RITA Graduation Planning – “Soon” Becomes “Now” at Last!

There really is no place left to go except up. You can see the restraint of the Holy Spirit being lifted, as people are embracing madness. Violence is everywhere, and it is such senseless rage. There is no tolerance left for simple goodness. We’re leaving here any day now.

Impacting, sobering words.
Time for the lost to hear.
Time to look up and less around.

Hey, David. I hope you are feeling better. I infer you are since you're at least posting.  Thoughtfully I might add -- as always.  Thanks, Bro.

You closed with, "We’re leaving here any day now."  Yupppp!!!!! :flyup:

And like the commercials for men's suits used to say, "You're going to like the way you look. I guarantee it!  Any day now.

Hello, Everyone!  It is such a joy to be posting again on our brand new site.  This feels like our natural environment, so much more than Facebook!  It was like living in Egypt, having to make bricks without straw.

Yes, it really does feel so much like "RITA Now," these days.  I talk with people who aren't especially knowledgeable about the rapture and there is a sense of conclusion and finality which is pervasive out there.  The world simply can't continue on the path it's been on.  So many of God's people are sensing they are being called out of this world and that it is at the door now.  There really is no place left to go except up.  You can see the restraint of the Holy Spirit being lifted, as people are embracing madness.  Violence is everywhere, and it is such senseless rage.  There is no tolerance left for simple goodness.  We're leaving here any day now.

Donna,

I’m so sorry for all that you been through!  I just wanted you to know you were a GREAT inspiration to me as I lurked over on the RITA board back in 2014-2015.  You always had a positive attitude and still do.

Both my parents were ill at the same time.  My mom had cancer in the colon, pancreas and liver but the Lord was good and kept her free from pain and took her home after 1 year dealing with cancer.  Meanwhile my dad was suffering from dementia for 5 years and the last 2 years had trouble with his motor skills.  I realized it was Lewy Body Disease when I was following your circumstances with Larry.  The last 4 weeks of his life I couldn’t take care of my dad any longer because I couldn’t lift him up or carry him so he had to be placed in a rehab facility.

The day he went to heaven I woke up to the sound of an orchestra of violins.  I was puzzled because no radio or tv was on.   I didn’t recognize the song ... all I know is it was the most beautiful music I ever heard.  I was wondering why I was heard it until a couple of hours later I was informed that my dad had died.  I connected the dots and knew the Lord was comforting me ahead of time.

I also lost a close aunt to cancer during the timeframe of taking care of both parents.  I don’t understand “the why” all 3 were taken up to heaven before the rapture because they were  faithful in sharing the Good News with whoever they came into contact with.  I learned to rest in knowing the Lord knows what is best and their work here on earth was completed.   I found I was able to help out a few people that are going through stressful trials.

Soon very soon ... :flyup:

Brother Blake, you have amazing faith in our Lord! That is such a blessing. Yours is an inspiration to me and to others who read your testimony. Thank you for sharing it. I pray our Lord will give you an abundance of His Grace to see you through, especially in dealing with the pain.