EPISODE · Jun 1, 2026 · 28 MIN
Don't Drift | Stay Awake and Be Ready for His Return | Luke 21:34-36
from NHCC Sermons & Teaching · host New Horizons Christian Church
Nobody wakes up one day and decides to walk away from God.It's never that dramatic. It's a slow little drift. A little busy here, a little tired there — and before long, what used to be central to your life is completely gone.In Luke 21:34-36, Jesus issues one of his most urgent warnings. He's not talking to his enemies. He's talking to his followers. And what he tells them has everything to say to anyone who has ever felt spiritually numb, distracted, or disconnected — and isn't quite sure how they got there.This message is a wake-up call. Not a guilt trip — a lifeline.Big Idea: The return of Jesus is certain. The drift is subtle. The call is urgent — stay awake, stay prayerful, stay ready.In this message:What Jesus actually meant by "stay awake" — and what it looks like practicallyThe three things that quietly put people to sleep spirituallyWhy most people don't drift because of catastrophic events — and what actually pulls them awayOne practical step you can take this week to guard your spiritual life📖 Scripture References: Luke 21:34-36 | 1 Thessalonians 5:6 | Matthew 24:42-44New Horizons Christian Church | Clermont, FL11340 Howey Cross Rd, Clermont, FL
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Nobody wakes up one day and decides to walk away from God. It's never that dramatic. It's a slow little drift. A little busy here, a little tired there — and before long, what used to be central to your life is completely gone. In Luke 21:34-36, Jesus issues one of his most urgent warnings. He's not talking to his enemies. He's talking to his followers. And what he tells them has everything to say to anyone who has ever felt spiritually numb, distracted, or disconnected — and isn't quite sure...
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