I was just catching up on some blog reading, and came accross the following: "I lost my inheritance to the doomsday prophet! – CNN Belief Blog - CNN.com Blogs" The headlines tells it all, a woman left the lion's share of her estate, about $300,000 to Family Radio, the ministry of false prophet Harold Camping, … Continue reading Living in the Wake of False Doomsday Predictions
The Lord is Christ: Priorities, Perception, and Potentates in Christian Worship
Matthew 6:19-24 touches on the subject of Christian worship and can be summed up in three words: priorities, perception, and potentates. What we treasure, what we see with our own eyes or our perspective on things, and ultimately who is our master takes us back to the very affirmation in the Lord’s prayer: “Our Father … Continue reading The Lord is Christ: Priorities, Perception, and Potentates in Christian Worship
Learning to Pray with Jesus
Praying to the Father through Jesus Christ by the power of the Holy Spirit is one of the great spiritual blessings available to the Christians. I would also admit developing the discipline of prayer is still a challenge. It is so simple just to start laying out the list of things I want God to … Continue reading Learning to Pray with Jesus
DOOMSDAY DID NOT OCCUR! HAROLD CAMPING IS A FALSE PROPHET!
Well, Harold Camping’s d-day declaration came and went. He is been proven once again to be a false prophet. He might have declared the church age is over and called Christians to flee their churches and gather around his teaching, but Christians are to flee Harold Camping. Here is what I will predict. D-day declarations … Continue reading DOOMSDAY DID NOT OCCUR! HAROLD CAMPING IS A FALSE PROPHET!
The Coming and Going of May 21, 2011: Why Harold Camping’s Doomsday Prediction Will Fail.
William Miller predicted Jesus’ second coming would be on October 22, 1844. Rev. M. Baxter of the Church of England predicted the Battle of Armageddon would occur in 1868. Former Millerites turned Seventh-day Adventist set 1874 as the year of Christ’s return. Jehovah’s Witnesses struck out with predictions of Christ return in 1914, 1925, and … Continue reading The Coming and Going of May 21, 2011: Why Harold Camping’s Doomsday Prediction Will Fail.
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