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10/30/2024

GOD GAVE ME A DREAM
By Pastor Kenneth Haggin Jr.

I know the dream God can give you. I know that the enemy can make that dream become so blurry that it’s almost obscured at times from your spiritual sight.
Many years ago, God gave me a dream when I was an 18-year-old student at Southwestern Assembly of God College in Waxahachie, Texas. As I knelt praying one night in my room, I saw myself preaching to huge crowds of all races. I’m now 41, but I never forgot that dream. For a while I took a church and was going to be a pastor. Then one day I realized I laid that dream on the shelf, and I had to get it out, dust it off, and put it back down in my spirit, and begin to do what God wanted me to do.
If I had to stayed at that church (I was then associate pastor), it would have been mine. It was all set. But that was not the will of God. He had to remind me of my dream. I had to get hold of it and go with it again.
God gave me a dream to go around this world and preach the gospel of the Lord Jesus Christ. I have been in Africa; I am going to the Philippines. I want to go to England, where churches are closing by the hundreds. I want to go to the uttermost parts of the world to minister. I had a vision too, of building overseas centers to teach native workers. The day of the white missionary’s going in and doing everything is over. He can go in, however, and teach the national workers to do the job.
We do not bring national workers to RHEMA Bible training Center in Tulsa, Oklahoma. If they come to North America, they get westernized. They don’t want to return to villages where they don’t have electricity, running water, radio, television, and other modern conveniences. But if we can take the school to them and train them in their homelands, they can go out and train others—and they can begin to believe God to have modern conveniences. They can learn to turn impossible situations into possibilities because of the power of God!
As I told Brother T.L. Osborn the other day, I know I could go to Africa and hold big crusades, but I really do not care about that. I enjoy going into the villages and ministering personally to the 200 or 300 who come out. It is exiting.
I have ridden for hours in a van on little more than a cow path to reach a village on the shores of Lake Victoria in Kenya. There I was greeted by old, wrinkled, gray haired native. He vowed and said, “Welcome, welcome. Thank you for coming. You are the first white man from any Protestant denomination who ever came to our village to preach about Jesus.”
In one Kenyan Village I preached, “If this faith message only works in America, then it is not the Word of God.” I told the villagers if they would believe God, God would give them crops. I told them if they would believe God, they would get a bicycle. Getting a bicycle to some of them is like our getting a fine car. I told them if they would believe God, they could have tin roofs on their houses instead of thatched roofs.
One year later I returned to that village to a “pastor’s conference. One man said, “Look here! Look here! God gave me a bicycle. I had the biggest sugar cane crop of anybody in the village; everybody else had a crop failure. I sold my crop and was able to buy a bicycle and a tin roof for my house. I was the only man in the village who had any prosperity at all out of his crop this year. “
I have a dream and a vision ko take people from RHEMA Bible Training Center, go around this world, and establish churches where people will preach the truth of the Word of God to these people.
During the past five years, if I had not known what God had hold me to do in building RHEMA Bible Training Center—if I had not had the dream and vision of it—and I had not dared to believe what God told me—it would have been easy to quit. Many, many times the dream faded under the enemy’s attacks.
You are going to have to get out your dream, dust it off, and begin to do what God has told you to do. You are going to have to continue to work harder, because the time is short. But if you believe God and do what God has asked you to do, it shall be accomplished.

10/25/2024

HOW TO MAKE THE DREAM GOD GAVE YOU COME TRUE
By Kenneth Hagin Jr.

For the vision is yet for an appointed time, but at the end it shall speak, and not lie though it tarry, wait for it; because it will surely come, it will not tarry. Habakkuk 2:3

BEHOLD THE DREAMER!
And they said one to another, Behold, this dreamer cometh. Genesis 37:19

Behold, this dreamer cometh…” These words were spoken about a man by the name of Joseph. His brothers said it. Such words could be spoken of many people. You are probably heard them spoken in contempt as somebody who is always building “castles in the air” but never accomplishing anything. Such a person becomes known as a “dreamer.”
However, these same words can be spoken respectfully of an individual who dreams a dream and makes that dream come true. Before there were contempt: “Behold the dreamer cometh.” Now the same words are spoken with excitement: “Behold the dreamer cometh!”

