Facing "endtime":
in practical terms, we know our personal life comes to an end. This experiential truth, suggests also that endings and beginnings continually and necessarily recur for all times.
If we accept the responsibility of being "Christlike", then we can understand our personal lives as "Second Comings". Being Christlike is being Eucharistic, recognizing our lives are for other in the ultimate sense -- being 'ecological'.
Being Christlike compels self-giving to Otherness, in our times, in all time. If we are faithful to the universal Call of Second Coming, we will search personal conscience and rediscover what authentic inter-relationship means in the present time. If we all live in conscionable relationship with each other and all other, personal end-time is more a promise than a threat. In this matter we belong to the one and same "church" of common/ mutual belonging. More productive is anticipating personal end-time and affirming well-being for many end-times to come.