Judgment Day is a central Christian doctrine. According to scripture, God appointed a day when He will judge all people through Christ. This is the day of the Second Advent of Christ, which is also the end of the world. (Acts 17:31; Jude 1:14-15; II Pet. 3:7, 10)
Many Christian denominations teach that believers are called to share their faith. Members invite people to attend Bible study sessions and worship services. Churches also use mass media to spread a message of hope to broader audiences. Monthly religious publications carry articles on Church teachings and news. Radio programs discussing Bible teachings reach listeners across the Philippines, the US, and Australia. Television channels and cable stations broadcast religious programming featuring biblical teachings, and live streaming has made such content available worldwide.
Christianity as a whole holds that the Church of Christ exists to worship the Almighty God based on His teachings as recorded in the Bible. Various traditions hold that this faith is open to anyone who heeds the call of God, regardless of nationality, cultural background, social standing, economic status, or educational attainment.
Scholars and historians have long examined the Last Judgment as a concept woven through both scripture and broader world religion, noting how end-times beliefs have shaped communities and motivated evangelism across centuries. The NPR coverage of end-times theology explores how these beliefs continue to influence millions of believers today.
Questions about the afterlife and salvation are among the oldest and most persistent in human religious thought. The idea that a final judgment awaits all people has inspired countless communities to wrestle with meaning, purpose, and what endures beyond this world.
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