马可福音第13章: 在震动中站立—在基督里结果
 
GK611晨祷生命读经
06.01.2026
主讲：陈炎明牧师


引言：你是否连于那一棵不能震动的生命树？

一、圣殿会倒、基督永立（13:1-4）

当门徒惊叹圣殿的宏伟时，耶稣却预言将来：“没有一块石头留在石头上”。这表示人所倚靠的宗教与制度终会过去。圣殿象征人眼中的“稳固、安全、神同在”。但是物质的殿并不完全代表圣殿背后之神。正如神的国不等于宏伟建筑。神要的是生命与真实的敬拜。若从门徒的角度来看，他们关心的是“什么时候会发生这事？”人性倾向问时间，主却要我们预备生命。神会震动一切可震动的，好显明不能震动的。这正是2026年，611所领受的先知预言啊！

二、全地震动、神国屹立（13:5-13）

1.⁠ ⁠迷惑险过灾难（V5-6）
末世最危险的不是世界的灾难，而是人心被迷惑。主说：“你们要谨慎，免得有人迷惑你们”。灾难再大都大不过神国给人的永生应许。但是人心一旦受了迷惑，人生将站立不住而“崩盘”了！

2.灾难不是结局（V7-8）
这圣经所预言的“打仗和打仗的风声”都已经应验在这时代，而且会越来越多。这一切灾难原来还只是灾难的起头！这是“生产之难”的开始。原来痛苦不等于“神失败”，而是神计划的一部分。“产难”的盼望乃在于“这事之后”所将得到的结果啊！

3.逼迫反成见证（V9-13）
末后有许多天灾、还要加上人祸！这是信心极大的考验：得救不是一时热心，而是持续忠心。门徒被逼迫、被人恨恶。主提醒唯独 “忍耐到底的必然得救”！末世呼召的不是聪明人，而是忠心忍耐的人。当知道即使全地震动，神国永不震动啊！

三、灾难迷惑、选民当醒（13:14-23）

1.要学会辨别时刻（V14-16）
当假权柄进入“圣”的位置：宗教、政治、意识形态取代神。真正的选民不是“对抗”，而是“脱离”，不是占领圣殿，而是保全生命、持守信仰。不要回头，象征不要眷恋旧世界，房顶、田地、衣裳象征安全感与身份。耶稣不是叫人恐慌，而是教人“辨认时刻”。

2.要学会站在真理（V17-23）
属灵的亵渎带来真实的毁灭。不只是政治事件，更是属灵危机。当晓得神仍然掌权，灾难是有“限度”的。“若不减少那日子，凡有血气的总没有一个得救”；神总是有恩典。神迹不等于真理，真理来自基督的话，不是奇事。不是看得见的神迹保守人，而是持守真理的心。

四、人子降临、荣耀时刻（13:24-27）

历史不是混乱，而是走向一个结局。耶稣不是受害者，而是荣耀君王。选民被聚集，神的应许不落空。世界在震动，但神的百姓被聚集。主的再来，这是一个荣耀的时刻。这是人生故事的大结局啊！这不正是所有信主之人所期待的吗？

五、无花果树、显明主意（13:28-31）

从无花果树学习分辨季节。“这世代还没有过去，这些事都要成就”。神要我们分辨时刻，不是猜日期。神的话比天地更可靠。“这世代”也指不信的世代必被审判。天地会过去，神的话永不改变。神的儿女要观察局势，要明白主的最终旨意。

六、儆醒祈祷、回应呼召（13:32-37）

没有人知道那日子，仆人等候主人回来。所以主提醒说：“你们要警醒”！
不知道日期，是神的恩典，让我们每天活在预备中。警醒不是紧张，而是忠心，各按各职，各尽其责。信仰不是末世知识，而是每日顺服。真正预备主再来的人，不是看天象的人，而是忠心作工、为主而活的人。这也是神对祂儿女的呼召啊！

总结：等候那“不震动的国”！

当世界的圣殿倒塌、列国震动、迷惑横行之时，神呼召一群警醒的选民，在忍耐中站立，在震动中等候，在不知日期中忠心，直到人子荣耀降临。



  

Mark Chapter13:  Standing Firm Amidst the Shaking—Bearing Fruit in Christ
GK611 Morning Devotion
06.01.2026
Speaker: Rev David Tan 


Introduction：Are you connected to that Tree of Life which cannot be shaken?

