The Good News
Come to Jesus Before It’s Too Late
“For God so loved the world that He gave His only Son, that whoever believes in Him shall not perish but have everlasting life.”
John 3:16
1. What Is the Gospel?
The gospel is the most beautiful news you’ll ever hear.
It means that Jesus — the Son of God — came down to rescue you.
He saw our brokenness, our sin, and our distance from God… and He didn’t turn away.
Instead, He stepped in.
He lived a perfect life.
He died in your place, taking the punishment we all deserve.
And three days later, He rose from the grave — victorious over sin and death.
This is love.
You are invited into forgiveness, freedom, and eternal life — not through religion, but through a relationship with Jesus Christ.
All you have to do is say yes to Him.
2. How Do I Know I'm Saved?
Maybe you’ve wondered… “Have I truly given my life to Jesus?”
Being saved isn’t about checking boxes or being perfect — it’s about your heart.
Here are a few gentle questions to help you reflect:
Have you come to Jesus, knowing you need His grace and forgiveness?
Do you believe He died and rose again for you?
Have you given Him your heart and said, “I’m Yours”?
Is there evidence of new life in you — not perfection, but real change?
Romans 10:9 says:
“If you confess with your mouth, ‘Jesus is Lord,’ and believe in your heart that God raised Him from the dead, you will be saved.”
If that’s true of you — if you’ve surrendered to Him — you can rest in His promises.
You are His.
3. Will I Go Up in the Rapture?
One day very soon, Jesus will return for His Bride — those who belong to Him.
It will be in a moment. Quiet, sudden, and miraculous.
Only those who have truly been born again will go — those who are watching, waiting, and walking with Him.
To be ready:
Stay close to Him in prayer and in His Word.
Keep your heart soft and your lamp full.
Let go of this world — and hold on to Jesus.
Luke 21:36 says:
“Watch therefore, and pray always that you may be counted worthy to escape all these things…”
This isn’t about fear. It’s about love.
He’s coming back for you. Stay ready.
This is the prophetic timeline of how things will unfold according to the Bible.
4. What Happens During the Tribulation?
After the rapture, the world will enter a time of great shaking — a 7-year period the Bible calls the Tribulation.
It will be a time of deception, chaos, and judgment.
The rise of the Antichrist.
Global confusion and control.
Plagues. War. Famine.
And heartbreak for many who finally turn to Jesus — too late to escape, but still loved.
But even in those days, God’s mercy will shine. Many will be saved.
Some will give their lives for their faith.
But God will be with them — and He’ll never abandon the ones who call on His name.
5. A Loving Warning: Do Not Take the Mark
In that time, the Antichrist will require everyone to take a mark — a sign of allegiance to him.
It will be needed to buy, sell, and live in the world’s system.
But this mark will also mean a complete rejection of Jesus.
Revelation 14 says:
“If anyone receives the mark… he will also drink the wine of the wrath of God.”
This isn’t just a symbol — it’s a spiritual decision.
Please, don’t take it.
If you are reading this after the rapture:
There is still hope.
Turn to Jesus with all your heart, refuse the mark, and cling to Him — no matter what.
6. Ready to Surrender Your Life?
If you feel that tug — that quiet whisper saying, “This is for you…”
It’s not just emotion. It’s Jesus.
He’s calling your name.
You don’t need to fix yourself first.
You just need to come — as you are.
Still Wondering?
Watch This Message from Me
This short video is straight from our hearts to yours.
If you’re unsure, if you’re searching, or if you just need to hear the truth spoken plainly — please take a few minutes to watch.
It’s called “Get on the Ark Now — Before the Flood.”
It’s not about fear.
It’s about love.
It’s about a real Savior… and the rescue He’s offering you today.
7. But What If I Was Raised Catholic? Or Another Denomination?
Maybe you were baptized as a baby…
Confirmed…
Attended church for years…
Served. Gave. Did everything right on the outside.
But something inside still feels unsure.
Here’s the truth in love:
Salvation doesn’t come from a denomination.
It comes from a decision — a surrendered heart to Jesus.
It doesn’t matter if you were raised Catholic, Baptist, Lutheran, or never stepped foot in church.
What matters is: Have you truly given your heart to Him?
God is not looking for religion. He’s looking for relationship.
For your heart.
Jesus said:
“These people honor me with their lips, but their hearts are far from me.” — Matthew 15:8
The good news is — it’s not too late.
Right now, today, you can come to Him sincerely.
Just you and Jesus. No middleman. No rituals. Just faith.