A Time to Weep and a Time to Fight
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A Time to Weep and a Time to FightWe All Need a Word from God to See Us Through Perilous Timesby David Wilkerson | |
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As I read through the Old Testament, I find my faith greatly encouraged by the example David set. An awful calamity struck this man causing his very life to be threatened by those closest to him. I am awed by David’s determination to get a word from God in the midst of his perilous time.
A Time to Weep and a Time to Fight
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A Time to Weep and a Time to FightWe All Need a Word from God to See Us Through Perilous Timesby David Wilkerson | |
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Dearly Beloved:
JESUS SAID, “I AM POWER AND COMPASSION.”
“Jesus called his disciples unto him, and said, I have compassion on the multitude, because they continue with me now three days, and have nothing to eat: and I will not send them away fasting, lest they faint in the way” (Matthew 15:32).
Resting in Jesus in Perilous Times
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Resting in Jesus in Perilous TimesWe are to listen carefully to biblical prophecies, but we are not to become obsessed with them.by David Wilkerson | |
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For years, I have been faithfully warning of a soon-to-come worldwide economic holocaust. Right now, we are seeing this coming to pass around the globe. I have warned that Christians are going to suffer, that there will be great loss and hardship, and already this is happening. Multitudes of precious saints all over the word are now enduring great financial and mental stress.
As awful as these things are, none of them should be the focus of our energies and ministry. Rather, we must continue proclaiming the love of God the Father and the tender mercy of our Savior Jesus for us.
Resting in Jesus in Perilous Times
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Resting in Jesus in Perilous TimesWe are to listen carefully to biblical prophecies, but we are not to become obsessed with them.by David Wilkerson | |
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COVER LETTER
Dearly Beloved:
In my prayer walk today, I asked the Holy Spirit to give me a word of hope and strength for these troubling times.
I want to share with you what I heard the Lord speaking to my concerns. I strongly believe God still speaks to his children today. Let me summarize what was made known to me:
There may still be a short respite from the financial crisis — but it would be a mercy call to repentance, both to wicked society and to an apathetic church.
It will come down to this:
God's People Will Never Be Ashamed in the Time of Calamity
A Time to Weep and a Time to Fight
God will never leave His church without answers. In these times of sudden calamity the initial response may be fear, but we must trust that God has everything under control. He has a million ways to solve our problems. Usually in these times God is the only one that can give us answers. We must turn off every voice of humanity. God's people get their answers from one place and that is the Bible. God is calling His people in the secret closet of prayer so we can get a Word from Him. Don't let the Sunday morning blessings fade into the troubles of this day. Encourage yourself in the Lord!
Getting Ready for the End of All Things
In his first letter to the church, Peter speaks of the last days. He states bluntly: “The end of all things is at hand: be ye therefore sober, and watch unto prayer. And above all things have fervent charity among yourselves: for charity shall cover the multitude of sins” (1 Peter 4:7–8).
Getting Ready for the End of All Things
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Dearly Beloved:
GOD KNOWS — GOD HEARS — GOD ANSWERS.
In my prayer walk today, I asked the Lord what he desires of us in these perilous times. In that sweet, familiar voice I heard: “God’s greatest joy is to behold unwavering trust in his children.” I believe I delight my Lord when I completely trust him while all things are frightful and dark.