Let’s look at the story of Joseph and his dream. One night he dreamed about shocks of wheat (representing his brothers) all bowing to one particular shock (representing him). Later when he shared this dream with his brothers, they were skeptical and disgusted. They were jealous of Joseph. He was the youngest son and their daddy’s pet.” One day their father, Jacob, sent Joseph to see how his brothers and their flocks were doing. When the older brothers saw Joseph approaching, they looked at one another and said, “Hey, here comes the dreamer!” they were still upset about his dream. When he arrived at their camp, they grabbed him, threw him into an empty pit, and sold him to a passing caravan which was bound to Egypt. They said: “We are going to do away with this fellow and this dream he had of our bowing to him!” the dream Joseph had was a dream from God, however. It was God’s dream; not something Joseph had concocted. God had given the dream of vision to Joseph, as He has to others though the ages.
ACTS 2:17,18 And it shall come to pass in the last days, saith God, I will pour out of My Spirit upon all flesh; and your sons and your daughters shall prophesy, and your young men shall see visions, and your old men shall dream dreams; and on my servants and My handmaidens I will pour out in those days of My Spirit; and they shall prophesy.

God has spoken to every one of us at some time in our life. He’s given us dreams—He has given us visions-- He’s given us things to accomplish for Him. We are either involved with God’s dream for us; we are letting it lie dormant; or we may be somewhere in the middle—lukewarm—working with it sometimes. In this message I want to inspire you to get a new hold on your dream. Pull it off the shelf, dust it off, and get on with it. Many of you feel trapped in failure, distress, or sickness. You must begin to dream in line with God’s Word. You must see yourself a success. You must see yourself healed. You must see yourself more than a conqueror in Christ Jesus. You must see yourself greater than the circumstances around you, for “Greater is He that is in you, than he that is in the world.” (1st John 4:4).

Dare to dream big dreams for God! Purpose in your heart that the dream God has given to you will not lie dormant, but you will do something about it. You will accomplish it. You will succeed for Him.
No, I am not talking about everybody rushing out and starting to travel, teach, and preach all over the world. I am talking about doing what God has asked you to do in your own backyard—in your local church or fellowship—and then going on from that point. Many people say, “In this highly mechanized and educated age, I cannot do anything. I know God spoke to me, but I just do not see how it is possible to fulfill my dream.” Let me point again to the man Joseph. I am sure when Joseph was trapped in that pit, waiting until his brothers sold him as a slave, he said to himself, Mt Lord God, what is happening? This is not the way the dream is supposed to come out. This is not the way I dreamed it!
I am sure that later, when Joseph found himself working as a servant in Egypt, he had many opportunities to say, “Wait a minute, God, You are making a mistake! Here I am a servant, but I am supposed to be a leader. I am supposed to become the one everybody bows down to!”

And I know when Joseph was thrown into prison on false charges, his dream was shattered. But he kept believing God. He could not understand how it could be, but he remained true to the Lord God Jehovah, even though he was a prisoner in a foreign land. Joseph’s dream became very obscure in that Egyptian dungeon. But about 13 years after he entered Egypt as a slave, Joseph stood in Egypt as a prime minister, controlling storehouses God had warned him to stock with food. His brothers bowed before him. they did not know who he was. They were hungry, for there was famine in their land. It happened just like God gave it to Joseph—but it was not easy. At any point during those years, Joseph could have decided to quit, and the dream would have gone down with him. God would have had to look around for somebody else to fulfill what He wanted done.

God has given many people dreams and visions to accomplish for Him. The sad part is that many have quit when they reach a hard part, and their shattered dream was laid on a shelf to collect dust. Has God had to go out and look for somebody to do your job? Maybe He had to use someone who didn’t have all your qualifications, but when He asked you, you refused. They had a willing heart, and they pressed forward with that dream until it became a reality, and souls were snatched from the burning pits of hell.

10/24/2024

IDOLS OF THE HEART

It should have been hard to make this case convincingly during the era of the dot-com boom and of the real estate and stock bubble of the last twenty years. However, the great economic meltdown of 2008 – 2009 has laid bare what is now being called “the culture of greed.” Long ago, Saint Paul wrote that greed was not just bad behavior. “Greed ss idolatry,” he wrote. (Colossians 3:5). Money, he advised, can take on divine attributes, and our relationship to it then approximates worship and obeisance.
Money can become a spiritual addiction, and like all addictions it hides its true proportions from its victims. We take more and greater risks to get an ever-diminishing satisfaction from the thing we crave,
Until a breakdown occurs. When we begin to recover, we ask, “What were we thinking? How could we have been so blind?” We wake up like people with a hangover who can hardly remember the night before. But why? Why did we act so irrationally? Why did we completely lose sight of what is right?

