A Wonderful Praise Report For Our Nation

[Guest Guest]

Today was the first day of my church Revival. When the evangelist preached, he told us that the country of Korea has a burden for American churches. They are the first country, he said---that is sending missionaries to the USA, in this present day.

They are so concerned with America and it---"going down the tubes" that they are sending missionaries to us? How beautiful. :smile This brings me so much hope. We've sent them out to other nations and Korea is the first country to give back to us---what is rightfully God's Holy word.

I know the Lord of Lords and King of Kings always takes care of EVERYTHING. I ALWAYS have hope. :thumb

[Guest Guest]

I've heard of the Philippines doing the same thing as well. It's a sad state that we're in when other nations comprehend the apostasy and corruption of our nation's "Christianity" and send missionaries to US.

[TheBibleSender]

Yeah. I think God has been sending people over here for a long time. Ken Ham is one for example. He has really did alot for this country to open eyes to the truth. But it is great for Koreans etc to be coming here. God bless. :)

[Guest Guest]

I've heard of the Philippines doing the same thing as well. It's a sad state that we're in when other nations comprehend the apostasy and corruption of our nation's "Christianity" and send missionaries to US.

:thumb That is amazing, I know that the Phillippino preachers take our IB pastors to the graveyards and show them the tombstones of all the US soldiers that fought for the freedom of the Phillippino peoples' of the world. Of course, our preachers are awe-struck. They say that the English speaking peoples' of the world sent the KJVO Bible to them, and they want to help us in return. They also can't believe the slaughtering of unborn babies in this world. :loco They go to the grocery stores and see the isles of dog food, treats, bones, and pet supplies----and, a smaller isle for the babies?

Hubby and I often joke that when are dogs "act" bad we are going to send them to the Phillipines. I came close one time with our Pomeranian (hehe)---the Phillipino missionary was on his way back, and I seriously was thinking of sending Duke with him in the cargo section of the plane. :sad Hubby said he would have been an appetizer. Hubby said our lab mix, Dakota---would be "plenty good eating." Mmmm, good. We are silly, so don't mind us---we just joke around. Or do we? :lol

[Guest Guest]

Yeah. I think God has been sending people over here for a long time. Ken Ham is one for example. He has really did alot for this country to open eyes to the truth. But it is great for Koreans etc to be coming here. God bless.

That is great, although, I don't know who Ken Ham is. I imagine he was/is excellent, and he really opened/is opening our eyes to at least some of the deprivation in this country. :thumb

It is so sad that at one time we sent so many out the foreign countries---so, they are returning this gift back for the glory and honour of God's Kingdom. :amen:

[trc123]

I've heard foreign missionaries 25 years ago say the same thing. The human heart is the same today as it has been for thousands of year, desperately wicked and in need of a new birth. Instead of things being hushed and hidden as in years past people now have instant communication and no fear of God or the community which used to restrain some of the openly embracing of sin that we now see.

You are right, it is very sad.....but I dare say that from God's standpoint, nothing new...."Rom 3:23 For all haue sinned, and come short of the glory of God," KJV 1611.

I'm totally convinced that the Lord Jesus' coming is soon.......let's witness for Jesus to see our family and friends saved!

[Guest Guest]

I've heard foreign missionaries 25 years ago say the same thing. The human heart is the same today as it has been for thousands of year, desperately wicked and in need of a new birth. Instead of things being hushed and hidden as in years past people now have instant communication and no fear of God or the community which used to restrain some of the openly embracing of sin that we now see.

You are right, it is very sad.....but I dare say that from God's standpoint, nothing new...."Rom 3:23 For all haue sinned, and come short of the glory of God," KJV 1611.

I'm totally convinced that the Lord Jesus' coming is soon.......let's witness for Jesus to see our family and friends saved!

Well, as it is said---a sin, is a sin, is a sin. :sad ITA, the world has always been in the same sad "wicked" shape since Adam and Eve sinned in the Garden of Eden. Not only a physical death (as we know) but a spiritual death. :sad


I love the whole book of Romans. :thumb It isn't called the Roman's Road for nothing. I love that scripture.


Yes, IMO, the Lord Jesus Christ is coming soon. You know, blood family is the hardest to witness to. ITA, with your last sentence, trc123.

P.S. ~ For a saved sinner - Born twice die once. Heaven and the New Kingdom (Jerusalem.) For a lost sinner -Born once die twice. :sad Horror of Hell and the Lake of Fire. FOR AN ETERNITY!!

[HappyChristian]

That is great, although, I don't know who Ken Ham is. I imagine he was/is excellent, and he really opened/is opening our eyes to at least some of the deprivation in this country. :thumb

It is so sad that at one time we sent so many out the foreign countries---so, they are returning this gift back for the glory and honour of God's Kingdom.

Read about Ken Hamm here:
http://www.answersingenesis.org/events/ ... eaker_ID=2

The president and founder of Answers in Genesis-U.S. and the highly acclaimed Creation Museum, Ken Ham is one of the most in-demand Christian speakers in North America. Ham, a native Australian now residing near Cincinnati, Ohio, is the author of numerous books on the book of Genesis, the accuracy and authority of the Bible, dinosaurs, and the destructive fruits of evolutionary thinking ...

[Guest Guest]

Read about Ken Hamm here:
http://www.answersingenesis.org/events/ ... eaker_ID=2

Thanks LuAnne---this is great! I am so happy that I live in Ohio, once again. :thumb One of my great uncles used to have this little Irish jig that he used to sing about the city of Cincinnati. It was so funny as a kid to me. I can always remember songs and ryhmes. It went--- Cin, Cin, Cin...a needle and a pin...a ninny and a nanny...a skinny and a fatty...and, that's how you spell Cincinnati. LOL. :smile :puzzled: