In this message, we measure our small but covenant-minded congregation against the plumb line of Scripture: the fig tree sign of Matthew 24:32-35, the perilous times of 2 Timothy 3:1-5, and the Acts 2:42-47 portrait of a church that was the church—doctrinally steadfast, prayer-soaked, generous, and daily joined at the heart. We’ll call one another from twentieth-century comfort to first-century commitment: holding all things in common, practicing Matthew 18 accountability, embracing “every member a minister,” and becoming a church without walls through faithful in-person, dual, and virtual membership—digital discipleship with real-world responsibility. With 1 Corinthians 12 before us, we’ll see how each gift strengthens the whole body as we prepare to endure John 15 persecution, give with Malachi 3 gladness, and preach with Romans 10 urgency while the harvest stands ripe. The question isn’t can we be the Bride ready for the Bridegroom—it’s will we live like it now? This is an enlistment call, not to a club, but to Christ’s army in the final hour.