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Amid global unrest, wars, political upheaval and alarmingly rapid advances in technology and artificial intelligence, Pastor Philip Anthony Mitchell believes Christians should be paying close attention.
The 43-year-old founder of 2819 Church, a rapidly growing Atlanta congregation that regularly draws thousands of worshippers, says he is convinced believers are living in a season that demands spiritual urgency. Scripture, he said, and current events point clearly toward what Christians have anticipated for centuries: the return of Jesus Christ
“I personally believe that we're living in the final hours of the church age," Mitchell, whose church takes its title from the Great Commission in Matthew 28:19, told The Christian Post. "I personally believe that time is running out on us, and I feel that what God is trying to do in the earth is awaken as many people as possible, first beginning with His bride, His own people."
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The 43-year-old founder of 2819 Church, a rapidly growing Atlanta congregation that regularly draws thousands of worshippers, says he is convinced believers are living in a season that demands spiritual urgency. Scripture, he said, and current events point clearly toward what Christians have anticipated for centuries: the return of Jesus Christ
“I personally believe that we're living in the final hours of the church age," Mitchell, whose church takes its title from the Great Commission in Matthew 28:19, told The Christian Post. "I personally believe that time is running out on us, and I feel that what God is trying to do in the earth is awaken as many people as possible, first beginning with His bride, His own people."
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Philip Anthony Mitchell says 'we’re living in the final hours of the Church age' amid release of viral worship anthem
Pastor Philip Anthony Mitchell and worship leader Trey Heflin share how the viral debut anthem For Christ Alone emerged from a belief that the Church must prepare for Christ s return
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