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Cleansing The Flesh By Renewing Your Mind With God’s Word

by Rhoda Gayle December 24, 2021

You can cleanse your flesh by renewing your mind with God’s Word.

Renewing Your Mind

Andrew Wommack teaches us about renewing our minds with God’s Word. He referenced 1 Peter 5:5-7 and James 4:4-5 (AMPC) to emphasize that our God is a jealous God. Conforming to the ways of the world is being an enemy with God. The Spirit of the Lord that dwells in us is jealous.

“Our God is a jealous God. It’s not talking about our spirit. When you get born again, God takes that dead, corrupt spirit out of you and you don’t have that demonic sin nature on the inside of you anymore. You’ve got a brand-new nature,” Andrew explained.

God’s Word

You can only cleanse your flesh by renewing your mind with God’s Word. That’s the only way we can avoid conforming to the ways of the world and going against what God has told us.

“I know sometimes you’re thinking, ‘Well, wait a minute, I still got a lust for some things.’ It’s not because your nature is that way anymore, it’s because you haven’t renewed your mind.”

Our mind is programmed to think of ourselves and not to think about what God has told us to do. But we can follow Him without the fear of falling into sin only by renewing our minds.

“Your mind is very similar to a computer and it is programmed to be selfish, it was programmed to think only about yourself, it was programmed to only look at things from your own selfish perspective. It was programmed to just do things on your own and only turn to God when you’re in absolutely dire straits. It was programmed raw and you’re going to continue to have some of the same lust and desires and things that you had before you got born again until you renew your mind.”

Cleansing The Flesh By Renewing Your Mind With God's word | Andrew Wommack

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December 24, 2021 0 comment

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How to Partner with Angels to Bring God’s Promises to Life

by Kyle Winkler December 16, 2021

written by Kyle Winkler

The Bible promises that God’s spoken Word succeeds in what it’s intended to do (see Isa. 55:11). Of course, this means whatever God speaks happens. But it also means that God’s Word spoken out of the mouth of a child of God has the same power.

How Angels Enact God’s Word

As I explore in-depth in my book, Activating the Power of God’s Word, the way the Bible describes that this works is fascinating, and it involves the cooperation of two beings: humans and angels. Let me first tackle the role of the angels. The Bible proclaims, “Bless the Lord, O you His angels, you mighty ones who do His word, obeying the voice of His word” (Psalm 103:20). What the first part of this psalm reveals is that God has delegated authority to the angels to enact His Word.

Think about the voice activation of your modern smartphone assistant, like Siri or Google. When you speak, “Hey, Siri” the phone comes to life and awaits your command. Of course, I don’t intend to portray the angels as robots, but I imagine that they are “always on,” listening for God’s Word. And when they hear it, they go to work to help make it happen.

How You Give God’s Word a Voice

The second aspect of the psalm uncovers the second intriguing concept. Notice it describes the role of the angels as “obeying the voice of God’s Word.” But what does this mean? We know that the Bible is considered the Word of God. But if you hold your Bible up to your ear, it doesn’t audibly speak to you. That’s because the Bible does not have a voice unless we give it a voice. Yes, we—Christians—are given God’s Word to speak. And when we speak it, it maintains God’s authority as if He has spoken it Himself. That’s because they are His Words, not ours.

Activate God’s Word

Think about the implications of all of this. When you speak a declaration of the scripture in Philippians 4:6, “I am not anxious for anything,” you give voice to God’s Word, activating the angels to bring peace that surpasses all understanding. Or when you declare 1 Corinthians 10:13, “No temptation will overtake me,” the angels respond to it by providing a way of escape.

Remember: whether spoken directly from His mouth or spoken through you and me, God’s Word is sure to succeed. It never falters; it never fails. It will uphold you through anything you currently face and whatever the future brings. Angels are ready and waiting to ensure that it happens.

December 16, 2021 0 comment

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10 Ways We Weaponize The Bible

by Joseph Mattera August 22, 2021

written by Joseph Mattera

The following are ten ways we weaponize the Bible. By weaponize I am referring to using the word of God as a way to prop up our “false self” or manipulate others.

