What Jesus Said to Expect Before the End
Mark 13:1-8 · September 20
In this message on Mark 13:1–8, Pastor Robert Furrow explores Jesus’ warnings about deception, conflict, and uncertainty before the end. He explains why prophecy should inspire confidence rather than fear, encouraging Christians to know Scripture, resist false claims, trust Jesus, and remain faithful as they await His return.
Timestamps
00:00 Introduction
02:24 The Comet Panic of 1910
06:45 What Jesus Said to Expect Before the End (Mark 13:1-8)
08:30 Point #1 – The Prediction of the Temple's Destruction (Mark 13:1-2)
09:33 Jesus Laments Over Jerusalem (Matthew 23:37-39)
10:22 When God’s Presence Departs (Revelation 3:20)
15:13 Don’t Put Your Trust in the Temple (Jeremiah 7:4)
15:38 Fix Your Eyes on What Is Eternal (2 Corinthians 4:18)
16:58 Jesus Weeps Over Jerusalem (Luke 19:41-44)
21:58 Jesus’ Words Will Never Pass Away (Mark 13:3)
24:19 When Will These Things Happen? (Mark 13:4)
29:56 The Times and Seasons Belong to God (Acts 1:7)
31:00 A Quote by C.S. Lewis
31:25 Point #2 – Do Not Be Deceived: His First Word Is a Warning (Mark 13:5)
35:48 The Deceivers Come Using His Name (Mark 13:6)
37:53 The Rider on the White Horse (Revelation 6:1-2)
39:18 Point #3 – Do Not Be Troubled: What He Tells Us to Do with Bad News (Mark 13:7)
41:37 What the Trouble Is Leading To (Mark 13:8)
44:46 Earthquakes, Famines, and Fearful Events
48:19 Closing Prayer
