Who’s Who In The World Of Who’s

Ok so I was thinking a bit about how that I might be doing too many messages for people to keep up, which I kind of expected considering this has been the story of my life. No I am not boasting but laying down a truth foundation for your assistance and my confirmation that I am indeed not posting too many messages for anyone to keep up, but that there is something else going on.

Yes, it’s a message before the message but it did pop up into my mind and spirit so let’s address the gigabyte in the room. I was thinking about the overproduction of messages and then as I was doing so, I thought about how churches do well church, whereby they usually give about a 20 to 30-min message once a week and sent the starving sheep on their way into a dry field.

Then and but thank God for the but then moment. I was thinking about the apostles and how they attended the church of Jesus Christ for months on end, even many of them traveling and living with Him when He was on the road. This was church 7-days a week. Of course I know you have to work and so this schedule may not work for you, but what else are you doing with the rest of your time that helps you to grow spiritually or helps you to shrink increasingly. A daily message is actually not anywhere near to what those apostles got to get. Nope, all day hear, do, hear, do, watch, do, hear, watch, pray, do, do, do.

Is it any wonder why they turned the world upside down and we today cannot turn a leaf over? No,no,no come on we are all in this together.

It’s the American style of church which came from the Roman Catholic church which is the once a week stuff. Well some do a midweek bible study and others even throw in a well I am not sure what they throw in. I don’t think the American style of church is working. The condition of this nation points squarely to that. We need to square some things up in this next year as I fear many, many Christian casualties due to an over-whelming spiritual attack on this country. Well, I will leave that for now and get to the regularly broadcasted message.