Cancel all the plans you have for tomorrow because Elon Musk
says the Earth is doomed. Do you think Earth's coming to
an end? That is a certainty.
Just a question of when. He isn't saying this could
happen. Or maybe we should be slightly
concerned. But straight up, all life will
be destroyed by the sun. That's what he's saying.
OK, but if you thought that sounded bad, well, Elon and his
friends have even set the year for when they think this will
happen. But before we come to that and
why I personally think that date setting is never a good idea,
first listen to this. According to Elon, we're living
on borrowed time and the only real solution is to colonize
Mars. You know, like moving house, but
instead of calling a van, you need a rocket and a billion
dollar space program to move there.
It is no secret that Elon Musk recently told Fox News that
eventually all life on Earth will be incinerated.
Not because of AI or someone with a big red button, although
he did warn that these are real possibilities, but he's saying
the biggest problem we have is the sun.
Elon claims that it's gradually expanding and will eventually
fry the Earth like a forgotten piece of bread in the toaster.
And that's why he says I quote. Mars is life insurance for life
collectively. Guys I can't believe what he's
claiming here because he isn't talking about a quick visit to
Mars either. He wants a self-sustaining
colony. Like, if Earth was unsuitable
for life, humans on Mars would be able to carry on planting
potatoes and watching reruns of Friends for as long as they
like. Because apparently that's how
you continue consciousness. Now please don't misunderstand
me. It's not just Musk with the
doomsday calendar. Scientists from NASA and Toho
University in Japan backed him up, kind of.
They ran a whopping 400,000 simulations on supercomputers
trying to forecast how the sun will evolve.
And yeah, the news isn't looking too great.
They reckon Earth becomes completely uninhabitable in the
year. Wait for it, 1 billion in 2021.
That's a billion years from now. Literally.
If we don't wreck Earth ourselves before then, the sun's
slow glow up will eventually push temperatures through the
roof and wipe out oxygen producing organisms.
First plants, then animals, then, you've guessed it, us.
So it's not going to be a sudden end of the world tomorrow
scenario, But according to their models, a slow cooking of the
green world that we all live on. Attention everyone, because
here's the really insane parts. In about 5 billion years, the
Sun runs out of hydrogen and enters what's called the Red
giant phase. It gets massive, so big that
Mercury, Venus, and possibly Earth will be eaten whole.
One minute we're orbiting the Sun, the next minute we are the
Sun toasted. Are you imagining this right
now? Elon Musk and these scientists
are claiming that the Sun will destroy life on Earth unless we
figure out something else first. Or you know, haven't already
managed to destroy ourselves first.
However, before you go packing your bags for Mars or building a
bunker, everyone now just take a deep breath and let's pause for
a moment. It is easy to get swept up in
these cosmic predictions. Musk has a way of making
everything sound like it's happening on Tuesday.
But here's why I'm not buying it.
Someone very wise and very important once said no one knows
the day or the hour, and that means not even the astrophysics
with their fancy computers. And come on now, what do you
think about this? Because Mars isn't exactly a
paradise. It's cold, it's dusty and the
air is full of volatile gases. So what is all of this really
about? Maybe Mosque genuinely wants to
save humanity. Or maybe, just maybe, it's part
of the whole larger than life mythos that surrounds him.
Here we have this billionaire tech who views himself as a
savior. Or the modern day Noah who sees
that the end is coming and he begins to build the ark.
Except the Ark costs 5, and it fell to pieces on the launchpad
back in March. OK, so how do we untangle all of
this? Because Elon's not the first to
predict doom, and he won't be the last.
We've had the Y2K panic. Back in the year 2000, people
thought the computers would turn on us and create chaos
everywhere. Then came the infamous 2012
Mayan calendar hype, when folks genuinely thought that ancient
mayor had penciled in humanity's final breath.
Nostradamus, the 16th century Mystic, has been credited with
everything, even predicting the end of the world.
But you know as well as I do that his writings are so vague
that you could probably twist them to say that your aunt's car
is in trouble this week. In 2011, radio preacher Harold
Camping confidently told his followers that Jesus was
returning in May. When it didn't happen, he
suddenly recalculated for October.
It still didn't happen. And let's not forget the red
moon predictions. Or do you not remember last
year, April 2024, when there was a lot of noise on the Internet
because we were having a solar eclipse and everyone was saying
this could usher in the end of the world?
