5 Action Steps While We Wait for the Rapture
Biblical guidance for Christians living in the last days.
As Christians, we see the rise of evil in our country.
We understand the stakes are high.
We know the Lord is returning soon.
What can we do while we wait?
In addition to praying and studying the Bible, here are 5 action steps:
1. Place all hope in Christ.
Our hope is not in the world getting better.
It’s not in politicians, pastors, the church, doctors, or even our family.
All our hope and focus must be in Christ alone.
(Psalm 39:7, Philippians 3:20)
2. Oppose Evil.
We must stand for God with every opportunity we are given.
We may not be in a position to effect great change, but we are all called to know what we believe, why we believe it, and to do our best to promote biblical principles where we are.
3. Witness for Christ.
We’ve been given our marching orders.
Matthew 28:16-20 lays out the Great Commission.
Even if God has not called us to go to another city, country, or continent, we can witness right where we are.
4. Encourage each other.
All of us need encouragement as we face these difficult times.
Hebrews 10:25 tells us not to forsake assembling together.
We can be assured this earth has nothing for us; our citizenship is in heaven.
5. Request discernment.
We can’t rely on our feelings in these volatile times.
We need our Savior’s help in discerning how to avoid deception. (James 1:5)
We must stay vigilant.
2 Timothy 4:3 (NASB 1995)
For the time will come when they will not endure sound doctrine;
but wanting to have their ears tickled,
they will accumulate for themselves teachers in accordance to their own desires,
Wrapping Up
2 Timothy 3:1,12 warns that in these last days, perilous times will come, and the godly will be persecuted.
We may not have the power to change the direction of our world, but it’s in our power to do what we can for the Lord.




Your reminders bring the focus back where it belongs: not fear about the state of the world, but steady hope rooted in Him. Encouraging one another, seeking discernment, and quietly witnessing through everyday faithfulness feels especially important right now, when so many voices compete for our attention. The early church lived with this same expectation, and their response was love, endurance, and trust that Christ was already at work even before His return. Thank you for pointing hearts back toward watchfulness without panic. I’ve been reflecting on hope, eternity, and living faithfully in the present moment here if you’d like to connect: https://theeternalnowmm.substack.com/p/eternal-love?r=71z4jh
Truth that is simple but no less profound. As always, dear little sister, thank you! 🙏