Look to the Bible as our guide in the future. That’s a partial quote from one of our previous presidents. Any guesses as to who it was? Do you think he was Christian? Here are a couple clues. For decades after his death …
Yes – thoughts and prayers are important. Prayers, especially. But having said that, sometimes that’s not enough. For better or worse, Jesus left us with the commands to be His representatives on earth – Christians. As such, sometimes what we need to do is truly be His representative. To do the things He’d want us to do.
Would you go to church in a boat? I recently read a headline that made me ask this question of myself. Now, I wonder how others might answer. It’s happening right now. The deadline I read was: Two secret churches in {country name to follow} show how powerful the Bible really is.
The article starts off with this:
In the early morning light, a small group of{country name to follow} believers meets on the riverbank, lugging their fishing gear with them.
Quietly, they load into a small boat and push off from land. It’s not until they’re far into the middle of the river that they … to dig through their gear and pull out their Bibles.
Would you do this?
The title may sound familiar – so that no one could vote unless he had the mark – and yet also sound not quite right. Rev 13:17 so that no one could buy or sell unless he had the mark, which is the name of the beast or the number of his name. Because it’s real. It’s happening.
In Nepal it’s now illegal to begin a discussion of one’s own religion and very likely that someone could be in violation simply by answering a question. … Of course, this begs the question for everyone – if we don’t have it already, when will this kind of thing be coming to our neighborhood?
