Understanding the Times

Dear children of God,

It's about time we think like the children of Issachar in 1 Chronicles 12:32 who understood the times and knew what Israel ought to do.

We know we live in a time where boys sleep with boys and girls with each other and even animals and they dare to say 'this is who I am'. (Unnatural Relationships route for Hell)

We know we live in a time where governments are saying it's ok to commit adultery for business purposes while other governments are considering making incest legal. (Search the internet, you'll be surprised)

We live in a time where rulers behind the rulers hold the economy so tight, every 4 seconds thousands of children and old people die from hunger/starvation. (Where is that Love that begun in Acts 4:32-36?)

We know we live in times where emotional despair and distress have invited many souls to burn mercilessly in Hell through suicide. (Where are the bearers of the Word of Truth and Peace?)

We know we live in a time where some "PASTORS" preach witchcraft and performs fetish routines IN CHURCH and deceive many, leading them to Hell.

In a time where we see fetish rituals and activities and call it rich culture & tradition even to the extent of some universities considering making it a degree awarding program.

Our disabled brothers and sisters, the orphans and those in the prisons; who brings them the good news, joy, hope and LOVE?

We could go on and on forever.

Where are the children of God in all this?

Where are the children of Light?

Where is the salt that preserves the nations?

We understand the times and we know what we must do.

GET CONNECTED CLICK HERE and let's fight this evil/darkness in the world with the WORD & LOVE of GOD.

TRUTH IS, GOD'S WRATH AND JUDGEMENT IS COMING. I PRAY THAT WHEN IT GETS HERE YOU WOULD NOT BE ASLEEP BUT AWAKE AND ON FIRE(Matthew 25:1-13)

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