ladybug wrote:
Moniker lady
- you accuse everyone

ladybug wrote:
"the love of the brethren going cold" - I doubt this statement holds much consistent truth. It's bad enough the heathen rage against God's elect, how tragic when so called 'Christians' point their fingers as well?

I agree, there should be a mutual concern for one another, what an excellent example you have set here, a very high standard for me to only hope to attain.

Thank you again for your edification and admonishment.

one wonders how some of these big names making big money while fellow americans go without could continue a platform of equal footing without whining about their "victim status".

how dare they complain because they were once poor, limiting "inner city" artform to only "one race" of people ... americans of all backgrounds are stuck in the poverty of the urban core.

shame on them.

American Church making a mockery of herself.

I find more relevant that ISIS being targeted now.... McCain's "freedom fighters"...

the reality of destabilizing these nations has set in, many are saying that Christianity eradicated in Iraq and now mostly there at an alarming pace in Europe by radicalism.

Kev wrote:
So it seems pretty clear mystery Babylon called 'the great city' in Rev 18:16 is Jerusalem notice what Rev calls 'the great city':

and yes, it is clearly said there what Kev described, the great city, where Jesus was crucified, that being spiritual Sodom.

this doesn't make the RCC any better or worse but the spiritual root is brought back to the great city as opposed to the New Jerusalem, as written in Revelations.

Problem with futurists is that their theology weds them to physical Jerusalem, and they heed not the warnings of revelations because they are falsely told these things are the future.

I think it really bothers them and it makes them angry, because the anger I saw was more than situational, if everyone agreed with them on everything, they'd still be angry.

there is a great internal spiritual darkness that leads so many to WANT to believe that Chrsitianity is as violent as Islam because when they hear of Christ, they think of sin, death, decay and can't get past it.

and so they turn on the messengers.

was looking at electrical bill. bills going up so fast and rent, people are getting pushed out of places to live, and you find all these astronomical fees for debasing the environment. it is really a tax, because giving them more money isn't helping the environment, but then they say, use less. and then many try to use less and with smart meters their bills aren't going down. this is a form of rationing, and also they build high end houses and low end apartments but not modest homes.... it is pushing single family homes into multi family dwellings, and then they get pressured by insurance, etc, or people moving to smaller abodes where they have less control and cannot grow food.

it is happening right before our eyes.

the whole gm ethanol industry has been in full bloom for many years.

what do we need to encourage large families?

stability, land ownership, ability to benefit from work of own hands, ability to take care of one's own body... these are spiritual issues.

when a man says the herd must be culled to save the earth it is a religion fruited from atheism and Darwin and more deeply from the accuser of men's souls.

John UK wrote:
. The way some people speak, you'd think that Christianity was something to be intellectually grasped, whereas we know that without the quickening and enlightening of the Spirit by God's will, we would not even understand the cross and what it means to be born again.
I too will miss Andrea's warmth and love.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=-q7XumVOIII

N.T. Diluvian wrote:
Boy, a lot of posters here at SA (and of course the Puritans) would love this move and wish that it was practiced in the good old US of A.

see here, the state churches eat up the police state and be one with it....

http://massprivatei.blogspot.com/2015/12/churches-are-conducting-holy-ghost-pat.html