3 Reasons Why Christians Will Not Go Through the Great Tribulation

Matthew 24:21

For then shall be great tribulation, such as was not since the beginning of the world to this time, no, nor ever shall be.

Introduction: 

The topic of the apocalypse and the end of the world is not a new subject of interest. The disciples asked Jesus when the end of the world was going to occur in Matthew 24:3. Their inquiry was the motivation for Jesus’ teaching known as the Olivet Discourse. 21 centuries later, humanity is still contemplating this topic. 

Many groups, ministers, theologians, and biblical scholars have written down their thoughts on the matter over the centuries. The center of the concern is answering whether or not Christians will experience the Great Tribulation outlined in the Book of Revelation. Honest and sincere Christians have argued and disagreed with each other about this topic. 

The subject has gained more interest of late due to the recent pandemic. Popular pundits, radio personalities, and social media influencers promote their apocalyptic visions and doomsday scenarios every day. Consequently, many are seriously asking if the end of the world is upon us. The extreme hoarding of food and amenities and spending thousands of dollars on survival food subscriptions are the consequences of hysteria fueled fears fanned by alarmist voices over the mass media.

Christian people across the nation are getting caught up in these trends and are openly asking if we have entered The Apocalypse? 

The Bible demonstrates three good reasons why Christians will not go through the Great Tribulation.