1. When men use Ephesians 5:23-31 to coerce submission from their wives

Biblical submission works both ways. A woman will usually be more prone to submitting to a husband who submits to Jesus and allows God’s love to manifest through his life. When husbands love their wives as Christ loves the Church, it is a dealbreaker for most women. A husband who merely quotes this verse to his spouse without the preconditions of sacrificial Christlike love toward her is weaponizing scripture to have his way.

2. When spiritual leaders utilize one of the APEST gifts as a title to demand obedience

When a person claims to be an apostle or prophet according to Ephesians 4:11 and uses it as a title to get other spiritual leaders to submit to them, they are weaponizing scripture. When a pastor uses his title to demand autocratic obedience, he weaponizes his vocation and the Bible against the sheep.

3. When we use the Bible to judge one lifestyle and overlook many other sinful lifestyles that do not offend us

Romans 1:24-32 has been used to point out the seriousness of certain sexual sins. However, the context demands that other sins mentioned in the passage be included as well. The other sins mentioned by Saint Paul that most Christians ignore are: covetousness, malice, envy, strife, deceit, maliciousness, gossip, slanderer, being haughty, boastful, disobedient to parents, etc.

When we point out one sin while ignoring other sins in the Church and culture, we weaponize the Bible.

4. When we marginalize people because of their unbiblical political beliefs

When we castigate people because of who they voted for in an election, we use the Bible as a weapon instead of a bridge to reconcile them. Of course, there is nothing wrong with disagreeing with a person in a spirit of humility. Unfortunately, for the past 20 years, we have seen an alarming increase in the number of Christians engaged in politically driven vitriolic public spats on social media. This is not the way of Christ.

5. When we look down on unbelievers

When we have a “holier than thou” attitude with unbelievers and act as though we are better than them, we use the Bible and our faith as a weapon against them.

6. When we legalistically judge other Christians who are not living up to our standards

When we have bad attitudes towards weak Christians, instead of attempting to help them, we weaponize the Bible against them (Galatians 6:1-4).

7. When we use the Bible as a pretense to do unbiblical things

Jesus rebuked the religious leaders of His day for their misuse of the word of God and traditions to get people to serve them (Mark 7:8-13). For example, some people neglect their family in the name of putting the kingdom of God first (Matthew 6:33). Even the devil tried to weaponize the Bible to get Jesus to jump off the pinnacle of the temple (Matthew 4:5-7).

Whenever we use the Bible as a pretense to justify unethical behavior towards others, we weaponize the Bible.

8. When we don’t speak the truth in love

Biblical faith must always be conveyed with an attitude of love. If not, it will be ineffective in God’s eyes (Galatians 5:6). When biblical doctrine/truth is robotically spewed out of a person’s mouth, it is weaponized merely to prove a point or win an argument.

9. When we objectify people to accomplish our biblical mission

When spiritual leaders don’t really care about people in the Church but use them merely to accomplish their mission, they are weaponizing the Bible against them. (People used in this manner eventually get hurt by the Church.)

10. When we demand biblical ethics that we are not living ourselves

When we use the Bible as a particular standard (in the Church or home) that we are not willing to live by, we are weaponizing the Bible against others to have our way.

– Joseph Mattera

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August 22, 2021 0 comment

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How Can We Overcome Temptation And Avoid Sinning

by Rhoda Gayle July 23, 2021

written by Rhoda Gayle

Evangelist Nathan Morris shares three keys of how can we overcome temptation and avoid falling into sin.

Nathan Morris

Nathan started by emphasizing that temptation is not sinning. It is “only when we succumb to temptation do we fall into sin.” And because we are still in our flesh, it is normal for us to be tempted. The enemy will always find his chance to tempt us to bring us into defeat. However, through the Spirit of God in us, we can overcome any temptation.

So how can we overcome it? The first and most important thing to remember is to never allow our desires to take over our entire being.

“We must never allow our desires to become the forefront of our vision,” Nathan said. “We must bring into captivity every thought that stands against the Word of God, in this, we become overcomers.”

Temptation

Overcome temptation

Nathan then shares three keys that we can use to overcome temptation. The first key is God’s Word.

“We overcome every temptation through the power of God’s Word in us. Never fight temptation with what you think, or your emotion, you will always be defeated,” he explained.

The second key is prayer. As Jesus Christ warned his disciples in the Garden of Gethsemane, we must watch and pray for us to not enter into temptation.

