JEFF TURNER
The return of Christ has become a contested question in our time, debated in pulpits, published in books, dramatized on screens. And yet, for all the noise, the Bible speaks with uncommon clarity.
Two camps have emerged. Some teach that His coming will be invisible, purely spiritual. Others hold that it will be real, bodily, and visible to all. This is not a small disagreement. What we believe about His return shapes how we read all of Scripture.
Much of the confusion traces back not to the text, but to fiction. When imagination fills the spaces that Scripture already occupies, the truth grows dim. We must return to the New Testament, where the teaching is plain and direct.
Jesus will come again, and His coming will be seen. Visible signs will precede Him across the earth. There will be nothing quiet, nothing hidden, nothing merely inward about it. His feet will stand upon the Mount of Olives. The mountain will divide. Waters will flow. Dry places will bloom. The physical world itself will bear witness to His arrival.
This matters because truth always matters. When we anchor our hope to what Scripture actually says, confusion gives way to conviction.
For just as the lightning comes from the east and flashes as far as the west, so will the coming of the Son of Man be.
Matthew 24:27
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