What if the most important question about the end times is not when things will happen, but whether we are ready when they do? That is the heart of what we explore in this message on biblical eschatology. Drawing from Matthew 24, where Jesus himself declares that no one knows the day or the hour of his return, we are invited to shift our focus from prediction to preparation. The message walks us through a framework built on three pillars: confidence where Scripture is clear, humility where Scripture is debated, and faithfulness until Christ returns. The truths we can stand on without hesitation are profound and unshakable. Jesus is coming again. The dead will be raised. Evil will be judged. God will make all things new. These are not speculative ideas. They are the bedrock of Christian hope. And yet, within that shared foundation, there is room for honest, humble conversation about the questions that have engaged faithful believers for centuries. Rather than treating every prophetic detail as a hill worth dividing over, we are encouraged to hold the clear things with confidence and the debated things with grace. The result is not a weakened faith but a more grounded one, rooted not in getting every timeline right, but in knowing the one who holds all of time in his hands.