“When we become sleepy, when we become lukewarm, we are susceptible to temptation… When we pray, when we enter into God’s presence, we are strengthened with might in our inner man.”

The last key is repentance. If you have already fallen into sin, you can get back up again. The Lord is merciful and gracious to cleanse you of your unrighteousness if you just come into Him and repent of all your sins.

“Remember, learn to recognize temptation, overcome it through the power of God’s Word and the power of intimacy and prayer.”

Overcoming Temptation | Nathan Morris

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Candace Cameron Bure’s New Bible ‘One Step Closer’ Becomes Best Seller On Amazon

by Rhoda Gayle February 19, 2021

written by Rhoda Gayle

Christian TV personality Candace Cameron Bure’s recently released Bible titled “One Step Closer” becomes a bestseller on Amazon.

One Step Closer Bible

The “One Step Closer” Bible is Candace Cameron Bure’s collaborative project with DaySpring. It features all 66 Old and New Testament Bible books, a HelpFinder Index, an eight-page introduction, and questions and answers with the Christian celebrity. In the Bible, Candace shares how important God’s Word is in her own life.

The Bible contains “letters, narratives, poetry and, of course, the historical events.”

“Those are incredible,” Candace said of the Bible. “Each and every word is inspired. That means breathed out by God Himself.”

Candace Cameron Bure

The 44-year-old TV personality’s Bible received a positive response from her fans and supporters. As of Thursday morning, “One Step Closer” was the top Best Seller in the Christian faith books category on Amazon.com.

“Wow!!! My new One Step Closer Bible is #1 in Christian Faith books on Amazon right now!!” Candace posted on Instagram Wednesday. “I’m freaking out excited that so many of you want to read God’s word, dig deeper, and know His truth. God’s word will never return void. Isaiah 55:11 Go God!!!”

Best Seller

On top of being one of the best sellers, it was also sold out on the website! Candace was excited to see the success of the Bible; however, she is more excited to see more people eager to read God’s Word.

“So many people are reading the word of God and that just excites my heart so much,” she wrote in an Instagram story.

Candace released the “One Step Closer” in New Living Translation and she explained why.

“The New Living Translation … it’s modern-day English. This stays incredibly close to the Greek and the Hebrew and all of that but using modern-day language so that’s what the New Living Translation is,” she shared in a video.

February 19, 2021 0 comment

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Quiz: How Well Do You Know God’s Word?

by Henrietta Decruz November 30, 2020

written by Henrietta Decruz

Let’s have some fun! This is a quick exercise to see how well you know the Lord God Who wrote the Bible.

A Simple Exercise

You can put down your answer and write down the Bible verse where the answer for that question is found in the Bible. Don’t worry if you find that there is more than one verse that fits as an answer. Find the most appropriate one.

You can choose to do it by yourself or do it with your friend or in a group!

There is a message in the answers of these questions, can you figure out the message? Ask the Lord to speak to you through the questions and the verses. Enjoy!

Are you ready?

The Questions are:

What does God call Himself when He spoke to Moses?
Is He a changing God or an unchanging God?
Who can stand before Him, who has the right to enter His presence?
What does He want for us His children?
How does He want us to treat the poor and needy, the orphans, the widows, strangers and foreigners in our land?
Does God say anywhere in His Word that it is okay to sin? How does He want us to view sin?
Who is the enemy of God?
Who lied to Eve and led her to disobey God? What were the consequences of Adam & Eve’s disobedience? Who suffered the most because of the lies?
Did God give us freewill and the option to choose? Do you think He forces us His ways on us?
Does this life end here on earth? Is there a heaven? Is there a hell?
Who did God create hell for?
Why did God send His only begotten Son on earth? What was the purpose of His life?
God created the sun, moon and stars and named each of them – when did He name you and when did He write a plan for your life?
Who is the Father in the story of the prodigal son? What was his heart towards his son? How did he feel when his son returned?
Jesus said, I am the ______, the _______ and the ______! Complete the sentence.

Did you enjoy this treasure hunt of Bible verses? If you did, do leave a comment.

It is wonderful to learn Biblical truth for ourselves through God’s Word. You’ll be surprised how clearly and directly God speaks to us.

Are you ready to begin a new journey with knowing God through His Word?

