Gus Foster Posted February 15, 2009 Posted February 15, 2009 For many of us we are witnessing occurrences around the world never imagined. Comprehending economies, domestic and global, is dizzying. Many mega-conglomerates are being classified as too large to fail, requiring huge economic bailout packages. Unemployment disrupts every community. Wars in far places are too important to fail. Supplies of food, water and oil are too important to fail. Ecumenical efforts abound. Worldly activities are magnetic for all. Does being an Adventist create immunity or even oblivion to these problems? Does God's end-time remnant church endure these problems personally, or are they set apart? Does how much we read Scripture, pray and be available to help others have a correlation with personal battles? Is living and preaching the three angel's message have a direct effect on personal worldly situations? In short, if we do everything we believe and teach, if we can agree on what that is, are Adventist too close to Christ to fail? Quote Striving for a better relationship with Him! Gus Foster
Cosmin M. Posted February 15, 2009 Posted February 15, 2009 "When will everyone realize there are no more wars to fight and no more people to kill?" -Anonymous Quote
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