Don’t look too near or you’ll get all messed up, you’ll get too consumed with all the worry and all the threat and all the fear,” Hibbs warned as he concluded his talk. Isn’t that amazing, with just His finger, He’s going to go … boop, and He can change things in an instant.”Ĭhristians should read their Bible to be ready for the return of the Lord, he said, because “we are all walking as if it were a fine line." “In a moment in a twinkling of an eye, some scientists say ‘18 thousands of a second,’ we shall be changed. “If there’s no rapture in the Bible, I don’t know what Bible they're reading,” Hibbs continued. We shall not all die, but we shall all be changed.”Ī true believer who believes that His Father is coming back for him at any time, Hibbs said, will “busy about his business.” Knowing that Jesus could come back anytime, he said, should motivate Christians to “open their mouths, open their hands and make sure to love others by sharing the Gospel of Jesus Christ.” “We will not inherit Heaven in this body, like it is. “God is going to change the pattern or the structure of the molecular organization that He has that makes up the body or this physical universe,” he described. Hibbs added that the Christian body is referred to as being at “sleep” because when Jesus comes back for the rapture, we will be “changed.” The Bible teaches resurrection, which means this molecular structure of who you are is going to be resurrected or at the moment of the rapture, it is going to be metamorphosed, it’s going to be changed, and this simply means … tweaked. "You can’t be a Christian and believe in reincarnation. “This hope is needed more than ever,” Hibbs said. But it is not a transformation that can be considered reincarnation, he stressed. He explained that during the rapture, the bodies that Christians know on Earth will be changed. Not to be apologized for, but to be defended.”įor many Christians, Hibbs said, the rapture should provide hope and serve as motivation, while also emphasizing that Christians will be tormented for having hope in Jesus’ return. It’s a doctrine that’s revealed in Scripture. “Paul the Apostle believed, as every generation is to believe, that the Lord could come back for the Church at any moment. “We who are alive and remain at the coming,” Hibbs reiterated. And so we will be with the Lord forever.” Hibbs continued by sharing Scriptures written by Paul in 1 Thessalonians Chapter 4: “We who are still alive and are left will be caught up together with them in the clouds to meet the Lord in the air. Jesus Christ said I’m coming to pick you up,” Hibbs said, asserting that the origin of the rapture has always been true and available, but many Christians do not believe in it. Jesus taught the rapture for a reason,” he said. Jesus Himself, in John Chapter 14, Jesus started this whole thing. Christians, he stressed, should not deny that Jesus will return in the rapture. The greatest hope for the believer, Hibbs continued, is the rapture of the Church. “Friends and family, the narrative is demonic to bring about confusion, to bring about fear.” Why? So you have no hope,” Hibbs added. Remember, we used to get sick before COVID. “When you know that God’s heart is set on you, you don’t need to be afraid. Why do you think the Bible says, ‘Perfect love casts out all fear?’” he asked. “The demons are to deceive, and fear is the greatest power. It’s a demonic doctrine.”Īt the conference, Hibbs preached that COVID-19 has led to a “spiritual issue” of fear that is a “doctrine of demons.” He also stressed that Christians who know about how God loves them should not be afraid of COVID-19. And friends and family, the agenda is spiritual. Why not ? Because it doesn’t fit whatever agenda is going on. There are flus and sicknesses out there that are worse, but nobody's talking about them. “Seriously people, do you know the science?. “COVID is a real sickness and virus, but here’s what’s demonic to me: there is an unexplainable, unreasonable reaction to it that has not come from the virus,” Hibbs, the founding and senior pastor of the 10,000-member Calvary Chapel Chino Hills church in southern California, said at the Bible prophecy conference held on Sept. Speaking at the “ Awaiting His Return" conference hosted by Behold Israel and live-streamed from Birchman Baptist Church in Fort Worth, Texas, Hibbs preached about how being fearful about the coronavirus is “not from God.” Megachurch Pastor Jack Hibbs said COVID-19 is real, but the world’s reaction to the virus is “demonic.” Pastor Jack Hibbs of Calvary Chapel Chino Hills in California preaches at the "Awaiting His Return" conference in Fort Worth, Texas, on September 18, 2021.
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