Living in a time, in a broken world, where many questions are asked as to where our
culture is going. What’s around the corner? Can things get worse? Are we in danger?
In these uncertain days it would be prudent to emulate three servants of the Lord who
found themselves in a hot spot. Shadrach, Meshach, and Aben-nego (Dan.3:13-18)
had made a commitment before the Lord to remain obedient under any circumstance.
It brought them to a place where a decision must be made - Bow or Suffer!
Their ‘faith’ shouted out; “We are willing to suffer!” They stated, “our God whom
we serve is able to deliver us from the blazing fire…but even if He does not….we are
not going to serve or worship the golden image.” Of course, God did deliver them
from the fire; there wasn’t even a trace of smoke.
This is an example of the type of faith needed for today, and the type of faith we
will be exhibiting in this book. I encourage you to read carefully each text and meditate
on the discourse. Then, carefully chronicle your own thoughts as to where you see
your “Faith Walk” going. I’m praying for you as you grow in faith and in the Lord.
BUY ON AMAZON
Signs of the times are pointing to the reality of these being the last days. Bible prophecies are being fulfilled daily, adding to the fact that Jesus will return soon for His Bride, the church. Since this is the case, an awareness of promised happenings begins to develop before our very eyes. God supernaturally orders the steps of His people, Israel, to come home. With the church taken in the rapture, and Israel in their homeland, God allows great tribulations to seize the world. Midway through the seven-year tribulation period, God will take His people to a protected place for the last three and a half years and minister to them as Moses did in the wilderness, all the time preparing them to enter into a new garden of Eden, the Millennial Kingdom. There, they will reside for a thousand years. Biblical illustrations are presented to us that stimulate the the beauty of the setting, the productivity of the terrain, the unspeakable joy and peace experienced--but, mostly, the penetration of true, spiritually motivated worship in the millennial temple and around the city's sanctuary pool. Of course, this poses "What does it mean to 'reign' with Christ?" We address this in this publication. "Will every Christian 'reign' with Christ?" No! We define this scenario. "Then who?" The answer is identified in the rendering.