The bible’s answer is that the human heart is an “idol factory.” When most people think about “idols” they have in mind literal statues –or the next pop star anointed by Simon Cowell. Yet while traditional idol worship still occurs in many places of the world, internal idol worship, within the heart, is universal. In Ezekiel 14:3, God says about elders of Israel, “These men have set up their idols in their heart.” Like us, the elders must have responded to this charge, “Idols? What idols? I don’t see any idols.” God was saying that the human takes good things like a successful career, love, material possessions, even family, and turns them into ultimate things. Our hearts deify them as the center of our lives, because, we think, they can give us significance and security, safety and fulfilment, if we attain them.”

The central plot device of The Lord of the Rings is the Dark Lord Sauron’s Ring of Power, which corrupts anyone who tries to use it, however good his or her intentions. The Ring is what Professor Tom Sheppey calls “a physic amplifier,” which takes the hearts fondest desires and magnifies them to idolatrous proportions.” Some good characters in the book want to liberate slaves, or preserve their people’s land, or visit wrongdoers with just punishment. These are all good objectives. But the ring makes them willing to do anything to achieve them, anything at all. It turns the good thing into an absolute that overturns every other allegiance or value. The wearer of the ring becomes increasingly enslaved and addicted to it, for an idol is something we can not live without. We must have it, and therefore it drives us to break rules we once honored, to harm others and even ourselves in order to get it. Idols are spiritual addictions that lead to terrible evil, in Tolkien’s novel and real life.

ANYTHING CAN BE AN IDOL
Cultural moments like the one we are in provide us with an opportunity. Many people are now more open to the Bible’s warning that money can become much more than money. It can become a powerful life altering, culture-shaping god, an idol that breaks the hearts of its worshipers. The bad news is that we are so fixated on the problem of greed, which we tend to see in “those rich people over there,” that we do not realize the most fundamental truth. Anything can be an idol, and everything has been an idol.
The most famous moral code in the world is the Decalogue, the Ten Commandments. The very first commandment is “I am the Lord your God…you shall have no other gods before Me” (Exodus 20:3).
That leads to the natural question—What do you mean “other gods?” An answer comes immediately. “You shall not make yourself an idol in the form of anything in heaven above or on the earth beneath or in the waters below. You shall not bow to them or worship them…” (Exodus 20:4-5) That includes everything in the world! Most people know you can make a god out of money. Most people know you can make a god out of s*x. However, anything in life can serve as an idol, a God-alternative, a counterfeit god.

I recently heard the account of a field army officer who so exorbitantly pursued physical and military discipline with his troops that he broke their morale. That led to a communication breakdown during combat that resulted in fatalities. I knew a woman who had experienced periods of poverty as she grew up. As an adult she was so eager for financial security that she passed over many good prospective relationships in order to marry a wealthy man she did not really love. This led to an early divorce and to all the economic struggles she feared so much. It appears that some mayor league baseball players, in a quest to play not just well but at a Hall of the Fame level, took steroids and other drugs. As a result, their bodies are more broken and their reputations more sullied than if they had been willing to be good rather than great. The very things upon which these people were building all their happiness turned to dust in their hands because they had built all their happiness upon them. In each case, a good thing among many was turned into a supreme thing, so that its demands overrode all competing values. But counterfeit gods always disappoint, and often destructively so. It is wrong to want disciplined troops, or financial security, or athletic powers? Not at all. But these stories point to a common mistake people make when they hear the biblical concept of idolatry. We think that idols are bad things, but that is almost never the case. The greater the good, the more likely we are to expect that it can satisfy our deepest needs and hopes. Anything can serve as a counterfeit god, especially the very best things in life.
Taken from the book Counterfeit gods by Timothy Keller.

