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TRUE AMERICA...A sign of the times in our Presidential Election: APOSTASY!

sermonindex Oct 22, 2012

How deep can deception sink? In the current Presidential election, we have two up front non-Christians.....and you may be bold enough to say anti-Christians. [ I'm not saying don't vote at all....but pointing out a sign of the times.] Who would ever have dreamed in a million years we would have a Mormon and a Muslim running for the top office? Nobody.

Here is a little video that sets Mormonism in a clearer light:
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=IOITKRdW0M4

And here is a well done article outlining Obama's history as a Muslim written at the Washington Post.

http://www.washingtontimes.com/news/2012/sep/11/obama-my-muslim-faith/?page=all

sermonindex Oct 22, 2012

To quote Charlie Brown: "Good grief"

This is getting ridiculous. When was the last time there was a real Christian to vote for in the Presidential election?? Not in the last 160 years or so. We've had womanizers, phsycic consulters, KKK members, Masons, diests who denied the diety of Christ, a Catholic, crooks, liars, cheats, etc etc.... but no true Christians. At least not any that made it to the Presidential election.

Obama is not a Muslim. He is a Universalist. So was GW Bush. Bush said several times that Muslims and Christians serve the same God. Thats exactly what Obama says he believes. And these two men were NOT the first Presidents to be Universalist.

Of course it's apostasy! What do you expect? It's a secular government.

So why all the angst now?

Can we stop with all of this? Please?

Krispy

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MrBillPro Oct 22, 2012

To quote Mr. Bill, "Oh No" :(


sermonindex Oct 22, 2012

Where was every bodies antenna in the last election when everyone thought they were voting in a Christian?

For me, it doesn't matter if he is a Christian or not. If he has leadership, and has a good and reasonable record of governing, than he is worth a try.

sermonindex Oct 22, 2012

Here we go again. I see a threadlick coming.

Bearmaster.

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MrBillPro Oct 22, 2012

"Our lives begin to end the day we become silent about things that matter." -- Martin Luther King Jr.

sermonindex Oct 22, 2012

"Our lives begin to end the day we become silent about things that matter." -- Martin Luther King Jr.
Amen.

And the reason WHY the nations have become what they are is because of US (not United States) but us. We are to blame, our forefathers of the Christian faith have relaxed their hands and settled in with the world. When one hedge comes down there is a gap in the field, and another.

I am not talking about getting the right President in office, not that at all, but standing up against the tide of filth that has come our way. When the going gets tough we sit down. We talk the big talk in front of the monitor and through our keyboard but when the rubber meets the road, we cower in a corner, hoping that someone else will do it.

I remember years ago. There used to be a famous illusionist that would come into our region named ReVeen and when we found out that he was coming to our city, the Churches united against it and prayed and sought God and God honoured that request he never came and never came for many many years after. In the last few years though, he has been sniffing around again and is coming for a night show. And guess where he is performing? I shudder to think of it. He is performing at the very place that people prayed against him. It was once a theatre, than a Church for many years than a theatre again. It was the place of happenings, where the power of God was in full demonstration.

So we have the power, but the thing we lack friends is the power to stand together.

Acts 4:24 ...... they lifted up their voice to God with ONE ACCORD, and said, Lord, thou art God, which hast made heaven, and earth, and the sea, and all that in them is:

Acts 4:29 And now, Lord, behold their threatenings: and grant unto thy servants, that with all boldness they may speak thy word,

Acts 4:30 By stretching forth thine hand to heal; and that signs and wonders may be done by the name of thy holy child Jesus.

Acts 4:31 And when they had prayed, the place was shaken where they were assembled together; and they were all filled with the Holy Ghost, and they spake the word of God with boldness.

I don't know about you, but I sure could stand to be filled again with the Holy Spirit.

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Goldminer Oct 22, 2012

Wow Approved, you are so right. People will speak in public in hushed tones when any "politically correctness" subject is brought up. But we are called to be salt an light. I think part of the problem is we haven't been salt and light with love seasoning added in. We are mean spirited, hammering them with our words, but we don't do it because we love them, and it shows. If we were weeping over their lost condition at the same time we were speaking the word, the results would be much different. The children of the Kingdom are bold as lions, but as harmless as doves. However love speaks because His word is like a fire shut up in our bones.

sermonindex Oct 22, 2012


Saints,

We are really trying to minimize and ask that political posts and discussions do not happen on this forum website. We exhort everyone to pray for leadership in the country and to focus on the kingdom of God more than the kingdoms of this world.

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thank you dear brothers and sisters.

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DEADn Oct 22, 2012

When we are voting for President we are not voting for religion. It is a very shallow thing when a person votes solely on a religion basis. People are voting for the candidate who should be doing something about the economy and foreign policy as well as helping the veteran's and passing bills which encourage growth within the United States. These candidate aren't there to be Billy Graham to the nation and if you choose not to vote because someone isn't a Christian then I really think you have missed the whole point of voting. Or, is America supposed to be a Theocracy?

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