Yes, you read the title correctly. We the obedient people of God will be saved from His soon coming wrath. But not in ways those that “preach smooth” things have been declaring since the end times began. Many preach a secret rapture and 7 year tribulation theory that declares we shall be saved from this trying time in prophetic history by twisting many prophetic verses out of context. But the truth is, Jesus Christ Himself asked His Father when he was in prayer right before being arrested and crucified in John 17 that we the Christian people should not be “taken from the world” but kept “from the evil” in it. (John 17:15)
Question:
Was not Noah and his family still on the planet during the flood that killed all life on earth? Was not the Jewish nation present during the 10 plagues of Egypt when Pharaoh was ignoring the warnings of God through Moses? The seed of Abraham was spared mainly because they were believers at that time who were to be protected by the God of the Bible. Like Noah and his family, they never left the earth either. And so I have to ask, are we the end time bride of Christ any different today? No, we are not. In fact, this same God that could have removed Noah and his family, or even the Jews that were in Egypt; this same God will not remove His people today until the great and dreadful day when the final plague hits this planet and all the lost souls will die. For it is written in Malachi 3:6, “For I am the LORD, I change not…” and in Hebrews 13:8 it says that “Jesus Christ (is) the same yesterday, and to day, and for ever.” Continue reading
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“Yogi Bear, the Road Runner, Yosemite Sam? Apparently just not cutting it for cartoons these days. Set to debut June 28 is an animated show about “toddler drag queens” called “Drag Tots!” features voicing from “famous drag queens,” including RuPaul. Then there’s the Netflix cartoon “Super Drags.” –
“Three judges in an Arizona court, Lawrence Winthrop, Jennifer Campbell, and Paul McMurdie, have announced they are comfortable with the city of Phoenix forcing Christian artists to violate their faith and endorse same-sex marriage. …The judges also quote Elena Kagan’s opinion in the Phillips case, that “a vendor can choose the product he sells, but not the customers he serves,” –
“Ryan, who is Catholic, lamented at the National Catholic Prayer Breakfast what he sees as a deepening sense of “identity politics and tribalism” in the country, as well as a trend of “moral relativism” that is becoming “more and more pervasive.” “If there was ever a time, if there was ever a place where Catholics — from the clergy to the laity — are needed, it is here and it is now, helping solve this problem, addressing this challenge,” he said. “Our social doctrine is the perfect antidote to what ails our culture.” –