Revelation 10: The little book that is sweet and bitter
Perhaps the saddest mistake anyone can make is to have the truth in their head, never moving it to the heart where it has a bearing on their life.
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Perhaps the saddest mistake anyone can make is to have the truth in their head, never moving it to the heart where it has a bearing on their life.
During a House Judiciary Committee hearing earlier this month, a plan to include “anti-Christian bigotry” to an amendment declaring congressional support for federal actions against hate crimes stirred debate between a Democrat and Republican.
The description of the seventh trumpet must wait because, once again, there is a pause, another interlude in chapter 10. Something stupendous precedes the seventh trumpet blast.
During a House Judiciary Committee hearing earlier this month, a plan to include “anti-Christian bigotry” to an amendment declaring congressional support for federal actions against hate crimes stirred debate between a Democrat and Republican.
The Lord is exceedingly patient, full of grace and mercy, but there inevitably comes an hour, a day, a month when his judgment falls on the unrepentant.