The mystery about the Rapture, unravelled by the Holy Spirit through Apostle Paul in our text was mentioned by the Lord Jesus Christ in John Chapter eleven, during an important conversation with Martha when He went to raise Lazarus from the dead. When Jesus spoke about the Rapture, neither Martha nor the disciples understood what He was talking about because it was still a mystery.

Beloved, are you in any trouble and worried about how things will turn out? Worry no more because you shall come out of that trouble, in Jesus name. And when you come out, it will be as though you were never in such trouble. Do you remember the three Hebrew children, Shedrach, Meshach and Abednego? They all came out of the fire of King Nebuchadnezzar without burns nor smell of smoke. 

There is no day that passes under the sun without the Lord loading us with benefits. This understanding is needful so that we can live in constant expectation of these benefits and praise God accordingly as we take delivery of them. They that seek the Lord shall not want any good thing. The Lord preserves our lives. He protects us, our property and our possessions. He provides for us and gives us perfect peace.

At salvation, every believer is given the mind of Christ which enables him to think and walk like Christ. However they can be corrupted when they entangle themselves with the affairs of this life. To maintain the mind of Christ, the believer must not be conformed to worldly standards. He must seek to always know the acceptable and perfect will of God through the transforming power of God's word and fervent prayers.

The same God that judged the antediluvian world and the cities of Sodom and Gomorrah for their wickedness has warned of His impending judgment against this present evil world. He will be partial and unrighteous if He fails to judge the wickedness and rebellion of this generation. The God of judgment has not changed and except we repent, we cannot escape His judgment. It is a fearful thing to fall into the hands of the living God.