Navigating the political whirlwind with Trump's second term, Christians face a choice: earthly leaders or divine King? Saul's story warns us. Trust not in human governance but in God. As elections loom, engage with wisdom, but remember our true allegiance. Our hope isn't in ballots but in Christ's return. Let's vote, but live for eternity.
In this Christmas season, let’s remember the promise of the savior: “But you, O Bethlehem Ephrathah, […]
As believers, we’re called to make decisions that honor God—even in the voting booth. In this election, let’s focus on the issue that impacts our faith the most: religious freedom. Protecting this freedom ensures we can live out the Great Commission and share the Gospel openly.
Let’s pray, seek wisdom, and vote for leaders who respect our right to worship and spread the Word of God. 🌍 🙏
Read more about Christian responsibility in voting and how we can make a Kingdom impact through our civic duty. #ChristianVoting #ReligiousFreedom #GreatCommission
As Christians, we are called to submit to government authority, even when the world around us grows more corrupt. Romans 13 reminds us that God establishes all authority. Our focus should remain on representing God’s kingdom faithfully, while staying obedient to the government and trusting in His ultimate plan.
In Matthew 16:1-4, Jesus admonishes the Pharisees and Sadducees for their failure to discern the signs of the time
This recent pandemic has created a very similar type of mindset. This mindset has permeated mankind throughout history - it is the desire to create a single human entity that can overcome anything - and in some parts of the mentality, that includes God almighty.
This can be observed quite easily in the constant drone of what's best for "humankind" and "the public health" when it comes to vaccinations. The powers that be are working to create a single mindset among the people of the earth.
Short answer: No, they aren't.
I have been hearing about pastors telling their congregations not to take the vaccine because they are the Mark of the Beast. We'll delve into why they are wrong, but why are they telling people this in the first place?
This is one of many such warnings in the New Testament about being ready for Jesus' return. The days are getting confusing - "clergy" telling believers that the rapture is a Biblical myth, that (despite the Bible clearly saying otherwise), that Christians will go through the Great Tribulation and days of judgement just as the rest of the world.
So, what is a Christian supposed to do in these strange times? It is still legal to be a Christian, obviously, but it will become tougher and tougher as God's outlined plan for the last days gets closer. What will that look like? The Bible is the best source for this type of information: