The Fear Of Missing Out - Daniel 12:1-13 Dr. Bob Franquiz, Senior Pastor

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Franquiz details how the Great Tribulation will make people recognize God's judgment and Israel's role in end times.

This episode is a sermon by Dr. Bob Franquiz, senior pastor of Calvary Fellowship in Miramar, Florida, concluding a series on the Book of Daniel. Franquiz opens with humorous anecdotes about technical issues and a personal story of missing a flight due to stopping for Cuban food, linking it to the fear of missing out. He transitions into exegesis of Daniel 12, explaining verses about Michael the archangel, a time of trouble, and the resurrection. Franquiz delves into eschatology, discussing the 70 weeks prophecy, the Great Tribulation, and God's covenant with Israel, referencing Romans and Zechariah. He emphasizes living a beautiful life to lead others to Jesus, sharing a story about holding his wife's hand inspiring a doctor. Franquiz explores Daniel 12:4, noting increased travel and knowledge as signs of the end times, citing Isaac Newton's predictions. He uses personal examples, like a trip to Walmart to help strangers and an encounter at Whole Foods during his heart surgery recovery, to illustrate how trials can encourage others. The sermon concludes with an analysis of additional days in prophecy and a call to hope in the Lord, ending with an altar call for listeners to accept Jesus.

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A Daniel 12 sermon that connects prophetic signs with the quiet witness of a life shaped by Jesus.

Daniel 12 is framed as a call to spiritual readiness, with Bob tying visions, signs, and unresolved timing to the harder work of living what one believes.

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Press play when Daniel's final vision has you asking what faith should look like in ordinary life.

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