And then there was even that viral TikTok time traveller who
said that the space guys would invade last year.
And yet, after all of these predictions, here we are still
scrolling, still sipping coffee, and very much not living on
Mars. Now come on guys, talk to me.
Deep down we all know this world will not last forever, whether
you believe in God or not. There is a built in sense that
history is heading somewhere and yet we never seem to get the
timing right, do we? Well why is that?
Well, I think it's this. Jesus warned us.
No one knows the day or the hour, not even billionaire with
their spaceship. They don't know when the world
will end. But here's the crunch.
Well, we might laugh at these insane predictions and shake our
head at these false prophecies. They all point to something very
real. Humanity is desperate for
salvation. We know something's wrong.
We all know that time is ticking, and we'll do anything
to escape it. We'll build bunkers.
We'll colonize Mars. We'll invent cryogenic freezers
or AI utopias. Elon Musk calls Mars life
insurance, and fair enough, it's very ambitious of him.
But if history shows us anything, it's that we're very
good at making a mess and very bad at saving ourselves.
That's where the Gospel steps in, not as a plan to escape
earth, but as a promise to redeem it.
See, you do realize that Jesus didn't float down here just to
give us a golden ticket to another planet.
He entered into our broken world and he walked amongst us.
He loved this earth. He loved the creation because
his very hands made this creation.
But more than that, He loved the people in this creation because
they Himself were made by his very hands.
And because He loved US, his creation so much, He was willing
to go and die upon a cross, to sacrifice Himself in our place.
For all the times we have made a mess, for all the wrongdoing
we've done, the Bible calls it sin.
All of that rottenness was put on Jesus Christ.
It was laid on Him, and there he died in our place.
The most famous verse in the Bible says For God so loved the
world that he gave his only begotten Son, that whosoever
believes in him shall not perish, but have everlasting
life. That's John 316 if you want to
read it for yourself. But in other words, God loved
this world that he didn't leave it to itself, but he sent his
Son Jesus to die there so that we won't perish.
Yes, this body one day will go into the ground, but the Lord
Jesus Christ can redeem it because the one who died on the
cross, paying the price for my sin with his very blood is also
the same God who went into that tomb and rose from the dead and
gives hope to every man that will trust in him, a hope that
he can conquer the grave and he can conquer your grave.
He is the one we can trust in. He is the only Messiah we put
our faith in. He's the only savior of earth.
All the rest of us, the best that we can do.
And let's be honest, Elon Musk has achieved a lot more than any
human being on earth perhaps, but there is one human being,
the God man, Jesus Christ. He's miles ahead of Elon.
If Elon can send those space rockets into space, and we think
that's high, the Lord Jesus Christ is even higher than that.
He is the King of kings and the Lord of Lords, and He alone is
the one who could save us. He alone is the only one who can
rescue us from our fallen state, take us from a life of sin and
give us His righteousness, a perfect track record, and bring
us out of our graves rejoicing to spend all of eternity with
Him. I can't help but wonder what
goes through your mind when I tell you that that Jesus Christ
didn't come into this world to abandon creation, but to restore
it. Revelation doesn't end with the
earth getting destroyed. It ends with a new heaven and a
new earth. Not no more death, no more pain,
no more looking over our shoulder thinking we're going to
fear this and we're going to fear that it's just everlasting
peace forever. So no, we don't need to panic.
We don't need to prep, and we don't need to build rocket.
There is already a rescue plan and it doesn't involve A
launchpad. It's open to anyone.
And guys, the tickets have already been paid, not with
money, but with the very blood of the Lord Jesus Christ.
And that's why the gospel is called good news, because the
Lord already does offer us a kind of insurance that no planet
can ever provide. This is not an escape from the
end, but it's a hope beyond it. And I want to know, if you're
not a Christian, if you clicked on here to learn about Elon Musk
and you are now interested in who this man is Jesus Christ,
what would I say to you? I'd say trust in him right now.
Call on his name right now to save you.
And the God who hears all things will save you instantly and get
in his word. Read the gospels, learn about
this wonderful Savior. Learn about the only Messiah,
why there is the only one who truly can save us, the only one
who can truly offer hope beyond this earth.
The only one who will redeem this earth and come back and
live on this earth for 1000 years where he will reign as the
Lord of Lords and the King of Kings.
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And one more thing, if you haven't already seen Joe Rogans
recent guest who made some even bigger claims than Elon Musk,
you better watch this so you don't miss out.