Isaiah 30:10......Which say to the seers, See not; and to the prophets, Prophesy not unto us right things, speak unto us smooth things, prophesy deceits. (Is this America now?) I was stating my views on abortion today on FB when someone who is a Democrat Christian confronted me that some people in the Democrat party are for life and I shouldn't talk about their party in a light of not being for God. I know I might say things that really make people mad, but I believe like in this scripture some of America may want religion, but most people like the Democrat party really don’t want the living God of heaven to be real in their lives. So they push God out, don't talk about Jesus and say things that sound good in their ears. Do you see this? We need people who really live for God up front now and speaking the truth even if it hurts, no more lies, no more just patting them on the back and say abortion is OK. telling the little kids, I know you were born a girl, but now I think your a boy, confusion. I will not change for anyone, only Jesus, but will remain devoted to Jesus who knows the truth. Of course, I will love to the end anyone, but I will stand up and tell the truth. Who are we trusting in man or God? I do not understand how a Christian can align themselves with any organization that murders babies. There is no plank in that party that could justify it in my mind. We are to rightfully judge by the fruit and the fruit from a tree that kills babies is rotten at its core. It's fair to say that not every single Democrat supports abortion. They just continue to elect those who do. "Pro-choice" is really a misnomer of the worst sort. They aren't in favor of women choosing, when the choice is not to abort. They are truly "pro-abortion." You could even say God is "pro-choice," in that the Word says, "Choose you this day whom you will serve." What they desire is choice without consequences; that does not exist. The devil is sure working, I was reading this today and what is freedom of conscience, the Democrat party are confusing so many people now. The name of Jesus is so scary to this party, we are so close for Jesus to come...…...…………. Pennsylvania State Rep. Stephanie Borowowicz delivered a prayer Monday to Jesus that caused a controversy at the statehouse. We are so ready to fly up, what else will come out with this group, I pray they wake up because they are headed for a dark room. Add Deut. 30:19 :" I call heaven and earth as witnesses today against you, that I have set before you life and death, blessing and cursing; therefore choose life, that both you and your descendants may live..." Indeed, evil will be called good, and good evil!!! I'm ready when you are Lord! TR Indeed if we can agree that the last days before we are evacuated will be dark to say the least, how can so many buy into kingdom now teachings and seek nothing more than to try and re-enter into the Garden??? I can't help but see a huge disconnect in these opposing mindsets. Quite frankly, Heaven will be exponentially greater than the Garden could ever be! That to me is a no brainer. Every prophetic word and teaching within the Bible regarding the last days is bleak at best. The only word given promising great revivals is during the Tribulation period! Yet kingdom now and evangelical types always assuredly promise perhaps more than even God would commit to! Saying our future is bright, nothing to worry about, just keep praying for revival. Like we have done for over 100 yrs. Forgive me loved ones, but I have grown tired of empty promises of roses and rainbows. Apparently so too have the many who have left the church! We cannot promise unprecedented favor and blessings and persecution at the same time! Time to wake up and smell the fire & brimstone! 🙁 :negative: For we were warned that false prophets and teachers would always promise good times and blessings. Regardless what the Lord has already spoken. TR
Democratic Gov. Tom Wolf said Tuesday he was “horrified” by Borowicz’s invocation. "I grew up in Pennsylvania. Pennsylvania was founded by William Penn on the basis of freedom of conscience. I have a strong spiritual sense. This is not a reflection of the religion I grew up in,” said Wolf, a Methodist.
