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Taking a Stand I watched for trouble as John Bunyan preached to a crowd in the town square. The foolish man had been warned he’d be arrested for preaching outside the church. At this rate, he’d end up in my … Continue reading →

https://www.sevensealedbook.com/proposition-e The rapture will occur pre-The Seven Year Tribulation Period, or pre-Daniel’s 70th Week. see here This website concerns the last days and an event on the horizon that is far bigger than anything that has happened in this world … Continue reading →

The 9th of Av, known as Tisha B’Av, is a day of mourning in Judaism, commemorating the destruction of the First and Second Temples in Jerusalem. It is traditionally observed with a fast and other mourning customs.  Why am I … Continue reading →

Scoffers Are Here—How Much Longer Until Judgment? Scoffing as a Last Days Prophecy The Bible explicitly warns that in the last days, scoffers will arise, mocking the promise of Christ’s return. These scoffers will be both outside the church and, … Continue reading →

As Thou Goest Step by Step I Will Open up the Way Before Thee Prov 4:12 Omega Message – October 1981 Poem by Arthur C. Ritchie Child of My love, fear not the unknown morrow,Dread not the new demand life makes … Continue reading →

FRANCOIS   FÉNELON (1651 – 1715)     “We must not look inwards with curiosity to behold our progress, our strength, or the hand of God, which is not the less efficient for being invisible.” As to our friend, I pray God to … Continue reading →

AN ADDRESS TO A LITTLE COMPANY OF BELIEVERS, IN MR. SPURGEON’S OWN ROOM AT MENTONE.“My Well-beloved hath a vineyard in a very fruitful hill.”—Isaiah v. 1. Till He Come THE WELL-BELOVED’S VINEYARD. AN ADDRESS TO A LITTLE COMPANY OF BELIEVERS, … Continue reading →

by Charles Spurgeon  (An address to a little company at the communion table at Mentone) Mysterious Visits by Charles Spurgeon “You have visited me in the night.” Psalm 17:3 It is a theme for wonder that the glorious God should visit sinful … Continue reading →

“Wrecked Outright” by M. E. Barber#314 in Songs and Hymns of Life Margaret Emma Barber (1866-1930), perhaps best known for her mentorship of Watchman Nee, wrote many hymns that are on a higher plane than the average song. Her hymns express … Continue reading →