I. The Temple Shall Fall, but Christ Stands Forever (13:1-4)

When the disciples marvelled at the magnificence of the temple, Jesus foretold its future: “Not one stone shall be left upon another.” This reveals that the religion and systems people rely on will eventually pass away. The temple symbolized what people perceived as “stability, security, and God’s presence.” Yet a physical temple does not fully represent the God behind the temple, just as the kingdom of God is not equal to magnificent buildings. What God desires is life and true worship. 

From the disciples' perspective, their concern was ‘When will these things happen?’ Human nature inclines to ask about timing, yet the Lord calls us to prepare our lives. God will shake all that can be shaken to reveal what cannot be shaken. This is precisely the prophetic revelation received by 611 in 2026!

II. The Whole Earth Shakes, the Kingdom of God Stands Firm (13:5-13)

1.⁠ ⁠ Deception is More Dangerous than Disaster (V5-6)
The greatest danger in the last days is not worldly calamities, but the deception of hearts. The Lord warns: ‘Take heed that no one deceives you.’ No disaster is greater than the promise of eternal life in God’s kingdom. But once the human heart is deceived, life collapses and cannot stand!

2. Calamity Is Not the End (V7-8)
The wars and rumours of wars foretold in Scripture have already been fulfilled in this age and will intensify. Yet these calamities are merely the beginning of sorrows! This marks the onset of ‘birth pains.’ Suffering does not signify ‘God's failure,’ but is part of His plan. The hope of these ‘birth pains’ lies in the outcome that follows!

3. Persecution Becomes Testimony (V9-13)
In the last days, many natural disasters will be compounded by human-made calamities! This is an extreme test of faith: salvation is not momentary fervour, but enduring faithfulness. Disciples will face persecution and hatred. The Lord reminds us that only those who ‘endure to the end shall be saved’! The end-time call is not for the clever, but for the faithful and steadfast. Know this: though the whole earth may shake, the kingdom of God shall never be shaken!

III. Disaster and Deception: The Elect Must Stay Awake (13:14-23)

1. Learn to Discern the Times (v14-16)
When false authority enters the place of the “holy”—when religion, politics, or ideology replaces God, the true elect are not called to “confront” but to “withdraw,” not to occupy the temple but to preserve life and hold fast to faith. Do not look back, symbolising no attachment to the old world. The rooftop, the field, and the cloak symbolise security and identity. Jesus is not inciting panic but teaching us to ‘discern the times.’

2. Learn to Stand in the Truth (V17-23)
Spiritual blasphemy brings true destruction. This is not merely a political event but a spiritual crisis. Know that God still reigns, and calamity has its ‘limits.’ ‘And unless those days were shortened, no flesh would be saved’. God is always gracious. Signs and wonders are not equal to truth; truth comes from Christ's words, not wonders. It is not visible miracles that preserve people, but hearts that hold fast to truth.

IV. The Coming of the Son of Man, the Moment of Glory (13:24-27)

History is not chaos; it is moving toward a conclusion. Jesus is not a victim, but the glorious King. The elect will be gathered, and God’s promises will not fail. The world is shaken, but God’s people are gathered. The Lord’s return will be a moment of glory. The grand finale of the human story. Is this not what all who believe in the Lord long for?

V. The Fig Tree Reveals the Lord’s Intention (13:28–31)

Learn to discern the seasons from the fig tree. “This generation will certainly not pass away until all these things have happened.” God wants us to discern the times, not to guess dates. God’s word is more reliable than heaven and earth. “This generation” also refers to the unbelieving generation that will face judgment. Heaven and earth will pass away, but God’s word will remain  nchanged. God’s children must observe the times and understand the Lord’s ultimate purpose.

VI. Watchful Prayer and Responding to the Call (13:32-37)

No one knows the day; servants await their master’s return. Thus the Lord admonishes: “Watch!” Not knowing the date is God’s grace, allowing us to live each day in readiness. Watchfulness is not anxiety but faithfulness— each fulfilling their role and duty. Faith is not end-times knowledge, but daily obedience. Those truly prepared for the Lord’s return are not those who watch the signs in the sky, but those who faithfully work and live for the Lord. This is God’s call to His children!

Conclusion: Waiting for the Unshakable Kingdom

When the world’s temples collapse, nations are shaken, and deception runs rampant, God calls a watchful people—an elect who stand firm with perseverance, wait amid the shaking, remain faithful without knowing the date, until the Son of Man comes in glory.