Part 3
Ultimately, by living fully for Christ and embracing their true citizenship in God's higher Kingdom, believers provide a powerful, living example of righteousness that far outshines any human law.
Part 1
While earthly laws are necessary to maintain order in secular society, true believers do not depend on external regulations because they are guided internally by the Holy Spirit.
This big old island we live on is a lot bigger than it looks, yet the distance between us and our supposed enemies is smaller than we think. There aren’t many adversaries who couldn’t find a way to reach us if they truly wanted to. That reality makes me believe there is a level of global coordination and domination that the average person simply doesn’t understand. There must be greater agreements behind the scenes among nations we’re told are our enemies.
The Bible speaks plainly of this: there will be wars and rumors of wars. Rumors are spread to create fear and panic among the people. For years we have been fed a steady stream of these rumors. Meanwhile, our military and leaders operate under strict secrecy—oaths that carry severe consequences for breaking them. This points to a massive deception at work in our world, far bigger than most of us can comprehend.
If real destruction ever came—if infrastructure collapsed, bombs fell, or enemies reached our shores—there would be little any of us could do to stop it. Chemical warfare, engineered diseases, and pestilence are already being used as weapons against humanity. We are living in a season where evil is growing bolder, larger, and more full-spectrum than ever before.
Because of this, we must turn to what the Word of God says. I’ve tried to run from the truth. I’ve tried to soften it to be more acceptable to society and to other believers. But the truth remains: this world is heading toward its end. We may not know the exact day or hour, but Scripture shows us we are in that season. I don’t claim to know the year, but the signs have become undeniable. The Lord has confirmed these things to me over the years, often through sources I never sought out myself. That confirmation tells me it is Him teaching me.
God still speaks to His people. If we refuse to listen and obey, we will remain confused, misguided, and unprepared for what is coming. The answer is simple: we must get into the Lord Jesus Christ. We must refuse fear. We must stop worrying. We must trust Him completely, seize every day for His glory, and feel sorrow mainly for those who are lost and refuse to listen.
Even among believers, we still carry struggles. Sometimes God leaves a thorn in our flesh, and we don’t understand why. Yet His grace is always sufficient. We can be in Christ and still face problems in this world. The goal is to keep walking with Him, knowing He will ultimately redeem us from this flesh. Our great High Priest shows mercy when we fall, but we must be honest: we all have things to repent of. We have fallen short. We still long for the full perfection we have not yet received.
As long as we keep looking to the Lord Jesus Christ—learning of Him more and more—we remain saved and sanctified in His holiness. But the world around us is different. Many have seared their consciences. Evil no longer shocks them; they laugh at it, blush for a moment, then sweep it under the rug. No earthly punishment can redeem a person from sin. Only Christ can. If a man faces prison or death yet never receives forgiveness from Jesus, he remains lost in his sin.
In Christ alone is true freedom and redemption. In Him we are perfected—not by our own strength, but by His grace. We are not robots; we still make conscious choices. That is why we must daily submit and surrender to God’s will. Without that surrender, we will stay blinded and lost on the broad road that leads to destruction.
Narrow is the way and difficult is the path that leads to life, and few find it. In a world of billions, those who truly find it are a small number. Knowledge has increased faster than at any other time in history—just as the prophets foretold. The great falling away has been happening for centuries. The deception and delusion are deep.
The time is near. Very near.
So let us repent. Let us get into the Lord Jesus Christ with all our hearts. Let us walk in His peace, without fear, while there is still time.
This world without Christ still lives by the knowledge of good and evil. That means you will find many good things, but at the same time many evil things mixed in.
Democracy can be labeled good by many. Capitalism seems good to the common man without Christ. National governments seem good to many. Yet none of these things have produced—or can produce—eternal life, and all will perish in the end.
Therefore, we must find the Holy that is beyond good and evil—the reality that stands in contrast to eating from the other tree, which is Christ.
Therefore the law is considered good but cannot produce holiness , because the law produces death in that which is unholy. The law was only our schoolmaster to bring us to Christ. The law showed us that we were not good. Christ made us holy.
All good that is unrestrained produces evil. But in Christ, He produces that which is holy.
In the old covenant, God had to bring the flood because man only produced that which was good in his own eyes. Those who still live in that way—who simply reject the law for their own version of good—will come under the judgment that is prophesied to come. This judgment will not be with water, but with fire.
It is therefore vital that we deny the good of this world so that evil does not overtake us. We can only do this by being in Christ, because the world’s version of good will deceive us into evil that merely looks good.
We must understand that no matter what seems to be the right, best, or most positive way here—if it is in the carnal flesh without Christ—it will produce nothing but death in the end. Many are holding onto good things in this world, such as governments and systems of man through many different endeavors that seem noble. But in the end, they produce unrighteousness—evil disguised as good.
Democracy/capitalism both began with noble and good intentions so it seemed. It sought to restrain tyranny, protect individual dignity, promote justice, and give people a voice in their own governance. In many places it delivered real good: it helped lift millions out of poverty, expanded education, advanced human rights, and created environments where innovation and opportunity could flourish. For a season, it produced stability, prosperity, and moral restraint when it operated under a foundation of transcendent truth and limited government.
