What did Peter mean when he wrote that the end of all things is at hand?

The world as we know it passes away, we must then be people who watch and pray.

Sexuality, worldliness, Netflix, and all kinds of distractions compete daily for our thoughts. We cannot give our minds over to the enemy  we must think hard to the glory of God.

Jesus makes it clear that eternal life hangs on whether we are ready when he comes.

Marriage should be entered by a man and woman with a sober mind and heart, who can take seriously the vows theyre making before God and others.

Don't get drunk on the promise of productivity or entertainment and forget the most important thing you can do today: pray.

In the past few decades, some of the most popular Christian books published in the United States have dealt with the events that will surround the end of this present age. Whether works of fiction ...

God calls us from time to time, and some of us as a kind of vocation, to striveto struggle, and wrestle, and persist, and prevail in prayer.

War-time prayer is an essential part of our assault on the strongholds of Satan.

Pastor Robbie Symons teaches on 1 Peter 4:7 "The end of all things is at hand; therefore be self-controlled and sober-minded for the sake of your prayers." (...

In his sermon titled 'Be of Sound Judgement and Sober Spirit - Part II" Pastor Russel Takaezu teaches that as the end of things is at hand to be serious and ...

1 Peter 4:7 By all reasonable observation it seems fair to say that that which the Scriptures call the end of all things indeed is at hand and that were liv...

Our prayer motivator verse from the Word of God today is 1 Peter 4:7 which reads: But the end of all things is at hand: be ye therefore sober, and watch unt...