November 30, 2020 0 comment

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Unstable As Water: The Reuben Personality

by The Shulammite August 8, 2020

written by The Shulammite

Unstable

The Merriam-Webster dictionary defines the word unstable as “not steady in action or movement, waving in purpose or intent, liable to change or alteration.” It can also describe someone who is “characterized by a lack of emotional control.“

How does this word relate to Reuben?

If we look at Jacob’s description of Reuben in Genesis 49:3-4, we are given insights into Reuben’s nature and character. He said:

“Reuben, you are my firstborn, my might, and the beginning of my strength, The excellency of dignity, and the excellency of power. Unstable as water, you shall not excel because you went up to your father’s bed; Then you defiled it— He went up to my couch.”

Reuben’s Character

Reuben had several notable qualities that distinguished him from his brothers. As such, he seemed to possess all the necessary character traits to carry on the name of Jacob.

However, he lacked in one area of his life, and this proved to be his downfall.

Jacob described him as unstable, which is the Hebrew word פָּחַז (pronounced pakhaz). Although Reuben had excellent personality traits, he was wanton, reckless, and frothy. Like perturbed water, his thinking processes and behavior quickly became choppy and dangerous.

In other words, he wasn’t trustworthy to receive the blessing of the firstborn or establish the lineage of the Messiah.

The Downfall of Reuben: His Unstable Nature

The unstableness of his character ultimately perverted his power, might, and dignity. Like a sudden wind causes a wave to form, or the stirring of impure water causes much froth, the lusts of his flesh overpowered him.

Reuben set his eyes on his father’s concubine Bilhah, who was also the mother of two of his brothers. Defiling his father’s bed (see Genesis 35:22), Reuben showed that his hasty nature wasn’t more than froth. All his glory was only a mass of bubbles of air.

Today, we can describe this behavior and way of thinking as “hot air.” Reuben relied on his status and determined that he couldn’t lose the firstborn right, even when he utterly disrespected his father.

A Moment of Reflection

James 1:6-8 warns us that a double-minded person is unstable in all their ways and is comparable to a wave that the wind directs its movement. If there is no wind, the waves are calm. However, once a storm develops, the waves roar in agreement with the environment around it.

Double-mindedness leads to taking the goodness of God for granted and perverting it for self-pleasure. The Word of God isn’t the ultimate authority in such a personality, as explanations outside of God’s ordinances and truth are also accepted.

What is the root problem? Impurity of the heart (James 4:8).

A Call to Purity

A double-minded person, or one who shifts between sin and righteousness, should not expect anything of God (James 1:7). This person has not learned to master sin as God instructed Cain (Genesis 4:6-7) and allows sin to empower them to obtain their desires when necessary.

So, we must judge ourselves and ask:

What areas of our hearts are impure?
Where does sin have an open-door to control us when things don’t go our way?
Do the commands of Jesus guide our every decision? Or do we look to Satan for advice on specific subjects?

Brothers and sisters, the time has come to choose. God has laid before us life and death and pleads with us to choose life (Deuteronomy 30:15-20). However, if we remain unstable like Reuben, we will never excel.

So, even now, choose to remain steadfast and follow only Jesus.

August 8, 2020 0 comment

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The Battle For Love: Know Your Assignment

by Genavieve Gilbert April 20, 2020

written by Genavieve Gilbert

Several years ago I had a dream that rocked me. In the dream I was with a company of people preparing for a battle. I had the sense I should be joining them, however I didn’t possess understanding of what was unfolding. Consequently I felt underprepared, and didn’t know what my assignment was for the battle. Then the others started putting on their armor and picking up weapons, so I followed suit. I couldn’t shake the feeing that I should know more about this armor, and why we were putting it on.

After that, I looked up and no one was there. Through a window I could see them jogging in formation towards a battlefield. Fear gripped my heart. Grabbing the nearest weapon off the table, I ran as fast as I could out of the house and up the hill to catch up.

When I crested the hill, an arrow suddenly wizzed past my head. There was a fierce battle being fought just on the other side of the hill, and I had been oblivious to it! I stood in shock of the moment. The fighting was intense, and adrenaline washed over my entire body. Instinctively, I ran behind a huge rock, dropped to my knees and covered my head. Suddenly, I remembered that those were my friends out there fighting, and I was hiding behind a rock! “No! I won’t leave them!” I thought.

