Faithful Writers

Fear and grief can overwhelm, but God’s promises remain. Reacting to Charlie Kirk’s death, we learn to trust Him in the wake of sorrow.

What if a Hebrew didn’t obey? God often asks us to do peculiar things to differentiate us from the rest of the world and reveal Himself as sovereign. We MUST understand the Exodus to become plague-proof for the end of this age. They are the same story, only 4,000 years apart.

Christians have grown too comfortable behind their pulpits, pews, and traditions. Living in a fantasy world of the blessed “rapture,”

If you say you are a Christian yet whip out the Enochs, Maccabees, Gad the Seer, Wisdom, Tobit, Judith, etc, when trying to prove a view, doctrine, or use it to object to something in the Bible. You're not even on the right track to begin with. If you're not a believer and do this, then that’s a whole different conversation.

Afterward, God comes down to Earth to see what has occurred. It’s a beautiful transition and all is good and God smiles. From the true Biblical perspective, it simply isn’t that easy. Evil has to first be dealt with in order for a transition to occur. There will not be an easy seamless transition into the Kingdom of God. The forces of evil, both unseen and sinful humankind, will not give up their possession of the Earth without conflict.

No Christian who is elect of God seeks revenge or attempts to be a catalyst that encourages vengeance. This is not consistent with anyone born of the Spirit of God. However, today, as in the past, many so-called Christians have championed conflict, wars, and deaths. Seeking to enforce the commands of God on a fallen world through instruments of punishment.

Being prepared is very important for the house of faith. God provides in His word examples of some who actually faced and lived through Biblical prophetic times of woe and destruction. As bad as it was, God found a way to help his people survive. This is an additional assurance, while some await a pre-tribulation rapture to rescue, we have to be ready to face those days, should it be God’s will.

The loving Jesus you follow, and cling to certain teachings of, said this about the Old Testament: “Do not think that I have come to abolish the Law or the Prophets; I have not come to abolish them but to fulfill them.” Matthew 5:17

My deep and dreaded fear is that the churches have, for so long forsaken the Spirit that the connection to Jesus is broken. The churches now seek comfort in the wrong places because the spiritual bond and level of certainty that God desires for us is gone.

Do we obey the Laws of Moses, do we create our own laws, or do we really know and understand what God requires of us? Such important questions need to be addressed, otherwise, everyone does what is right in their own eyes.

The church has lost its fire, and adrift with new leaders taking control that are not inspired by God. This causes the flock of believers to get further into the clutches of Satan and his parasites.

My objective is to warn you, the reader, not to get too comfortable in the concept of a Pre-Tribulation Rapture of the church BEFORE the coming tribulations.