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The first question was " Have you ever asked God for forgiveness?" He would not answer but went on and on about Norman Vincent Peele but then he said he didn't think so.I appreciate the video. The media focused on Trump saying John McCain was not a war hero, but it shows the original question was, "What is your relationship with God". Trump evaded until he came back firing picking on McCain.
I like what Rand Paul said about that neither the republicans or democrats have the answers to solve Americas problems, he went on and said what this country needs is a spiritual revival towards God, and only that would help solve our problems. I agree 100% with that, and that trumps anything that Trump has said IMHO.
Let's face it. There will be no spiritual revival in America. When a nation turns its back on the Light, there is generally no turning back from Darkness.I like what Rand Paul said about that neither the republicans or democrats have the answers to solve Americas problems, he went on and said what this country needs is a spiritual revival towards God, and only that would help solve our problems. I agree 100% with that, and that trumps anything that Trump has said IMHO.
I appreciate the video. The media focused on Trump saying John McCain was not a war hero, but it shows the original question was, "What is your relationship with God". Trump evaded until he came back firing picking on McCain.
Let's face it. There will be no spiritual revival in America. When a nation turns its back on the Light, there is generally no turning back from Darkness.
Let's also face it that Donald Trump has never professed to be an evangelical Christian, and he should not be held to that standard. He is a savvy businessman who cannot be bought by the special interest groups. That should be enough.
What Christians should be looking for is whether his economic, defence, national security, immigration, taxation, and other critical policies which impact on the well-being of the country are sound and well thought out. His Immigration Reform policy definitely makes sense, but he needs a complete and sound platform. If you have not checked that out, you owe it to yourself.
Rand Paul (and all other Republican presidential candidates) should already have gotten together and put their egos aside. The fact is that in spite of Mr. Trump's gaffes, his ideas are resonating with the general public and he is leading in the polls everywhere. Even blacks are supporting him and speaking out on his behalf. If all the presidential candidates got behind him, helped him to put together a sound conservative platform, and did not backbite him, many serious issues could be addressed through Donald Trump teamed with either Ben Carson or Ted Cruz. There is no question that the present POTUS has only one agenda - destroy America and support its enemies. And Hillary is not too far from that either.
This know also, that in the last days perilous times shall come. For men shall be lovers of their own selves, covetous, boasters, proud, blasphemers, disobedient to parents, unthankful, unholy, Without natural affection, trucebreakers, false accusers, incontinent, fierce, despisers of those that are good, Traitors, heady, highminded, lovers of pleasures more than lovers of God; Having a form of godliness, but denying the power thereof: from such turn away. (2 Tim 3:1-5). If you have taken a close look at what has already happened within false Christianity, and what is presently happening generally among the evangelical and fundamentalist churches, the only way to describe it is The Great Apostasy. That is exactly what Paul prophesied, calling it "the falling away" (2 Thess 2:1-12). So when there is apostasy in Christendom, you cannot possibly expect a revival. A little leaven leaveneth the whole lump.No revival….? Disagree, how can you be so positive, and no scriptures support such a thing.
Notice that it says "my people" and "shall repent". That is the key. The sad truth is that when you point out the sins and the errors to the leaders of the churches they DO NOT repent, but instead harden their hearts. Think about the Reformation and the Counter-Reformation. And that is true even now. You can prove it to yourself if you wish. Bring a sin or error in your church to the attention of the leadership, and tell the leaders that they need to repent and deal with it. Then see what response you get.God says "if" my people who are called by my name shall repent…..I will heal their land…" This has happened in the past, and its up to us.
Since we are approaching the time when the Antichrist will take control of this world, (and many world and religious events are pointing in that direction), expect things to get darker and darker. That does not mean that souls will not be saved during this time in other parts of the world. It does mean that "revival" will not happen in North America.It is more than possible, and I believe a great revival will indeed happen. How bad it has to get before it happens I cannot say. This nation is made up of people, and many, many people have not turned their back on God.
This know also, that in the last days perilous times shall come. For men shall be lovers of their own selves, covetous, boasters, proud, blasphemers, disobedient to parents, unthankful, unholy, Without natural affection, trucebreakers, false accusers, incontinent, fierce, despisers of those that are good, Traitors, heady, highminded, lovers of pleasures more than lovers of God; Having a form of godliness, but denying the power thereof: from such turn away. (2 Tim 3:1-5). If you have taken a close look at what has already happened within false Christianity, and what is presently happening generally among the evangelical and fundamentalist churches, the only way to describe it is The Great Apostasy. That is exactly what Paul prophesied, calling it "the falling away" (2 Thess 2:1-12). So when there is apostasy in Christendom, you cannot possibly expect a revival. A little leaven leaveneth the whole lump.
Notice that it says "my people" and "shall repent". That is the key. The sad truth is that when you point out the sins and the errors to the leaders of the churches they DO NOT repent, but instead harden their hearts. Think about the Reformation and the Counter-Reformation. And that is true even now. You can prove it to yourself if you wish. Bring a sin or error in your church to the attention of the leadership, and tell the leaders that they need to repent and deal with it. Then see what response you get.
Since we are approaching the time when the Antichrist will take control of this world, (and many world and religious events are pointing in that direction), expect things to get darker and darker. That does not mean that souls will not be saved during this time in other parts of the world. It does mean that "revival" will not happen in North America.
AMEN!Hey Job, you are using the wisdom of man to interpret the bible here. It doesn't really matter how church leaders react to that scripture, it matters how you react to that scripture. If your reaction to 2 Chronicles 7:14 is to point out the sins of others, you have missed the meaning of it entirely. Ironically, this is the only reason why 2 Chronicles 7:14 wouldn't be fulfilled and our land wouldn't be healed. When you are reading it, it is talking about your sins, not other peoples sins. It should cause you to get on your knees, not to try to get other people on their knees. God wants revival in our hearts, first. If you want to see change, be the change you are looking for. Gods promise is revival if His people repent, and unless you think the scripture can be broken, that can still happen, but it has to start with us first.
Before Nixon 1 %ters paid 70 % of the taxes,
That's called escapism. You were the one who was talking about a revival in America. If your church persists in sin and false doctrine, you can do everything correct personally, but there will be no revival in that church. Multiply that right across the land.Hey Job, you are using the wisdom of man to interpret the bible here. It doesn't really matter how church leaders react to that scripture, it matters how you react to that scripture.
You are absolutely right. Christians would love to have a solid, Bible-believing and godly man as the POTUS, but that may not ever happen. The priority should be whether the candidate is genuinely concerned about the issues that affect the nation, and does he have a reasonable plan to deal with them. One man can make a difference.Past experience has shown that some professing Christian Presidents have not been good leaders for the country, so that is not a high priority.
Actually, it was the Democrat John Kennedy who lowered the marginal tax rate from 90%. But Robert Reich hides that inconvenient truth.