What the Church Needs Now is Love

Return to the Lord before it is too late for you. Question: How does God get the attention of His people when they are disobedient and fallowing their own ways? What do you think? Leave a comment, let me know.

Don't Blame God For Your Cowardice Here is a direct link to an article that concerns all of us. We need to evict cowardice in ourselves,  because we are the Church. We each have the responsibility to come to the aid of our pastors, and raise the sword of the Spirit against the lies of the evil one. Often Christians caution their pastors about how they should preach and what they should preach, but some cautionary statements such as the examples in this article are straight from the pit. Also, when we are afraid to do the will of our Father because we are listening to the lies whispered into our own ears, we need to raise the sword of the Spirit against the spirit of fear. So, Be Brave and evict cowardice.  

A hero is someone we look up to and admire for their bravery in the face of overwhelming odds. They are also people who face their fears, or people who ignore their fears to accomplish something that, in their estimation, is urgently necessary. A hero is someone we look up to and admire for their bravery in the face of overwhelming odds. Sometimes a hero dies in the attempt, sometimes they live.

Change. That's a dirty six letter word. Nobody likes change. But, what happens when God says "you're not doing what I told you to do" and He's talking to your church? When people who were good little church goers suddenly leave the place in which you were so used to seeing them and they start spreading gossip or downright lies because they didn't want anything to change, what about that?

The Christian Church in America    I stood in the foyer of our church one Sunday morning watching people enter. A couple came in wearing motorcycle leathers, fringe, zippers everywhere, long-haired freaky people. I used to think I was as free a thinker as anyone and able to accept people for who they are, not who I want them to be.