Like in the days of Noah

We live like in the days of Noah.
Today, many preach in the streets, and people pay no attention.
They walk right past without a care.
The Bible says that when the ark was being built, according to His Word,
people saw it and mocked it. But on the day of the flood,
they understood that God wasn't playing games and that He condemned everyone for disobedience and rebellion, yet He saved Noah and his family.
We live in similar times. Everyone is having fun; even the churches are losing their fear of God.
There is no more reverence or joy; now everything is a business.
They have forgotten that Jesus was angry when they turned His Church into a marketplace.
That is why I tell you: be careful, because the things of God are sacred. Do a good job if you have a calling.
Look, time is running out. It's better that Christ finds you preaching and that you are winning many souls for Him.
Remember, on that day you will be rewarded for the good work you have done, and if you didn't do it well, you will be condemned. But that only happens if you are careless. Ask the Lord to give you wisdom to preach the word with joy, and that you may deliver many souls on that day.
Time is running out.
The door is already closing, and many Christians are growing cold. They are forgetting about salvation; it has become a competition.
And my Lord is losing patience. At any moment, the trumpet will sound, and those who mocked will realize that time is running out, the door is closing. The Bible says in Matthew 16:26: "What good is it for someone to gain the whole world, yet forfeit their soul?" It's not about how much we can accumulate in this world, but how much we have accumulated in Heaven.

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