10/23/2024

Counterfeit gods
The empty promises of money, s*x, and power, and the only hope that matters.
Success, money, true love, and the life you have always wanted. Many of us placed our faith in these things, believing they held the key to happiness.
The recent economic meltdown has cast a harsh new light on these pursuits. In a matter of months, fortunes, marriages, careers, and a secure retirement have disappeared for millions of people. No wonder so many of us feel lost, alone, disenchanted, and resentful. But the truth is that we made counterfeit gods of these good things—gods that can not give what we really need. There is only one God who can wholly satisfy our cravings—and now is the perfect time to meet Him again, or for the first time.
In Counterfeit gods, Keller shows how the bible reveals the unvarnished truth about our faith and our heart’s desires. This powerful and inspiring message will cement Keller’s reputation as a critical thinker and pastor and comes at a crucial time—for both the faithful and the skeptical.
A STRANGE MELANCHOLY
After the global economic crisis began in mid-2008, there followed a tragic string of suicides of formerly wealthy and well-connected individuals. The acting chief financial officer of Freddie Mac, the Federal Home Loan Mortgage Corporation, hanged himself in his basement. The chief executive of Sheldon Good, a leading US real estate auction firm, shot himself in the head behind the wheel of his red Jaguar. A French money manager who invested the wealth of many of Europe’s royal and leading families, and who had lost $1.4 billion of his client’s money in Bernard Madoff’s Ponzi scheme; slit his wrists and died in his Madison Avenue office. A Danish senior executive with HSBC Bank hanged himself in the wardrobe of his $500-a-night suite in Knightsbridge, London. When a Bear Stearns executive learned that he would not be hired by JPMorgan Chase, which had bought his collapsed firm, he took a drug overdose and leapt from the 29th floor of his office building. A friend said, “This Bear Stearns thing…broke his spirit.” It was grimly reminiscent of the suicides in the wake of the 1929 stock market crash.

In the 1830s, when Alexis de Tocqueville, recorded his famous observations on America, he noted a “strange melancholy that haunts the inhabitants…in the midst of abundance.” Americans believe that prosperity could quench their yearning for happiness, but such a hope was illusory, because, the Tocqueville added, “the incomplete joys of this world will never satisfy the human heart.” These strange melancholy manifests itself in many ways, but always leads to the same despair of not finding what is sought.
There is a difference between sorrow and despair. Sorrow is pain for which there are sources of consolation. Sorrow comes from loosing one good thing among others, so that, if you experience a career reversal, you can find comfort in your family to get you through it. Despair, however, is inconsolable, because it comes from losing an ultimate thing. When you lose the ultimate source of your meaning or hope, there are no alternative sources to turn to. It breaks your spirit.
What is the cause of this “strange melancholy” that permeates our society even during boom times of frenetic activity, and which turns to outright despair when prosperity diminishes? De Tocqueville says it comes from taking some “incomplete joy of this world” and building your entire life on it. That is the definition of idolatry.
A CULTURE FILLED WITH IDOLS
To contemporary people the word idolatry conjures up pictures of primitive people bowing down before statues. The biblical book of Acts in the New Testament contains vivid descriptions of the cultures of the ancient Greco-Roman world. Each city worshiped its favorite deities and built shrines around their images for worship. When Apostol Paul went to Athens, he saw that it was literally filled with images of these divinities (Acts 17:16). The Parthenon of Athena overshadowed everything, but other deities were represented in every public space. There was Aphrodite, the goddess of beauty, Ares, the god of war, Artemis, the goddess of fertility and wealth; Hephaestus, the god of craftsmanship.
Our contemporary society is not fundamentally different from these ancient ones. Each culture is dominated by its own set of idols. Each has its “priesthoods, “its totems and rituals. Each one has its shrines—whether office workers, spas, and gyms, studios, or stadiums—where sacrifices must be made in order to procure the blessings of the good life and ward off disaster. What are the gods of beauty, power. Money, and achievement but these same things that are assumed mythic proportions in our individual lives in our society? We might not physically kneel before the statue of Aphrodite, but many young women today are driven unto depression and eating disorders by an obsessive concern over their body image. We may not actually burn incense to Artemis, but when money and career are raised to cosmic proportions, we perform a kind of child sacrifice, neglecting family and community to achieve a higher place in business and gain more wealth and prestige.
After New York’s governor Eliot Spitzer destroyed his career because of his involvement in a high-priced prostitution ring, David Brooks noted how our culture has produced a class of high achievers with “rank-link-imbalances.” They have social skills for vertical relationships, for improving their rank with mentors and bosses, but not for genuine bonding in horizontal relationships with spouses, friends and family. “Countless presidential candidates say they are running on behalf of their families, even though their entire lives have been spent on the campaign trail away from their families.”
As the years go by they come to the sickening realization that” their grandeur is not enough and that they are lonely.”
Many of their children and spouses are alienated from them. They seek to heal the hurt. They get into affairs or take other desperate measures to medicate the inner emptiness. Then comes family breakdown or scandal or both.
They had sacrificed everything to the god of success, but it was not enough. In ancient times, the deities were bloodthirsty and hard to appease. And they still are.
From the book Counterfeit gods, by Timothy Keller

