Most Christians Will FALL in the Tribulation (Only the Faithful Will Stand)
The Bible does not lie. It does not exaggerate and it does not stutter. When the scriptures warn of a time of great tribulation, they are not describing a hypothetical scenario. They are describing a divine certainty. The tribulation is not merely a test of endurance.
It is the threshing floor where wheat is separated from chaff, sheep from goats, and the true church from the counterfeit. The reason most so-called Christians will not endure the tribulation is simple. They were never truly in Christ to begin with. We live in an age where emotionalism has replaced exugesus and comfort has replaced conviction. The modern church is more interested in entertaining goats than feeding sheep.
So when the shaking comes, and it will come, those who have built their faith on sand will fall just as Jesus said. They’ve embraced a gospel of convenience, not the gospel of the cross. The problem with modern Christianity is that it has replaced the true gospel with a false one. What we call gospel today is often nothing more than a motivational pep talk wrapped in a few Bible verses and a lot of emotion. It’s not the gospel that Jesus preached.
It’s not the gospel that cost the apostles their lives. It’s not the gospel that calls men to die to themselves, take up their cross, and follow Christ. Instead, we’ve sold people a counterfeit, a message that tells them God loves them just as they are and wants nothing more than to bless them, fix their problems, and fulfill their dreams.
But that’s not the gospel. That’s a lie. When you preach a gospel that does not include repentance, you leave people in their sin. When you tell them all they have to do is accept Jesus without explaining the cost of disciplehip, you’re not saving them. You’re deceiving them. Salvation is not a simple hand raise or a recited prayer.
It’s not about walking an aisle or feeling a tingle in your spine during a worship song. Salvation is a supernatural work of the Holy Spirit where a dead heart is made alive, a sinner is granted repentance, and a rebel becomes a servant of Christ. Anything less is not conversion. It’s counterfeit.
So many in the church today claim to follow Jesus, but their lives bear no fruit. They’ve never turned from their sin. They’ve never surrendered their will. They’ve never experienced conviction. And yet they’re assured by pastors and leaders that they are saved. Why? Because they made a decision.
Because they joined a church, because they got baptized as a child. But Jesus said, “Not everyone who says to me, Lord, Lord, will enter the kingdom of heaven.” He said, “The way is narrow and few find it.” Few, not the majority, not the masses, few. This false gospel has created a generation of false converts.
