Well, for your own first-hand, face-to-face encounter with this excellent ruler that I'm telling you about.... ya really don't have to wait much longer.
Me, I won't give you any date (that's be stupid), but there's been a second advent all planned out.
With the Old Testament (in the Bible), God prophesies of both the Messiah's first advent as a suffering Savior and of His second advent as a victorious King (ruler of the whole world).
Information outlets get their garbage out.. you know, like the fake news "Legacy Media." They put it out there at us.. regularly putting trash out here in the USA and Western Lands. Have they influenced you a lot or a little?
You might be feeling sorta (or a lot) spiritually jaundiced inside, or even cynical against some politicians (on the left or on the right), but there is one flawless world leader headed in our direction (The Jesus Christ of the Bible) who is soon to appear on the world's scene, following a very flawed, evil Anti-Semitic anti-Christian world leader (The Antichrist).
Jesus is the leader you've been longing for.
Some will still hate this leader, but He alone will be the ultimate great leader of all Nations in the near future. He will be here soon to righteously rule through the millennium and then beyond that.
Hey Westerner, if you're feeling sick of all the politics and political leaders here (perhaps because there has been an astounding amount of waste, fraud and corruption, especially in these Western Nations), it's because you've longed for what is far better!
Inside your human spirit, you long for Jesus to rule. Yes, He's the One you've really been looking for, hoping for, longing for ..so why not simply realize this now, and then submit to his rule. Say it verbally. Pray. Get to know Him intimately even today!
You can get right in the light or left in the dark--your choice. Any willing person can get right with their Father in heaven through His Son with true repentance and saving faith (2 free gifts He sill grants). God will indeed forgive you with wide open arms.. and give you His accurate perspective (good news) rather than some twisted news report. You know those are the biased, wrong, or half-truthful.. fake news media perspectives. A half-truth is still a full life!
There's a Real King You and I Have Been Waiting For!
In an age of partisan noise, broken promises, and weary cynicism, Scripture directs our eyes beyond every flawed ruler to the flawless One: Jesus Christ—the coming King who will govern the nations in righteousness, truth, and uncorrupted justice. Earthly politics rise and fall like waves; Christ’s kingdom stands like an unmovable mountain (Heb. 12:28). The Bible does not merely offer spiritual comfort; it boldly proclaims a future global reign of Jesus over every people, tribe, and nation—first in the millennial kingdom and then forever in the new creation.
Billy Graham once said, “Someday you will read or hear that Billy Graham is dead. Don’t you believe a word of it… I shall be more alive than I am now.” The same hope fuels our longing for Christ’s appearing: history is not spiraling downward aimlessly; it is marching toward a coronation.
If human leadership often disappoints you (as humans tend to do, we all are flawed and many leaders quickly get corrupt), but the Scripture tells us this: “It is better to trust in the LORD than to put confidence in princes” (Ps. 118:9). Keep your focus on the Lord not on people who appear good or bad. There is only One who is truly good. The gospel announces that the coming Leader our hearts just ache for is not a politician at all, but a real human with feelings—He was physically crucified on a Cross unto cave temperature (dead, in a tomb), and physically risen on the third day, and will be soon returning here.
Who Is This Coming Ruler?
The Bible unfolds a consistent promise: a righteous Messiah will reign visibly on earth and then eternally beyond it. This hope stretches from Genesis to Revelation.
Foundational Old Testament Prophecies
These passages foretell a future global reign marked by justice, peace, and universal submission to the Messiah:
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Psalm 2:6–12 – The Son of God will be installed as King over all the nations
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Psalm 72:8–11, 17 – All kings will bow; not all individuals, but all nations will serve Him
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Psalm 110:1–6 – The Messiah rules in the midst of His enemies
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Isaiah 2:2–4 – Nations stream to His rule; and swords become plowshares (wars are no more)
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Isaiah 9:6–7 – Government will totally be on His shoulders; there'll be endless peace on and from David’s throne
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Isaiah 11:1–10 – Righteous reign; the earth will be full of the knowledge of the LORD
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Isaiah 32:1 – This King Jesus will reign over all the nations with 100% pure righteousness.
