Answering Two Great Questions

What did Jesus mean when He answered His disciples' questions about the end times? More importantly, what does His answer mean for believers living in today's increasingly uncertain world?

In this episode, we revisit Pastor Malcolm Macqueen's powerful sermon, "Answering Two Great Questions," preached at Kings Christian Centre Assembly of God, Old Town, Swindon, on Sunday 5 July 2026. Drawing from Matthew 24:1–3, we unpack Jesus' prophetic teaching and explore how His words speak directly into the challenges facing Christians today.

Together, we explore why only four of the twelve disciples sought deeper understanding, what it means to develop genuine spiritual curiosity and why understanding the times is essential for every follower of Christ. We also discuss the signs Jesus described, including deception, wars, famines, pestilences, earthquakes, persecution and the rebirth of Israel, while considering how these events affect not only the world around us but also our hearts, minds and relationships.

Most importantly, this conversation highlights the two responses available to every believer: fear or faith. Will we become spiritually asleep, overwhelmed by the chaos of this age, or will we remain awake, grounded in God's Word, strengthened through Christian fellowship and filled with hope as we look towards Christ's return?

Whether you're listening during your morning commute, your quiet time or with your small group, this episode will encourage you to ask deeper questions, seek God's wisdom and choose faith over fear in every season.

In this episode you'll discover:

• Why spiritual curiosity is vital for Christian growth.
• How Matthew 24 helps believers understand today's world.
• The impact of global chaos on our personal lives and spiritual walk.
• How to avoid becoming spiritually asleep.
• Practical ways to stay awake, grow in faith and encourage others.

If this episode encourages you, be sure to listen to the full sermon and share this podcast with someone who needs hope, clarity and encouragement today.

"Don't respond in fear. Respond in faith."