Amidst all the intense fear, there was also a desire in me to love well and fight for what was right! After a couple of deep breaths I jumped out from behind the rock screaming, brandishing the weapon I’d blindly grabbed from the table. Suddenly, dread fill me as I realized the sword I was waiving in the air was in fact, a BUTTERKNIFE!

A Word Of Correction

Instantly, I awoke with a jolt and fell out of my bed onto my face. My body was limp from the sudden absence of adrenaline, and I could feel the weighty presence of the Lord in the room with me. I felt deep shame that caused me to weep in His presence until I could weep no more. I couldn’t shake the feeling of that battle for days. Finally, I asked the Lord about it, even though I was scared of what His answer might be. He gently and lovingly showed me places where I lacked urgency, was hiding from the spiritual battles in my life, and not proficient in the Word. The word of correction that the dream carried wasn’t comfortable, but it pushed me into a season of “eating the scroll”. I’m so thankful for that season now!

“Now all discipline seems to be more pain than pleasure at the time, yet later it will produce a transformation of character, bringing a harvest of righteousness and peace to those who yield to it.” Hebrews 12:11 TPT

This new season we’re walking through globally carries with it a lot of new battles. Consequently, we have a lot of new emotions, trauma, and sensitive circumstances to manage. I want to encourage you to know your assignment and engage in the battle! If you don’t know what your assignment is, ask Him! Don’t give into the feelings of inadequacy, disqualification, or fear. And don’t let comparison lie to you and steal your inherence in this season. Go deep into the word of God and His presence! Read it like your life depends on it!

The Battle For Love

Beloved, you were made for such a time as this! Scientists have estimated there is a one in 400 trillion chance of you being born exactly as you are. How many things had to align perfectly for you to come forth as God intended? It is NOT an accident that you are living through this season in the earth! You are here for a reason, and we need you to take your place, fully clad for the battle! Your presence matters. Your voice matters. Showing up to the battle with awareness and intention, matters.

Therefore, what’s the specific battle the Kingdom of God is fighting in this new world? I believe it is the same battle that has been raging since the fall––the battle for LOVE! More than ever, we have a chance to love boldly like Jesus loves and lay our lives down for each other in radical ways. Maybe that looks like the sacrifice of homeschooling, of serving your spouse, or providing for your neighbor––maybe it’s speaking the truth in an uncomfortable moment. Whatever it is, in order to release perfect love we have to forsake fear. The same fear that filled me in that dream. Fear of not being enough, of getting it wrong; even fear of death! We have to let it go if we are going to love like our Bridegroom King in this hour!

“They will not live in fear or dread of what may come, for their hearts are firm, ever secure in their faith.” Psalm 112:7 TPT

– Genavieve Gilbert

April 20, 2020 0 comment

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NFL QB Nick Foles Preaches The Gospel During Press Conference

by Christel Berns November 18, 2019

written by Christel Berns

During a Jaguars press conference last Wednesday, quarterback Nick Foles delivered God’s word to the world. He publicly professed his faith in God and remained positive despite the injury he had this season. He told the reporters about the joy and peace that remained in him because of his relationship with Jesus.

In the first quarter of Nick’s game, he suffered from a broken left clavicle. He revealed to the reporters that he never expected for it to happen.

“Right when I felt this thing break and I was going into the locker room, I just realized that this wasn’t exactly what I was thinking when I came to Jacksonville. Obviously, you come here and you want to create a culture and impact people,” he said.

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Choosing To Glorify God

Nick added, “But at the end of the day, I said, ‘God, if this is the journey that you want me to go on, I am going to glorify you in every action good or bad.’ I can still have joy in an injury. People can hear that and say ‘That is crazy,’ but when you believe in Jesus and you go out there and you play, that changes your heart.”

He continued, “You only understand it when [you have] that purpose in your life, just like when I hoisted the Lombardi Trophy. The reason I am smiling is because my faith is in Christ. In that moment, I realized I didn’t need that trophy to define who I was because [who I was] was already in Christ.”

“That’s my message when I play. Same thing happens when I get injured,” Nick Foles said. “We tend to make this so much about us as human beings and we tend to make it about us as athletes. It’s not about us. It really isn’t. If you make it about yourself, you are probably going to go home at night, lay your head on your pillow and be very alone and very sad. Hopefully someday, you can find that purpose in your life because our purpose isn’t football. It’s impacting people.”