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Jeremiah 23:5–6 – You won't want to miss the “Righteous Branch” who executes justice on earth
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Daniel 2:44 – God’s Kingdom crushes all lame earthly kingdoms forever
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Daniel 7:13–14, 27 – The Son of Man receives everlasting dominion over all peoples
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Micah 4:1–4 – Global peace under Messiah’s rule. The Globalists should love that. Why not?
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Zechariah 14:3–9, 16–17 – The LORD reigns as King over all the earth for time and eternity
Charles Spurgeon wrote, “Christ is King whether the world chooses to acknowledge Him or not.” Scripture insists that acknowledgment will one day be universal.
The New Testament Certainty of Christ’s Future Reign
The New Testament does not soften these promises; it intensifies them, revealing Jesus as the direct fulfillment.
Christ’s Authority and Future Kingdom
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Luke 1:32–33 – Jesus inherits David’s throne and reigns forever
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Matthew 19:28 – The Son of Man sits on His glorious throne in the regeneration
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Matthew 24–25 – The Son of Man returns in glory to judge and rule
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Acts 1:11 – The same Jesus will return visibly
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Acts 3:19–21 – Restoration of all things at His coming
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1 Corinthians 15:24–28 – Christ subdues all rule, then delivers the kingdom to the Father
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Philippians 2:9–11 – Every knee bows; every tongue confesses His lordship
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2 Thessalonians 1:7–10 – Jesus revealed in flaming fire, glorified among believers
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2 Timothy 4:1 – Christ will judge the living and the dead at His appearing
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Hebrews 1:8 – “Your throne, O God, is forever and ever”
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Revelation 1:5; 3:21 – Ruler of kings; believers reign with Him
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Revelation 5:9–10 – Redeemed people reign on the earth
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Revelation 11:15 – “The kingdoms of this world have become the kingdom of our Lord and of His Christ”
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Revelation 19:11–16 – The returning King of kings and Lord of lords
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Revelation 20:1–6 – The millennial reign of Christ on earth
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Revelation 21–22 – Eternal reign in the new heavens and new earth
John Piper summarizes it well: “History is not a story of human triumph but of divine kingship revealed.”
The Dark Prelude: The Antichrist’s Temporary Reign
Before Christ’s open rule, Scripture warns of a counterfeit global leader who exalts himself against God and persecutes believers:
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Daniel 9:27
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Matthew 24:24
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2 Thessalonians 2:3–10 – The “man of lawlessness”
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1 John 2:18 – The coming Antichrist
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Revelation 13 – Global deception and coercive power
Yet this reign is brief and doomed. As Martyn Lloyd-Jones said, “The devil is a defeated foe who only fights on borrowed time.”
Why Hearts Long for a Perfect Ruler
Modern research consistently shows deep mistrust in institutions and leaders. Surveys often reveal declining confidence in government and media, reflecting a moral intuition: we know leaders are fallible. This cultural fatigue prepares hearts for the biblical truth—only Christ can rule without corruption.
The old hymn captures this longing:
“Come, Thou long-expected Jesus,
Born to set Thy people free;
From our fears and sins release us,
Let us find our rest in Thee.”
We are not merely frustrated with politics; we are homesick for righteous authority.
The Character of Christ’s Reign
Scripture emphasizes four defining features of Jesus’ rule:
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Perfect Justice – “He shall judge the poor with righteousness” (Isa. 11:4).
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Universal Peace – War ceases under His authority (Mic. 4:3).
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Global Worship – Every nation honors Him (Rev. 7:9–10).
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Endless Duration – His kingdom never ends (Luke 1:33).
John MacArthur notes, “Christ’s kingdom is not a human improvement project but a divine intervention that replaces all earthly rule.”
A Gentle but Urgent Invitation
If today’s headlines leave the soul weary, Scripture offers not escapism but a Person. Jesus does not campaign for votes; He calls for repentance and faith. He invites rebels to become citizens of His kingdom now so they may rejoice when He visibly reigns later.
Spurgeon pleaded, “Kiss the Son, lest He be angry… Blessed are all who put their trust in Him.” That ancient call still stands. Submission to Christ is not oppression—it is liberation from the tyranny of sin, fear, and false saviors.
