Im not gonna candy-coat this post. I truly envisioned something horribly awful, after reading a text from my younger brother and I realize I must share it. I realize some of you are atheist maybe agnostic and some may believe in Jesus. my post is not to persuade you about accepting Jesus as your personal savior but it would be my hope you would and heres why. I saw my brother in a dream, it looked like he hadbeen staggering around, almost wounded like hit over the head but he definitely looked lost. He looked like he was older but I saw him with a face of 7 year old but definitely taller and it was complete darkness around him like there was a horrible mass casuality or violent weather disaster and I could see him hold the back of his head and he was the only person alive but severely injured but still walking. He is among many who are lost. Many people avoided sharing Jesus to him and while I tried to, I dont want to be the one who didnt share the Lords peace love MERCY and forgiveness to you too. In the Bible, it states, It is not that ANY should perish and that all might be saved! Many might ask, saved, from what? Mans wrath and Gods wrath combined. We are now entering the last moments of the church age and when the church age is over, the restrainer (Holy spirit) will be removed along with the church and it will be pure hell on earth. The Lord said, I shortened the days because no flesh could be saved! It would be incumbent upon the Lord to look to do that because we are witnessing epic weather events not seen since the beginning of time and the time clock is running out. If you dont know how to pray, quietly go somewhere and call out to Jesus and confess your sins because with true confession and repentance of sins allows the Lord to reside in your heart and you must cleansed of sin from day one in order for the Lord to reside in you and complete the work He would have done for you in preparation of His return. Amen. Jesus Loves You!
Posted on: Sun, 14 Dec 2014 08:26:20 +0000
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