Jesus is the Messiah, someone please inform the Jewish people. They have been looking for Him for hundreds of years and yet, He was born of a virgin, a baby boy who was laid in a manger in Israel 2K years ago. He grew as a child into a man who would live a perfectContinue reading “The Messiah’s Blessing”
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This Could Be It!
As I ponder the news and watchman feeds on YouTube and other media sources, I am coming to believe that this Rosh Hashanah may be the one when the Master returns for His Church. If you adhere to the Rosh Hashanah Rapture theory you understand this premise. With all of the hoopla going on inContinue reading “This Could Be It!”
My ‘Un-Retirement’ Plan
As I write this blog today, my heart is broken for those who have worked so hard throughout their lives and careers, who have planned well for their retirement; and yet, the very thing that they need the most, many do not have; an eternal life un-retirement plan. Too many unsaved people think that thisContinue reading “My ‘Un-Retirement’ Plan”
Homesick for Heaven
I was thinking about making this blog title in the form of a question, but I decided to make a statement of fact because this is how I am feeling right about now. I wasn’t much of a home body growing up because home wasn’t that comfortable for me; which was probably a good thing. Continue reading “Homesick for Heaven”
Running Out of Normal
The title of this blog, although prompted by the Lord, also accompanies inspiration from some recent vlogs of certain watchers who are also feeling a similar way as it relates to the decline of normalcy in these last days. To begin, let’s look at what Jesus said the world would look like just before HisContinue reading “Running Out of Normal”
Letters from the Front
I was thinking about the soldiers of yesteryear who fought on foreign battlefields for their country, and yet who also longed for home and its many blessings. They were fighting to protect their homeland and yet, they longed to be home, enjoying the many blessings associated with it. While this could relate to just aboutContinue reading “Letters from the Front”
It Shall Be Well
I have been interiming as the Lead Pastor of a small country church in Central Missouri for the past 18 months. It has been an honor to serve these people of faith. They are old school Pentecostals who have worked very hard their entire lives and are longing for the return of the Lord. SomeContinue reading “It Shall Be Well”
The Art of Self Forgiveness & Self-Forgetfulness
I was reading in my devotional by Sara Young entitled Jesus Always – Embracing Joy in His Presence Sister Young writes her devos as if Jesus is the person who is talking. Some excepts of this particular devo is as follows: “…you need to learn the art of self-forgetfulness. You were not designed to stayContinue reading “The Art of Self Forgiveness & Self-Forgetfulness”
The Lord’s Day
I was thinking about the phrase, ‘the Lord’s Day,’ in correlation to the Return of Christ. The Lord’s Day should not be confused with ‘the Day of the Lord.’ The Lords’s Day is Sunday, the Day of the Lord is the seven-year tribulation, which can include the Rapture on the front side and the MillennialContinue reading “The Lord’s Day”
The Long Arm of the Lord
I have been thinking a lot about the injustice in our world. It seems like people in high places are getting away with murder, literally. I look around and see the injustice of the masses as the more conservative among us are persecuted or worse, billed for it. I am not just talking about Christians,Continue reading “The Long Arm of the Lord”
Encourage Men 