Barna research has often noted that while many profess belief in Jesus, far fewer live under His authority as Lord. The gap between admiration and allegiance is the great spiritual crisis of our age. The Bible calls not for vague spirituality but for wholehearted surrender.
If you want, Buckeroo, you can continue all the live-long day in trying to fill up that inner empty void inside of you.
You know, work and fill with things (stuff) or with people-worship (famous, handsome, rich lover or not), or with warm-hearted pets, that will now satisfy.
You can try to fill it up with a bigger, better house with a nice view, for with a faster car, or with a better job, or longer vacations and an earlier retirement, or with more children, with a different spouse, or live in lover. None of it will really satisfy you.
You can try to fill up that painfully empty inner void with illicit drug use, or with use of more prescriptions. So many have cravings. Does your flesh desire what will destroy you - drug use, or with alcohol? All kinds of crazy sex won't satisfy that void, and more degrees from colleges etc won't.
People are paying a lot of money to horrible universities today -- they are ever learning and somehow never able to come to the knowledge of the truth. They don't arrive. They're reading (so many can't), but are never coming on God's terms, or entering into a personal covenant relationship with Christ (God the Son).
How can they have peace without the real Prince of Peace living as Lord on the inside?
Q: Your best decisions thus far have brought you to this point where you are. How is it there. Want or need more?
Yeah, so how has that been working for you? Living independently from God being Lord.. I mean of having this Shepherd relationship with God as His sheep so to speak.. do you possess life abundantly today, life to the full?
How's that work-life balance going? Do you enjoy a peace inside that passes all human understanding now, or His JOY that is far better than any comfort this world can give. So you sense His perfect agape love, and have a love for God and other people, no matter their color or background?
This corrupt World system cannot give you this! Are you in the will of God for your life, or out of that, somewhere illegally outside of His will?
Come today. Come now--I strongly urge you to. Don't put it off any longer.
Listen, NOT TO decide ..is to decide (against Him). Trying to first clean up your life, keep all His laws first before you come to him -- that's a bad idea (Just come honestly). Jesus is the ultimate Fisher of people.. teaching us believers how to go do that with Him leading us. Yes, He catches his fish, and then he cleans em up so to speak from the inside out. Yes, in that order. We don't come all cleaned up or on our own terms. Firstly, we come exactly as we are now.. with a willingness and say God, I humbly surrender all, be my Boss forever. Become my Savior and CED chief executive decision maker in everything. Ever with Your pure anointing that breaks the yoke of bonage. Take the throne of my heart--the only throne in there is Yours so to speak. I am sick of corrupt politician-leaders I need You leading forever. Start to rule in me without any rival, Lord Jesus.
How to “Brag on Jesus” When Words Fail
To speak of Christ is not exaggeration; it is understatement. He is:
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The Prophet who reveals truth
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The Priest who forgives sin
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The King of all kings who will righteously rule the nations
Billy Graham once observed, “The Bible is not an option; it is a necessity.” And its central message is not moral improvement but royal arrival: the King is coming.
So we boast in Him by:
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Trusting His cross for forgiveness (Rom. 5:8–10)
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Yielding daily to His authority (Luke 9:23)
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Longing for His appearing (Titus 2:13)
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Proclaiming His gospel with love and urgency (2 Cor. 5:20)
I'm feelin' really upbeat today, but you want what's better than what you've been witnessing.
Things (temporal stuff, jobs, cars, earthly dwellings, lovers, substances and..) flawed human leaders will continue to disappoint so many people (the masses), but Christ never will. He and His faithful promises to believers never change.
Empires come and go -- several just collapse. Elections shift (with or without any integrity) will come and go, some reputations will crumble—but not the Lord's. “Jesus Christ is the same yesterday and today and forever” (Heb. 13:8).
The world may feel very chaotic and out of control, but history is not out of God's control; it is under construction for a real coronation. The rightful King of all kings will soon step onto the world's stage of our history here—not really to debate or try to convince the masses, but to simply reign as the top Leader forever. Every knee will bow.
