Turning on his own People?

 The weakness of paranoid Power!

What is happening today across the U.S. reveals the same paranoid mind of the U.S. President and King Herod, who ordered the death of children up to two years old and babies all being boys, because he feared Jesus would replace his power on the throne.

Many have since followed this example, all starting with a righteousness and then falling into darker sins of infanticide and murder of certain groups of people that they feel are a threat to their power base?

God sees Pharaoh a King kept for destruction, because he hated Gods chosen people, Haman the Babylonian who thought he was smart and ended up hanging from his own scaffold that he built for Mordecai, because he refused to bow to him!

In the last one-hundred years many tyrants have died in a hole in the ground, when their madness over took them and blinded them from the truth, Adolf Hitler, Saddam Hussein and Gaddafi and more are to follow, dying in holes in the ground if not this current administration in the U.S., Ukraine and Europe including the U.K.

Matthew 2:13-18, Jeremiah 31:15, Genesis 12:15, Exodus 1:8-22, Esther 3:5, 7:7, 1 Corinthians 1:25.

Terrorism and Wickedness. Two.

'Our free Choice?

God has never been unfair to His creation as some people think He has? 

He has given all of humanity free will and choice for us to work out our own course of life!

All humanity is born into inherited sin, this is our incurable terminal-illness that we on our own cannot fathom to cure or heal!

But God has given to us His one and only Son Jesus, by placing our faith in Him we will enter into the promised New Life!

People are shaped by circumstances to what they become, a hard life can either lead to evil or a born-again active Christian? A good life can lead to being drawn into a false sense of security and many are lead into terrorist idealism?

1 Samuel 9:2,  Psalm 119:101,  Isaiah 58:6,  Luke 14:7,   Romans 9:16.

SIN. Part-One

'Ever with us.

This is the problem with failure it is always with us, wither we like it or not. We may have good intentions and even set out on doing a new thing, making a change in our lives. But not to far on we find that something comes up to change our way or direction and the next thing we almost back to sqaure one.

Paul talks about it much in his twenty-seven letters, which makes up most of the New Testament in the bible. He talks about his own battles with sin and failures, but he does offer us the hope that if we keep trust in Jesus we will make it out into Eternal glory.

Romans 7:15-20, 1 Corinthians 7:3-6, Galatians 2;14, Philippians 3:13,  Philemon 1:14.