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Where His Ministry Takes Place

Nick further explained, “My ministry happens to be the locker room and I have been able to get to know people and get to know these guys through an injury. Though I might not be playing, that is difficult from a fleshly perspective. But from a spiritual perspective, from my heart, I have been able to grow as a human being to where I feel like I am at a better situation here as a person than I was before because of the trial I just went under.”

He also stated his disagreement with regards to the prosperity Gospel, “It’s not always about prosperity, I don’t believe in the prosperity gospel. I believe that if you read the word of God and you understand it, there [are] trials along the way. But, they equip your heart to be who you are.”

Moreover, Nick revealed in the past year about his plans to become a pastor.

“I want[ed] to be a pastor in a high school. It’s on my heart. I took a leap of faith last year and signed up to take classes at seminary. I wanted to continue to learn and challenge my faith. It’s a challenge because you are writing papers that are biblically correct. You want to impact people’s hearts.”

“When I speak to (students), that’s such a time of young men and young women’s lives that there’s a lot of things that are thrown at them. So much temptation in this world, so much going on with social media and the internet that you want to talk to them and address it and share all the weaknesses I have because I’ve fallen many times.”

Nick Foles concluded, “It’s something I want to do. I can’t play football forever. I’ve been blessed with an amazing platform and it’s just a door God has opened, but I still have a lot of school left and a long journey.”

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Nick Foles Shares About Jesus During Jaguars Press Conference

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November 18, 2019 0 comment

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CLIMATE CHANGE – Is It Real Or A Red Herring?

by GOD TV September 20, 2019

written by GOD TV

Climate Change

Scores of people around the world today are striking and demonstrating against climate change. As over 139 countries are participating what exactly is climate change?

The definition of ‘climate change’ is this,

“a change in global or regional climate patterns, in particular a change apparent from the mid to late 20th century onwards and attributed largely to the increased levels of atmospheric carbon dioxide produced by the use of fossil fuels.”

So are we absolutely sure that ‘climate change’ is real?

YES

BUT climate change has always been around. Ice ages are part of climate change. Weather anomalies, abnormal variations or changes over time – a significant amount of time, is all climatic change. It is the earth regulating itself over time.

Or not?

As discussed earlier, climatic change occurs in the earth – fact. How much man influences this is debatable.

What the demonstrators are trying to get across is that certain man-made things somehow influence climatic change. In particular fossil fuels. Here I have an issue. Fossil fuels are a naturally occurring entity formed from the geological past and from the remains of living organisms. This can be for example coal or natural gas. Perhaps what we should be paying attention to is that some of these fuels when burned can affect our health.

The Union of Concerned Scientists state:

“Air pollution from coal-fired power plants is linked with asthma, cancer, heart and lung ailments, neurological problems, acid rain, global warming, and other severe environmental and public health impacts.”

These warnings cannot be ignored, it would be folly to do so. However, extreme viewpoints and bias are another matter.

Creation Ministries International’s Jake Hebert wrote a great feature on Global Warming and ‘climate change’,

“…Failure of past predictions is a good reason to view current ‘doomsday’ predictions with skepticism.”

What does the Bible say?

Does the bible mention ‘climate change’. Not in those exact terms but there are scriptures that can guide us to make the right choices concerning our environment.

In the Word Proverbs 11:1 states,

“A false balance is abomination to the LORD: but a just weight is His delight.”

And in Romans 1:25,

“They have exchanged the truth of God for falsehood, by worshiping and serving created things, rather than the Creator …”

Knowing that climatic change has been going on for a very long time on the earth is essential.

Acknowledging that man-made products may or may not influence climate change is also important. Reading scientific papers by various scientists, doctors and people of influence in this realm AND with differing viewpoints on the subject, can help us make balanced decisions.

Whether you support the concept of climate change or not, I believe that man understands one thing – we are merely tenants of this world and we have a responsibility towards God in how we look after His creation.

I believe that looking after our fellow man, our animals we share the world with, and our environment are the basics of what God expects of us.

Determining how much of what man does and if it influences climate change is probably the key.

Ultimately, Climate change is something man has never had control over. #timetogetrightwithGod

September 20, 2019 0 comment

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