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Islamic antichrist...really? Will the antichrist be a Muslim?
What does it mean that there will be wars and rumors of wars before the end times?
I am normal and really don't like wars, especially the idea of a World War 3.
What does it mean that lawlessness will be increased in the end times (Matthew 24:12)?
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Jesus Christ will raise them from the dead. Yep (see John 5:25–29) after the millennium, the thousand-year reign of Christ (Revelation 20:5).
Until that day, the wisest decision any individual soul can make is very simple. Shall I accept or reject Christ? There is no greater or more profound question to answer.
Freely bow now in faith, or bow later in recognition. All will bow.
Yes, either way, every knee will bow—and blessed are those who joyfully do so today.
Hey Sport, With Respect May I Extend an Invitation for You to Come to Christ?
You can spend all your days trying to quiet that deep, restless ache or longing within—filling it with things, with people, with success, with pleasures that promise much and deliver little. You can chase a bigger house, a faster car, longer vacations, an earlier retirement; you can seek fulfillment in relationships, achievements, degrees, experiences, or even in substances and distractions that dull the pain but never heal the soul. Yet Scripture reminds us of a tragic pattern: “ever learning and never able to come to the knowledge of the truth” (2 Tim. 3:7). Without the Prince of Peace reigning within, how can the heart truly know peace (Isa. 9:6; Phil. 4:7)?
Consider honestly: the sum of your best decisions has led you to this very moment. How has that path truly worked for your soul? Has independence away from God, and reliance on self really helpped a lot? Has this produced zoe life, eternal life, or abundant life for you yet (See John 3 and 10:10)?
Do you currently possess a big JOY inside that the world cannot give, or a peace that surpasses understanding, or a love for God and other people that rises up above all the broken systems of this age?
Mr. Augustine confessed it best: “Our hearts are restless until they find their rest in Thee.” And Blaise Pascal observed that every human carries within a “God-shaped vacuum” only Christ can fill.
So come (now is good, right here is smart)—come now, just as you are not to me, but to Him.
Do not put this off. Why delay; indecision is itself a decision. Do not attempt to polish your life before approaching Him. That is not the gospel. As the old evangelists would say, Jesus is the Fisher of men: He catches, and then He cleans. We do not come perfected; we come surrendered. We come willing, saying, “Lord Jesus, take the throne of my heart. Forgive me, remake me, and rule without rival within me.”
Billy Graham smartly urged,
“Come just as you are,”
“Just as I am, without one plea,
But that Thy blood was shed for me.”
If you hear His voice today, do not harden your heart (Heb. 3:15). Come to Christ—not tomorrow, not when life is more orderly, not when you feel more worthy—but now. Surrender to Him as Savior and Lord, and discover the life, peace, and joy your soul has been searching for all along.
You don’t come to God cleaned up by you; you come to Him as you are—with a willing heart to be changed from the inside out (as we each cooperate with the Holy Spirit). Yes, totally forgiven, and made new by grace (John 3:3; 1 John 1:9) for the sanctification process to begin.
So What Are The Simple Steps to Begin a Relationship with Jesus?
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Admit – Admit it, Quit it (sin), yes, Acknowledge your sin and need for God’s mercy (Romans 3:23).
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Repent – Hang a U-turn to God. Turn from sin with a sincere willingness to change (Acts 3:19).
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Believe – Trust that Jesus died for your sins and rose again (Romans 10:9–10).
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Receive – Personally invite Christ to rule your life as Savior and Lord (John 1:12).
Would you pray something simply like this?:
“Lord Jesus, I thank you for living a sinless life, for dying on the Cross for my sins and for rising from the dead. I believe you are my God, Messiah and Savior, so in the best way that I know how, I repent of my wrongdoings/sin and believe in you. I come just as I am. I can't earn favor, grace or forgiveness from you. Yes, I confess all of my sins to you, and I forsake them cuz You'll never forsake or ditch me. I turn away from them and this corrupt world system to You. Go to the cross in my place was enough! I praise you put my full trust in You alone to forgive and save me here and now. Come into my life, get the doubt out, change me, and be my Lord and Friend from this day forward. Amen.”
