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The End: Acting Brand New

In the final message of the “The End” series, Pastor Jared reminds us that the promise of Revelation is not destruction, but restoration. God is not throwing away His creation—He’s making it brand new. From pain and loss to healing and hope, eternity isn’t a distant dream—it’s the reality we live for today.

Weekly Bible Study List

1. Revelation 21:5 (NLT) – “Look, I am making everything new!”
2. Isaiah 65:19 (NLT) – “The sound of weeping and crying will be heard in it no more.”
3. 2 Peter 3:9 (NLT) – “He does not want anyone to be destroyed, but wants everyone to repent.”
4. Philippians 3:20 (NLT) – “But we are citizens of heaven, where the Lord Jesus Christ lives.”
5. 1 Thessalonians 4:13 (NLT) – “We do not grieve like people who have no hope.”

The Sunday Outline & Notes

Pastor Jared concludes “The End” series by painting a powerful and hope-filled vision of eternity. Using imagery from Revelation 21 and Isaiah 65, the message shifts our perspective on what the end truly looks like—not destruction, but divine renovation.

Point 1: God Will Make All Things New

Eternity isn’t a spiritual escape—it’s a restoration project by God Himself. Just as a historic home is restored rather than demolished, God is renewing creation, not discarding it. Everything we’ve endured—every struggle and heartbreak—will be transformed by God into something beautiful.

Point 2: God Will Heal What's Broken

Isaiah gives us a prophetic glimpse into God’s future for His people: a world where pain and death no longer exist, where prayers are answered before they are even spoken. It’s not a fantasy—it’s the kind of healing that rewrites every painful chapter in our lives. God doesn’t erase the good—He removes the broken.

Point 3: We Must Prepare for the End

As we wait for Jesus’ return, we are called to act like citizens of heaven. Peter reminds us that God’s delay is patience, giving more time for repentance. We’re not called to spiritual survival—we’re called to Kingdom impact.

From Sermon to Action

Pastor Jared offers three ways we should live today in preparation for eternity:

1. Live with Expectation – Anticipate God's kingdom, and serve the world He’s placed you in.
2. Grieve with Hope – Yes, we cry. But we cry knowing joy is coming.
3. Worship with Full Surrender – Don’t wait for heaven to give Jesus your all. Eternity starts now.

When that day comes—the day Jesus returns and everything broken is made whole—we’ll wish we had surrendered sooner, loved deeper, and lived more fully for the Kingdom. The message leaves us with this truth: God isn’t just offering a better ending—He’s offering a brand new beginning.

Worship Setlist

1. Friend of God
2. Thank You Jesus for the Blood
3. Nothing But the Blood

Quotes Worth Reposting on Social Media

1. "God’s not removing you from life—He’s renewing your life."
2. "The future God has promised us isn’t just different. It’s healed."
3. "God doesn’t just take the pain away—He rewrites the story your pain tried to destroy."
4. "We’re not waiting to escape the world—we’re living to restore it."
5. "Heaven isn't a place where we escape the earth, it's what Jesus will bring down to restore the earth."
6. "Don’t just admire the truth—align your life with it."
7. "Every tear will expire—and every loss will be healed."
8. "What you surrender now will shape what you’re living for tomorrow."
9. "God isn’t just saving souls—He’s restoring all of creation."
10. "You weren’t saved to sit—you were saved to serve."

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