Yet when unrestrained—when separated from Christ and absolute moral standards—democracy has turned toward evil. It has increasingly exalted the will of the majority (or the loudest voices) above truth. It has produced moral decay, the normalization of wickedness, the erosion of family and community, and the rise of idolatry of self and state. What started as a tool to guard liberty has often become a mechanism for legitimizing every form of lust, division, and injustice, all while wearing the respectable label of “progress” and “freedom.” The good became mixed, then corrupted, because it remained rooted in the tree of the knowledge of good and evil rather than in the holiness of Christ.
I have been deceived by everything there is to be deceived by because I wanted to live for the good of this world instead of pursuing the holy righteousness found in Christ alone. It has been by His grace that I have overcome, and it will be by His grace that you overcome as well—because without Him, all flesh shall perish.
“ The angel that visited Daniel reported that he had encountered and fought with "the prince of Persia", meaning the ruling demon potentate over that nation We see this as evidence that Satan has assigned a powerful demon ruler over every nation of the world and, in turn, over every city and community.” F.H.
Jesus said a prophet had no respect or honor in his hometown, or his home country … why!? Because the world wants its own to embrace it as if it were home to its people…and anyone that challenges the loyalty of its people creates military inferiority in its people to maintain its status and influence over its citizens… therefore true prophets are not the most welcome in their surroundings due to the enemy’s influence over their jurisdiction… but the church that rejects the prophets isn’t a church but are tradition keepers!
(Part1)
We as believers must reconsider worshiping this upcoming 250th celebration…
Matthew 7:13-15, 21-23
“Enter by the narrow gate. For the gate is wide and the way is easy that leads to destruction, and those who enter by it are many. For the gate is narrow and the way is hard that leads to life, and those who find it are few. Beware of false prophets, who come to you in sheep’s clothing but inwardly are ravenous wolves… Not everyone who says to me, ‘Lord, Lord,’ will enter the kingdom of heaven, but the one who does the will of my Father who is in heaven.”
My brothers and sisters,
We are standing at a crossroad in this political land. So many voices are crying out for this “rededication.” They gather on a national level with prayers and praises, while politicians and pulpits join as one.
This ought not ever be! They invoke the name of Christ while waving the banner of national pride and glory. But I want you all to hear the word of the Lord: This IS NOT renewal! This is the ancient seduction being unveiled right before our eyes once again.
The fall did not begin yesterday. It began when the Church—once bloodied by persecution but absolutely pure in its devotion, transformed from the inside out by faith in Jesus Christ—allowed itself to be seduced by the devil. They were offered the throne of empire and dominion over earthly kingdoms. They traded the scars of the martyrs for the robes of the oppressor, choosing worldly control over spiritual purity!
This is the very same old offer Satan made to Jesus in the wilderness. It led to a corrupt, Babylonian trap that succeeded when Constantine did not merely legalize the faith—but married it to Caesar, putting the church in bed with the enemy!
We must remember and come back to that daily cross. It once stood against worldly power with faith in the coming Kingdom, yet today so sadly has become a parading ornament for worldly endeavors. Instead of staying a humble servant who suffers, the Church became the ruler of a dark, fallen army.
Carnal men took a holy, spiritual kingdom and forced it to serve a corrupt, earthly government. From that day on, this toxic Babylonian influence has spread across the nation and the world, as fake converts rushed to join the world again, all just to win political favors.
Coercion replaced conviction. Grand cathedrals began darkening the idea of humble home meetings so richly lived out by the early followers of Christ, who left all the world behind to follow the Lamb wherever He called them to go.
Church doctrine became imperial law by conventional governmental mandates, while defiance became a crime against the state. The Church won worldly power but lost its spiritual fervor. This was the ultimate deception slipped in under Emperor Constantine—which has become a very dangerous path hidden behind holy clothes and worldly seats.
The enemies of the faith learned to dress up like the believers. Dare we say the Church lost its salt?! Because as it began conquering the world, the Church at large started to forfeit its very own soul to gain the world! This sad, unfortunate historic shift has used religion as a shield for corruption, allowing vicious wolves in authoritarianism disguised as holy men.
(Part 2)
We as the Church absolutely must altogether ditch the Constantinian bargain that traded prophetic witness for greater endorsement for worldly power.
The early Church conquered not by sword or coercion, but by holy, set-apart lives, by sacrificial love, living the uncompromised truth—even unto death. They had no seats at Caesar’s table, yet they transformed the world from below the status quo around them. We must do the same!!!
Repent of the broad way that has largely led the supposed faithful completely astray. We’ve gotta return to the Sermon on the Mount as our only constitution.
We must let our worship be in spirit and truth, not in carefully staged rallies. We gotta let justice roll down like waters—caring for the poor, having true integrity in all of our dealings with the lost, having faithfulness in our homes, and showing mercy to the foreigner and stranger.
We must let our light shine through our peculiar character as the Bride making Herself ready. It absolutely cannot be through worldly dominance.
To the leaders and the followers who mix faith with political power, Jesus gives a terrifying warning: “I never knew you. Get away from me, you lawbreakers.”
To the true believers left standing: Step away from the noise. Be different. Take the hard, narrow path. The Church does not need to rule nations to be faithful; she only needs to follow her crucified King.
Stop trying to force the world to bow to a cross you refuse to carry. If you want to change the world, get off the stage, get on your knees, and follow Him to the bottom.