5

As we end this week of NCC daily’s and as we wind down on this series, I get the chance to leave you with one last thought. What better passage to guide us here, than the very last words of the Bible itself? The end of the book of Revelation.

Don't Forget Your Wedding

October 14, 2021 • Peter Hartwig • Revelation 19:9

Imagine that you run into a friend of yours, not an especially close friend, at Ebenezers when you go to get your Saturday morning cup of joe. You’re in line together and you’re just sort of chatting and you ask him, “Hey - so what have you got on your plate today?” And your friend goes, “You know, I feel like I have something but I don’t remember… otherwise, I think it's just a slow Saturday.”

Death is Your Problem

October 13, 2021 • Peter Hartwig • 1 Corinthians 15:54–57

Today we are continuing our conversation on eschatology - the study of the end. For the last two days, I’ve referenced verses in 1st Corinthians 15. That was not necessarily by design, but it’s sure not by mistake.