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    A MIGHTY REMNANT

    by David Wilkerson


    There is wonderful news for every Christian who is discouraged by

    the apathy and godlessness in this nation. Regardless of how

    wicked and corrupt this society becomes and how many Christians

    compromise and fall into sin, God still has a mighty remnant of

    holy, separated followers.


    Christians may be deceived into thinking that Satan is winning

    the battle for the saints, and that the predicted "falling away" has

    touched all of Godīs people. The Bible does predict that in the

    last days many will be turned aside; men will love pleasure more

    than God; the love of many shall grow cold; evil men and seducers

    will grow worse and worse; and Satan will declare war on the

    saints of the Most High.


    It is also true that Satan is now going about as a roaring lion,

    with great wrath, seeking victims to devour. The enemies of God

    are going all-out in an attempt to deceive and seduce every true

    follower of Christ. But the truth is that not all of Godīs people are

    falling away! Not at all - and the Holy Spirit has a glorious and

    encouraging word for his Church. God is right now raising up a

    multitude of sanctified saints who are standing against the idolatry

    of this age. They are so filled with love for Christ that they are

    ready and willing to be persecuted for their faith and devotion.



    The call of Jesus is to be thoughtful and clear-headed. Paul told

    Titus, "Exhort the young men to be sober-minded" (Titus 2:6).

    And Peter admonished the Christians, "Therefore, prepare your

    minds for action, keep sober in spirit" (1 Peter 1:13, NASB). As

    materialism eats away at our spiritual life and compromise erodes

    our standards, Christians are called to get deadly serious about

    the things of Jesus. Peter further said, "Be serious and watchful

    in your prayers" (1 Peter 4:7).


    Jesus does not want you to go around with a long face or a lack

    of humor. But he wants you to live like people who are soon to

    leave this earth - to be with him!

  • #2
    Originally posted by Lou Newton View Post
    A MIGHTY REMNANT

    by David Wilkerson


    There is wonderful news for every Christian who is discouraged by

    the apathy and godlessness in this nation. Regardless of how

    wicked and corrupt this society becomes and how many Christians

    compromise and fall into sin, God still has a mighty remnant of

    holy, separated followers.


    Christians may be deceived into thinking that Satan is winning

    the battle for the saints, and that the predicted "falling away" has

    touched all of Godīs people. The Bible does predict that in the

    last days many will be turned aside; men will love pleasure more

    than God; the love of many shall grow cold; evil men and seducers

    will grow worse and worse; and Satan will declare war on the

    saints of the Most High.


    It is also true that Satan is now going about as a roaring lion,

    with great wrath, seeking victims to devour. The enemies of God

    are going all-out in an attempt to deceive and seduce every true

    follower of Christ. But the truth is that not all of Godīs people are

    falling away! Not at all - and the Holy Spirit has a glorious and

    encouraging word for his Church. God is right now raising up a

    multitude of sanctified saints who are standing against the idolatry

    of this age. They are so filled with love for Christ that they are

    ready and willing to be persecuted for their faith and devotion.



    The call of Jesus is to be thoughtful and clear-headed. Paul told

    Titus, "Exhort the young men to be sober-minded" (Titus 2:6).

    And Peter admonished the Christians, "Therefore, prepare your

    minds for action, keep sober in spirit" (1 Peter 1:13, NASB). As

    materialism eats away at our spiritual life and compromise erodes

    our standards, Christians are called to get deadly serious about

    the things of Jesus. Peter further said, "Be serious and watchful

    in your prayers" (1 Peter 4:7).


    Jesus does not want you to go around with a long face or a lack

    of humor. But he wants you to live like people who are soon to

    leave this earth - to be with him!
    What a great and encouraging word!

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    • #3
      Amen! We all need encouragement these days and remember that Christ will prevail.

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      • #4
        Originally posted by Fisherman View Post
        Amen! We all need encouragement these days and remember that Christ will prevail.
        Fisherman, it is so good to hear from you. I hope you are doing well. Thanks so very much for your reply.

        Jude
        24 To him who is able to keep you from stumbling and to present you before his glorious presence without fault and with great joy— 25 to the only God our Savior be glory, majesty, power and authority, through Jesus Christ our Lord, before all ages, now and forevermore! Amen.

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