For Love Of God: The New Earth Movement

Friday, January 23, 2009

The New Earth Movement

Now that Obama has risen to power, calling all of us to be more and more accepting of all religions and non believers; and with Oprah Winfrey's strong support; It behooves us to be harmless as doves in respect to these people, with the understanding that God has sovereignly placed them into such place of power and influence; but to also be wise as serpents; with the understanding that God also tests the hearts of men to see what gods we will follow:

The God of the bible or the gods that the world, the flesh and the devil are continuing to construct after the imaginations of the human mind, that is foreign to God?

The carnal mind is at enmity with God.

In this strong day of falling away, may we see through the deceptions and apostasy and be found in Christ having faith with nothing wavering.

Dr Lutzer does a good job exposing the deceptions and calling us to stay awake in our faith:

On The New Earth Movement

7 comments:

Mattityahu said...: I love the verse of Scripture that speaks of this new Covenant in Christ Jesus. It says somewhere that even if we are fools we will not wander. All we need to do is keep our eyes and hope fixed on Jesus Christ and Him alone. WOO!

Come, Lord Jesus! Get me outta here!; January 23, 2009 at 11:19 AM
Bhedr said...: Amen Matthew. Lots of Ditto's

and

Grace upon grace,

Brian; January 23, 2009 at 1:10 PM
Bhedr said...: But also remember that even Jesus said that towards the end even the very elect would be deceived were it possible. I am not sure how to interpret that other than to see that the delusion will become so strong that believers will start to tolerate it in the flesh...but the new creation can never be deceived.

We must watch and pray, that we be not ashamed as 1 John says.

Grace upon grace,

Brian; January 23, 2009 at 1:15 PM
Steve said...: "Come, Lord Jesus! Get me outta here!"

I'm with you, Matt!; February 4, 2009 at 8:40 PM
Bhedr said...: Oh...hey Steve. Haven't seen you in a while, but then I haven't got around out here much lately. It's hard to believe that I spend about 15 minutes on the computer every day or every other day or so. I used to be so hooked.

Take care and Grace upon grace,

Brian; February 6, 2009 at 6:32 PM
Bhedr said...: Oh, I was thinking you were the Steve from Oldredhat.

Nice to meet you Steve.

Grace upon grace,

Brian; February 6, 2009 at 6:34 PM
Steve said...: Brian,

Nice to meet you!

Great site!

His geace and peace be with you and your family!

- Steve Martin (the jerk); February 9, 2009 at 10:06 AM

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Nothing Is Impossible With God!!!

In the book, Life and Works of Spurgeon, Charles Spurgeon gives the account of his conversion. This hope is there for anyone who would ONLY LOOK TO CHRIST:It pleased God in my childhood to convince me of sin.… My heart was broken in pieces. Six months did I pray—prayed agonizingly with all my heart, and never had an answer. I resolved that, in the town where I lived, I would visit every place of worship in order to find out the way of salvation. I felt I was willing to do anything and be anything if God would only forgive me.I set off, determined to go round to all the chapels; and I went to all the places of worship; and though I dearly venerate the men that occupy those pulpits now, and did so then, I am bound to say that I never heard them once fully preach the Gospel. I mean by that, they preached truth, great truths, many good truths that were fitting to many of their congregation—spiritually-minded people; but what I wanted to know was, How can I get my sins forgiven? And they never once told me that. I wanted to hear how a poor sinner, under a sense of sin, might find peace with God; and when I went I heard a sermon on "Be not deceived: God is not mocked," which cut me up worse, but did not say how I might escape. I went again another day, and the text was something about the glories of the righteous: nothing for poor me.…At last, one snowy day—it snowed so much I could not go to the place I had determined to go to, and I was obliged to stop on the road, and it was a blessed stop to me—I found rather an obscure street, and turned down a court, and there was a little chapel.…I wanted to know how I might be saved.…At last a very thin-looking man came into the pulpit and opened his Bible and read these words: "Look unto me, and be ye saved, all the ends of the earth." Just setting his eyes upon me, as if he knew me all by heart, he said, "Young man, you are in trouble." Well, I was, sure enough. Says he, "You will never get out of it unless you look to Christ."And then, lifting up his hands, he cried out…, "Look, look, look! It is only look!" I saw at once the way of salvation. Oh, how I did leap for joy at that moment! I know not what else he said; I did not take much notice of it—I was so possessed with that one thought. Like as when the brazen serpent was lifted up, they only looked and were healed. I had been waiting to do fifty things, but when I heard this word "Look!" what a charming word it seemed to me! Oh, I looked until I could almost have looked my eyes away! And in Heaven I will look on still in my joy unutterable.

After the Sermon On The Mount, Jesus came down from the Mount and a leper was the first person to meet Him knowing that the Lord was oh so willing to heal him, and then a centurion with a tormented servant knew that all God had to do was just say the word and he would be healed. It is almost the same with salvation. I say almost because God has already spoken the word:

"IT IS FINISHED!"

Believe that He has already spoken and your salvation will be finished as well. Do you hear him from your graves calling out to you and saying,

"IT IS FINISHED!"?

Hear Him now.

Only Look To Christ!!!