The relevance of biblical prophecy for youth.
United States President, Donald Trump, is contributing to the fulfillment of the “burdensome stone” prophecy in Zechariah 12:3, having made good his promise to recognize Jerusalem as the historic capital of Israel. In announcing this, President Trump has countered the Islamic revisionist claims (falsifying history) and made a clear stand against Islamic political attempts to gain global dominance.
Could this speech really be God’s final warning?
The address delivered by President Trump at the United Nations certainly had the content of a divine warning.
As I have discussed previously, the Lord does not need to use only the saved to bring about His will.
Whether the President is a genuine believer or just respectful of American Christian values, he has been moved to speak.
I believe this because of two of the main points that President Trump made in his speech and the venue where he chose to argue them.
Is the latest attack on parental rights a sign of a new eugenics?
Young baby, Charlie Gard, has died after British and European Union courts denied him treatment in the United States.
Though his parents raised over one million British pounds , their wishes to have Charlie given experimental treatment were overruled. Not only that, little Charlie was not even allowed to die at home.
Was this some kind of mistake or can poor little Charlie be counted among the many victims of a new eugenics?
There are far too many evil wars for profit, so let’s all get involved in a spiritual battle group and “fight the good fight”!
For a Christian, nothing is more exciting than helping to bring a person to salvation. In God’s strength, we can help others throw off the binds of death in sin under Satan’s grip.
Now we know that the gospel is the focal point of the attack, we need to gather our forces and , especially in our youth,
make war continuously for the souls of the lost.
The time is now close for Satan to be bound and the world to be judged for sin.
Yet he is still the adversary of the Church while the Lord is in Heaven.
He is a dangerous enemy who needs to be treated with respect.
Not for what he is or for what he does, but that you do not underestimate him and that you ‘know your enemy’ to be victorious over him in Christ.