10/22/2024

THE WALK INTO THE MOUNTAINS

Though the command was comprehensible, that did not make it any less terrible. Abraham was faced with the ultimate question: God is holy. Our sin means that Isaac’s life is forfeit. Yes, God is also a God of grace. He has said He wants to bless the world through Isaac. How can God be both holy and just and still graciously fulfill His promise of salvation? Abraham did not know. But he went. He acted in line with another figure in the Old Testament, Job, who was sent countless afflictions with no explanation. Job, however, says about the Lord, “He knows what He is doing with me, and when He has tested me, I will come forth as pure gold.” (Job 23:10).

How did Abraham get himself to walk up into the mountains in obedience to God’s call? The masterful Hebrew narrative gives us tantalizing hints. He told his servants “We will come back to you” (Genesis 22:5). It is unlikely he had any specific idea of what God would do. But he did not go up the mountain saying, “I can do it,” filled with willpower and self-talk. Rather, he went up saying: “God will do it…but I don’t know how.” Do what? God would somehow remove the debt on the firstborn and still keep the promise of grace.

Abraham was not just exercising “blind faith.” He was not saying, “This is crazy, this is murder, but I am going to do It anyway.” Instead, he was saying, “I know God is both holy and gracious. I do not know how He is going to be both- but I know He will.” If he had not believed that he was in debt to a holy God, he would have been too angry to go. But if he had not also believed that God was a God of grace, he would have been too crushed and hopeless to go. He would have just lain down and died. It was only because he new God was both holy and loving that He was able to put one foot after another up that mountain. Finally, Abraham and his son could see the sacrifice site.
Genesis 22:9-10
“When they reached the place God had told him about. Abraham built an altar there and arranged the wood on it. He bound his son Isaac and laid him on the altar on the top of the wood. Then he reached out his hand and took the knife to slay his son.”

But at that very moment, the voice of God came to him from heaven, “Abraham, Abraham!”
“Here I am,” he replied from the precipice.
“Do not lay a hand on the boy…for now I know that you fear God, because you have not withheld from me your son, your only son” (verse 12). And at that moment Abraham saw a ram caught by its horns in a thicket. Abraham untied Isaac and sacrificed it in the place of his son.

THE DANGER OF THE BEST THINGS IN THE WORLD
What was this incident all about? It was about two things, one that Abraham probably saw fairly well, and one that he could not have understood clearly.
What Abraham was able to see was that this test was about loving God supremely. In the end the Lord said to him, “Now I know you fear God” in the bible this does not refer so much to being “afraid “of God as to being wholeheartedly committed to Him. In Psalm 130:4, for example, we see that “the fear of God” is increased by an experience of God’s grace and forgiveness. What it describes is a loving, joyful awe and wonder before the greatness of God. The Lord is saying, “Now I know that you love me more than anything in the world.” That is what the “fear of God” means.
This does not mean that God was trying to find out if Abraham loved Him. The all-seeing God knows the state of every heart. Rather, God was putting Abraham through the furnace, so his love for God could finally “come forth as pure gold.” It is not hard to see why God was using Isaac as the means for this. If God had not intervened, Abraham would have certainly come to love his son more than anything in the world, if he did not already do so. That have been idolatry, and all idolatry is destructive.

From this perspective we see that God’s extremely rough treatment of Abraham was actually merciful. Isaac was a wonderful gift to Abraham, but he was not safe to have and hold until Abraham was willing to put God first. As long as Abraham never had to choose between his son and obedience to God, he could not see that his love was becoming idolatrous. In a similar way we may not realize how idolatrous our career has become to us, until we are faced with a situation in which telling the truth or acting with integrity would mean a serious blow to our professional advancement. If we are not willing to hurt our career in order to do God’s will, our job will become a counterfeit god.
(From the book Counterfeit gods by Timothy Keller)

