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----No condition of the present life and none of the unknown possibilities of the life to come will be able to separate us from the love of Christ.----
I was just reading the news about Iran testing 9 long and med. range missiles to show off how powerful they are. Officials say that this test was aimed to show that Iran can retaliate against the U.S. & Israel. Iran also threatening to shut down traffic if attacked. Iran possesses
a good percentage of the worlds oil.
We are living in scary times. Our economy is being shaken and many are loosing everything that they put their hope and trust in (Jobs, Cars, Money, Fame, etc.,etc.) All of what is happening is no sup rise to God or the Christian who consistently reads their Bible. I will not trust in uncertain riches, but in the living God. Americans are so spoiled and use to having things in abundance that we forget that God has blessed America. But if we think that for one minuet that God will bless our sin. We are wrong. Within the last few decades we have booted God out of our courts, schools, and lives. WE have redefined marriage, churches, and the Bible. If we think that God is just gonna sit back and say oh well. We are wrong. Millions of babies have been aborted all in the name of prosperity. Its Baal and Moloch worship in disguise. Christians begin to pray for our nation. If we confess our own sins, and stand up for truth and righteousness in these last days, we will see our nation healed. Yet it is a guarantee that Christians will be persecuted and mocked for standing up for righteousness. But it will be proven by our witness, and the Word of God that all these things will happen and are happening. Dose that mean that people will change or listen. Not necessarily. But God will bring to light all things. Jesus is coming back soon. I hope that I am ready and prepared. Until then Nothing will separate me from Jesus, and His love for me.
Who shall separate us from the love of Christ? Shall tribulation, or distress, or persecution, or famine, or nakedness, or peril, or sword? |
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