A Message Shared With Professors in the United States
Special Leadership meeting with Professors
Over the past period, I have had the opportunity to share this message several times in special leadership meetings with professors in the United States. Each time, the response has been encouraging, with the professors showing genuine interest in the biblical and prophetic significance of the message.
The message I have been sharing is centered on a question that I believe every follower of Messiah must seriously consider:
Are we truly preparing for the return of the King—and what will our role be when He reigns? The Importance of standing with Israel!
There is a sound coming from the sky.
It is a sound that signals the return of a King.
The King Who Is Coming
The prophet Daniel saw something remarkable:
“One like the Son of Man, coming with the clouds of heaven.”
In Daniel 7:13–14, Daniel witnessed the Son of Man receiving dominion, glory, and a kingdom that would never be destroyed.
This is not merely an ancient vision or a distant theological idea. It points toward an approaching reality.
The King is coming.
According to Revelation 20:6, those who have a part in the first resurrection will be priests of God and of Messiah and will reign with Him for a thousand years.
The return of Messiah is therefore not simply about leaving this world. Scripture presents a coming Kingdom—a reign involving authority, responsibility, service, and restoration.
The Son of God will return to the Mount of Olives. His reign is connected with Jerusalem and the throne of David. The King is coming to Zion.
And that brings us to a deeply personal question:
What will your role be in that coming Kingdom?
Faithfulness Today Determines Responsibility Tomorrow
Jesus gives us a powerful principle in Matthew 25:23:
“Well done, good and faithful servant; you have been faithful over a few things, I will make you ruler over many things.”
Kingdom authority begins with faithfulness.
It is not primarily about where you begin. It is about what you do with what God has entrusted to you.
The “few things” matter.
The responsibilities you have today matter.
The opportunities God places before you matter.
Your authority tomorrow is connected to your faithfulness today.
We are living in a season of accountability. God is looking for people who understand that His Kingdom operates according to covenantal faithfulness.
Before asking for greater authority, we must demonstrate faithfulness with what He has already placed in our hands.
If we desire to serve and reign with Messiah in the coming Kingdom, we must learn to be faithful now.
Understanding Our Roots
To understand our future, we must understand our roots.
Galatians 3:29 says:
“If you belong to Messiah, then you are Abraham’s seed, and heirs according to the promise.”
The blessing of Abraham is sometimes reduced to financial prosperity. But the biblical promise is much greater.
In Genesis 28:4, the blessing of Abraham is connected with inheriting the land that God gave to Abraham.
The biblical story repeatedly connects Abraham’s covenant with the land of Israel.
For those who believe in Messiah Yeshua, this should lead us to take seriously the biblical relationship between the Abrahamic covenant, Israel, Jerusalem, and God’s unfolding purposes.
This is not ultimately about political parties or human governments. Governments are fallible.
It is about covenant.
Our faith should produce more than words. It should produce a meaningful concern for God’s purposes, for Jerusalem, for the Jewish people, and for the biblical promises associated with Israel.
The Key of Abraham
Consider the words of Genesis 12:3:
“I will bless those who bless you, and him who dishonors you I will curse.”
This passage calls us to examine how seriously we take God’s covenant purposes.
Do we pray for Jerusalem?
Do we care about the Jewish people?
Do our actions reflect the biblical convictions we profess?
Standing with Israel should not simply be reduced to political allegiance. It should flow from a conviction that God’s covenant promises deserve to be taken seriously.
When we pray for Jerusalem and seek the good of the Jewish people, we are expressing our identification with the biblical story that leads toward the coming reign of Messiah.
We are looking toward Zion.
We are preparing our hearts for the King.
The Escalation of Favor
Isaiah 54:10 gives us a beautiful picture of God’s covenant faithfulness:
“My kindness shall not depart from you, nor shall My covenant of peace be removed.”
The Hebrew concept of chesed speaks of God’s loving-kindness, steadfast love, and covenant faithfulness.
Grace and covenant are deeply connected throughout Scripture.
Galatians 3:9 tells us that those who are of faith are blessed along with Abraham. And Romans 11:17 uses the remarkable image of Gentile believers being grafted into the olive tree and becoming participants in its rich root.
This picture should produce humility, gratitude, and responsibility.
We have not created the root.
We have been invited to share in its nourishment.
That should change the way we think, pray, live, and respond to the biblical story of Israel.
Prepare for the King
The central message I have continued to share with these professors is simple:
The King is coming.
His Kingdom is coming.
His reign will be real.
And Scripture calls us to prepare—not merely by talking about the future, but by demonstrating faithfulness in the present.
The question is not simply whether we believe Messiah is returning.
The deeper question is:
Will He find us faithful when He comes?
Will we have been faithful with the “few things”?
Will we understand our covenant identity?
Will we honor the biblical roots of our faith?
Will we pray for Jerusalem?
Will we demonstrate love and meaningful support toward the Jewish people?
Will our lives reflect the values of the Kingdom we say we are waiting for?
The excitement and engagement I have witnessed from professors in these leadership meetings has reinforced for me that this is a message worthy of serious reflection.
We are not simply waiting for an event.
We are preparing for a King.
Prepare for the King.
Honor the Covenant.
Walk faithfully with what God has entrusted to you today.
Look toward the day when Messiah will reign.
The King is coming to Zion.
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