This powerful message takes us deep into biblical prophecy, exploring three profound future realities that should shape how we live today. We journey through the seven-year tribulation period, examining Daniel's precise prophecies and Revelation's vivid descriptions of seals, trumpets, and bowls—a time of unprecedented judgment on earth. Yet here's the beautiful promise: believers are not appointed to suffer this wrath. The rapture offers us deliverance, that breathtaking moment when we'll be caught up to meet Jesus in the air, snatched away in the twinkling of an eye. We also discover God's unwavering faithfulness to Israel, with all Jewish people destined for salvation and 144,000 evangelists spreading the gospel during the darkest days. The message culminates with Christ's glorious return and the reality of judgment—two distinct judgments, actually. Believers face a judgment of works for rewards and responsibilities, not condemnation. But unbelievers stand before the Great White Throne, where justice is served, and the Book of Life determines eternal destiny. This isn't meant to frighten us but to awaken us to the urgency of grace. We're living in a time of mercy, where names can still be written in the Lamb's Book of Life. The question echoes: do we want justice or mercy? The cross has already spoken louder than our darkest night.