No matter how evildoers and unbelievers change God's Word His Word will Live on Forever!! There are only Two Genders, male and female! No Dr or medicine can change the gender of humans!! Amen Praise God!
I believe people under 60 will suffer greatly for serving Christ and those that win in this world against Christ will suffer in hell in ways we can't understand.
The Bible prophesies of many events that will occur in the end times. These events can be categorized as natural signs, spiritual signs, sociological signs, technological signs, and political signs. We can look to what the Bible says about these things, and, if the signs are present in abundance, we can be certain that we are, in fact, living in the end times. Along with the signs in the natural and spiritual realms, there are signs in society. The immorality rampant in society today is a symptom of mankind’s rebellion against God. Abortion, homosexuality, drug abuse, and child molestation are proof that “evildoers and impostors will go from bad to worse” (2 Timothy 3:13). We are now living in a hedonistic and materialistic society. People are lovers of themselves-“looking out for number one”-and doing what is right in their own eyes. All these things, and many more, can be seen around us every day (see 2 Timothy 3:1-4).
About 40 different human authors contributed to the Bible, which was written over a period of about 1500 years. The authors were kings, fishermen, priests, government officials, farmers, shepherds, and doctors. From all this diversity comes an incredible unity, with common themes woven throughout. The Bible’s unity is due to the fact that, ultimately, it has one Author-God Himself. The Bible is “God-breathed” (2 Timothy 3:16). The human authors wrote exactly what God wanted them to write, and the result was the perfect and holy Word of God (Psalm 12:6; 2 Peter 1:21). However, the Bible is not a history book, a psychology text, or a scientific journal. The Bible is the description God gave us about who He is, and His desires and plans for humanity. The most significant component of this revelation is the story of our separation from God by sin and God’s provision for restoration of fellowship through the sacrifice of His Son, Jesus Christ, on the cross. Our need for redemption does not change. Neither does God’s desire to reconcile us to Himself. The Bible contains a great deal of accurate and relevant information. The Bible’s most important message-redemption-is universally and perpetually applicable to humanity. God’s Word will never be outdated, superseded, or improved upon. Cultures change, laws change, generations come and go, but the Word of God is as relevant today as it was when it was first written. Not all of Scripture necessarily applies explicitly to us today, but all Scriptures contain truth that we can, and should, apply to our lives today.
People who won’t accept Christianity or who walk away from the faith tend to cite one of three reasons for doing so. One reason people give for leaving Christianity is that they have intellectual questions that remain answered. These questions often involve the problem of evil, reconciling science and the Bible (e.g., the age of the universe), exclusive truth claims of one faith over another, or similar theological issues. A second reason people leave Christianity involves emotional considerations. Many times, they’ve had a bad experience with a church or a professing Christian, or perhaps they’ve been the victim of bad things personally happening to them. These experiences have left them hurting and angry. A third common reason people reject or leave Christianity has to do with their own moral preferences. They might find the Bible’s ethical demands personally off-putting or feel the Christian faith isn’t morally in line with current cultural mores.
@@santhoshvarghese9330 Thanks for writing so much. However, this stuff may just be the writings of men. That's it. Again, maybe you want to check out The Atheist Experience on UA-cam.
Absolutely right on! Truth!
I think faith has left many hearts, that’s why we are living in an immoral and sinful world.
The world is now under the judgement of God. How terrifying it is to fall into the hands of an angry God!
No matter how evildoers and unbelievers change God's Word His Word will Live on Forever!!
There are only Two Genders, male and female! No Dr or medicine can change the gender of humans!! Amen Praise God!
Truth, thank you pastor.
I believe people under 60 will suffer greatly for serving Christ and those that win in this world against Christ will suffer in hell in ways we can't understand.
Keep praying for our youth
God’s goal for mankind isn’t to advance as far as we can or to know all we can discover, but rather that all should come to repentance (2 Peter 3:9).
Who could have imagined in 1950's Chicago that in 70 yrs the city would have an alien lesbian space frog as "mayor."
The Bible prophesies of many events that will occur in the end times. These events can be categorized as natural signs, spiritual signs, sociological signs, technological signs, and political signs. We can look to what the Bible says about these things, and, if the signs are present in abundance, we can be certain that we are, in fact, living in the end times.
Along with the signs in the natural and spiritual realms, there are signs in society. The immorality rampant in society today is a symptom of mankind’s rebellion against God. Abortion, homosexuality, drug abuse, and child molestation are proof that “evildoers and impostors will go from bad to worse” (2 Timothy 3:13). We are now living in a hedonistic and materialistic society. People are lovers of themselves-“looking out for number one”-and doing what is right in their own eyes. All these things, and many more, can be seen around us every day (see 2 Timothy 3:1-4).
If you are tired of worshipping a book, check out The Atheist Experience on UA-cam.
About 40 different human authors contributed to the Bible, which was written over a period of about 1500 years. The authors were kings, fishermen, priests, government officials, farmers, shepherds, and doctors. From all this diversity comes an incredible unity, with common themes woven throughout.
The Bible’s unity is due to the fact that, ultimately, it has one Author-God Himself. The Bible is “God-breathed” (2 Timothy 3:16). The human authors wrote exactly what God wanted them to write, and the result was the perfect and holy Word of God (Psalm 12:6; 2 Peter 1:21).
However, the Bible is not a history book, a psychology text, or a scientific journal. The Bible is the description God gave us about who He is, and His desires and plans for humanity. The most significant component of this revelation is the story of our separation from God by sin and God’s provision for restoration of fellowship through the sacrifice of His Son, Jesus Christ, on the cross. Our need for redemption does not change. Neither does God’s desire to reconcile us to Himself.
The Bible contains a great deal of accurate and relevant information. The Bible’s most important message-redemption-is universally and perpetually applicable to humanity. God’s Word will never be outdated, superseded, or improved upon. Cultures change, laws change, generations come and go, but the Word of God is as relevant today as it was when it was first written. Not all of Scripture necessarily applies explicitly to us today, but all Scriptures contain truth that we can, and should, apply to our lives today.
People who won’t accept Christianity or who walk away from the faith tend to cite one of three reasons for doing so. One reason people give for leaving Christianity is that they have intellectual questions that remain answered. These questions often involve the problem of evil, reconciling science and the Bible (e.g., the age of the universe), exclusive truth claims of one faith over another, or similar theological issues.
A second reason people leave Christianity involves emotional considerations. Many times, they’ve had a bad experience with a church or a professing Christian, or perhaps they’ve been the victim of bad things personally happening to them. These experiences have left them hurting and angry.
A third common reason people reject or leave Christianity has to do with their own moral preferences. They might find the Bible’s ethical demands personally off-putting or feel the Christian faith isn’t morally in line with current cultural mores.
@@santhoshvarghese9330 Thanks for writing so much. However, this stuff may just be the writings of men. That's it. Again, maybe you want to check out The Atheist Experience on UA-cam.