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This is a serious article for a serious time. If you read your Bible you know that pretty much all prophecy has been fulfilled regarding the end times. We are getting close to the rapture of the church, when Christ will call the church to come with Him to our eternal home. 

I did this a few weeks ago, but I believe it is warranted, from time to time, to remind people that God’s Word, just like God himself, is eternal. Everything He says in His Word is always true, whether we agree with it, or whether we like it or not. It is good to go and put yourself in the place of any of the old prophets, or the apostles – when God says something to any of them, he is also saying it to you or to the Church. The Word is eternal – it keeps speaking to all generations. 

I read an article recently that said, Americans on average move every three years. We change jobs almost as frequently and probably our spouses more frequently than that. We are not content with our jobs, our homes, our spouses, our looks, our phones, our games. We are constantly changing everything. In fact, society today has become so restless that we are not even satisfied with the sex we were prescribed at conception.

Seed to conception.

Conception to gestation.

Gestation to birth.

Birth to infancy.

Infancy to childhood.

Childhood to adolescence.

Adolescence to adulthood.

Adulthood to senior.

Senior to death.

Death to eternity.

Some will accuse me of plagiarism, that is perfectly OK. Sometimes I get the urge to do this. When the Bible was given to those apostles and disciples that were given the Word by the Holy Spirit – those Words were penned for the entire Church then, and the entire Church for all eternity. When you read this open letter to the church, what you do is put your name in place of anyone else’ name that is written. It was also meant for you. This letter is not for the unsaved, although if the unsaved were to read it, and the Holy Spirit were to show them their future fate – that would be a good thing. As I write this, and you are a member of a church, please step back a bit and do some thinking: “Is my church actually part of the true Church, or is it part of the congregation that Christ will say, “Depart from me, for I never knew you.”?”

“And when thou prayest, thou shalt not be as the hypocrites are; for they love to pray standing in the synagogues and in the corners of the streets, that they may be seen of men. Verily I say unto you, They have their reward.”

“But thou, when thou prayest, enter into thy closet, and when thou hast shut the door, pray to thy Father which is in secret; and thy Father which seeth in secret shall reward thee openly.”

It is hard to believe, we have been doing this for a whole year. We were determined to get through a year and we are almost at our goal. I guess our writing will live on somewhere in the vast nonsense of the internet. The thing is, we were determined to get through a year and it is almost there.

This morning I am sitting in my car, with my laptop actually on my lap, writing this article. There are home inspectors ravaging through our house in the transition of getting ready to move. It is an awkward balancing act; trying to think and balance this thing for an old guy is quite a sight. I have been displaced.

I have written in other articles about the narrow path. A path, that when you take your spiritual walk on, it can be very hard at times – just like the physical walk that Christ took while he was on this earth. Why can you not obtain Heaven by another path? Because this is the path that Christ took, and we can only get there by following in His footsteps. And where does the path start? It starts at the foot of the cross.

What are you looking for? Are you looking to become wealthy? Are you looking for popularity? Or are you just looking for your keys you lost? How are you coping with what is going on around you? Are you joining in? Are you leading the pack? Or, are you just coping?