In 1780, when darkness fell over New England in the middle of the day and some thought Judgment Day had arrived, Colonel Abraham Davenport said, "I choose to be found doing my duty. I wish therefore that candles may be brought." This is the posture of Christian watchfulness—living as people expecting Christ's return while faithfully doing the work in front of us.

Drawing from Psalm 122, Isaiah 2, Matthew 24, and Romans 13, Josh explores how our regular church gatherings are actually rehearsal for eternity. The Israelites prepared for Messiah's arrival through faithful gathering. We prepare for His return the same way—week after week, learning holiness, encouraging one another, and closing the gap between now and then.

Every service you attend is training you in alert patience. Every time you gather, salvation is nearer than when you believed. Real worship wisdom for those on the front lines of life and ministry.