10/18/2024

BROTHERS MUST WIN HIS BROTHERS FOR JESUS

The rich man in Hell remembered his brothers. He had lived a worldly life in front of them, rejecting Jesus; and they were not saved either. The five brothers have followed on the steps of their sixth brother. He had guided them in the bad way. For all the ages of torments in Hell, the rich man remembered his sin against his brothers. If those brothers were going to Hell, as it is probable; can you imagine their encounter with the brother whose iniquity took them there for eternity? For sure it was going to be a terrible and miserable encounter. Their love of brothers might have been turned into hate for the ruin produced the sin of their older brother.
Dear reader, if you have a brother that is not saved, I beg you, for the holiest thing that you win his soul for Jesus as fast as you can. People says sometimes, the family does not listen to me. O yes, brothers, if you propose in your heart, they will listen to you! That idea is a lie of Satan. The brother is going to listen to his brother sooner than to a stranger. The blood lines are stronger are stronger, and brothers can influence their brothers. Only if we live in hypocrisy, they will not listen. Like Lot could not influence his own sons in law, like he could not influence anyone else.

Any brother that receives Jesus as his savior, and lives a transformed life by the Holy Spirit is able to have a great influence over his own brothers.
When Andrew was saved, the Scripture says that the first he talked to was his brother Simon, and told him: “we have found the Messiah,” and brought him to Jesus. That old stubborn, loose mouthed, and crude in manners, he could have been very difficult person to influence. Simon wanted to guide and not be guided. He had his own opinions, and was fast to express it. He was a cursing old fisherman. He was older than Andrew, even though the bible does not say it. We can even imply that he was of a very strong character. Even so, when Andrew came to him, the first thing he said was: “We have found the Savior!” and immediately took him to Jesus. O brothers, you can win your brothers in most of the cases, and I pray to God that you are able and determine yourselves to do it, by the grace of God.

If I ask in the Congregation how many of you have unconverted brothers, I believe two thirds will raise your hand. Christians reading this, win your own brothers, cost what it costs; what a revival would sweep all the nation, how many Alleluias and rejoicing, how many happy homes. What glory for Jesus if we win our own brothers.

“AND YOUR HOUSE”
Evidently God wants us to use all the human ties to win souls. Mothers winning their children with their influence, as well as the fathers. Boyfriends winning their girlfriends (even though we know Christians do not accept to marry with unbelievers). Both must have accepted the Lord Jesus.
Teachers should win their students, and a brother his own brother.

When the jailer from Phillipi came shaking and fell before Paul and Silas he said: What should I do to be saved? (Acts 16:30). The inspired answer was “Believe in the Lord Jesus Christ and you will be saved, you and your house.” The jailer should have to believe, but the promise was not just for him, it was for the whole family. Even in the act of being saved, the jailer was taught that he must have to win his whole family; he should have to tell them the same story, and teach them to trust Jesus as their savior as he had trusted Him. And then, we rejoice in the same chapter, we read that he wins his family, all saved and baptized; then altogether around the table after midnight, after their injuries were cured, they all have dinner. This family were so happy believing in Jesus.

A man from Forth Worth, Texas that have been Cristian for long time, mention that he went to Dallas to visit his brother that was unconverted, and how he did to win him for Jesus. His brother accepted Jesus as his savior. They had another brother in California, he requested prayer for his brother at a prayer vigil with his Sunday School class on Monday night, all prayed with lots of fervor for long time until morning, so, God could save his other brother. God listened to them, and next Wednesday morning in California, that brother was moved in a strange way, suddenly he had an urgency to go see his brothers in Texas. We told him how we had been praying; and how his second brother had been saved; and how we interceded for him so he could accept the Lord Jesus as his personal savior. Then, with bible verses we showed him how to be saved, and there in my car he trusted and accepted Christ. We returned to Forth Worth to tell the rest of the family. When the Conners brothers related their story about the conversion of their brother, their faces were illuminated with joy.
Dear brother reader you go do the same right now! Win your brothers and sisters while you can. Go visit them immediately if possible. If not, write them a letter. Start praying for them fervently for the salvation of their souls.

There is another world worried for the salvation of sinners. “There is joy in heaven before the angels of God for a sinner that repents, than for 99 persons that don’t need repentance.” Heaven longs for the salvation of your brothers, Jesus also longs for their salvation. This is the closest thing to the heart of God, because He came to seek and save what was lost. (John 10:10). Men are raising their voices begging that someone goes to warn their brothers that are not saved, and still alive. Yes, in those eternal worlds of happiness and the one of torment; their main concern is the salvation of sinners, for sure you can win your brothers now, before they die. Do not depend on others, do your part now that you can win them, and the brothers of others that are praying for them in Hell, so they do not go there!

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