Judgment Day is a central doctrine in Christian theology. The Church of Christ teaches that God appointed a specific day when He will judge all people through Christ, coinciding with the Second Advent of Christ and the end of the world. Scripture references including Acts 17:31, Jude 1:14-15, and II Pet. 3:7, 10 are cited in support of this belief.
Members of the Church are encouraged to share their faith actively. They invite others to attend Bible study sessions and worship services. The Church also uses mass media to spread its message to a broader audience. The Pasugo: God’s Message, the monthly official magazine of the Church, carries religious articles and Church news. DZEM (954 kHz) broadcasts programs discussing Bible teachings, aired by roughly 60 other radio stations across the Philippines and several more in the US and Australia. GEM TV-49, along with major cable stations in the Philippines and US Direct TV channel 2068, telecasts the Church’s religious programs featuring biblical teachings.
The Iglesia ni Cristo (Church of Christ) is a Christian religion whose primary purpose is to worship God based on His teachings as recorded in the Bible. The Church of Christ is open to everyone who heeds the call of God and embraces its faith, regardless of nationality, cultural background, social standing, economic status, or educational attainment.
Scholars and historians who study eschatology note that belief in a final judgment appears across multiple religious traditions. The concept shapes how communities organize their moral lives and communal responsibilities, a pattern visible in many faith groups around the world.
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