In these days

In these days Days in advance? Terry Dashner?. Faith Fellowship Church PO Box 1586 Broken Arrow, OK 74013 A hunting accident in 1858 a young English-blind so depressed and discouraged. Letters from friends do not help much, because usually asked him to resign to the will of Providence. But one letter was different. E 'come from a former supervisor of the 25-year-old and said:' It is your fault, if these problems do not bring with them a relief. The evil has fallen, you lose half the horrors that constantly faced with the desire to subject as possible. "The letter is accompanied by practical suggestions for the study and plans for the future. E 'was the right challenge. Calls for his misfortune and the best of it, Henry Fawcett was a professor at the University of Cambridge, England, and later minister post. Our world is changing before our eyes. Some of these changes are good - the liberation of Iraq from the oppressive regime of Saddam Hussein, the world community come together for the victims of natural disasters throughout the world, continues to progress in science and medicine for the benefit of mankind, and much more. On the other hand, some of the changes are disappointing, to say the least. Recent reports from Asia, that China is ready to oppose the United States to Taiwan. Nuclear strikes are likely in the stressed scenario. Iran is five years away from nuclear weapons. The Middle East is in turmoil. Israel is responsible for land in the occupied Gaza Strip. The Palestinians claim the victory over Israel during the years of jihad and suicide bombings by steps toward a Palestinian state. Weather continues to alarm scientists from around the world and are populated destroyed and its people abroad. These times are really looking for. As Christians, we must interpret as a sign of the times? Even if we are Christians, does not mean that we are exempt from the waing and despair, but we did not need the misery and despair. Jesus has given us more than 2000 years ago (Matthew 24, Mark 13, and so on) that are troubling times throughout the world. He told us that although the earth shake and the sky would fall, there is no fear, but rejoice in his coming is near. When disaster comes, we are able to do one of two things. You may fear the disaster that surrounds us. Or we can trust God to do even more, and the father of business to serve our fellow. In these days of the Christian is to be head and shoulders above stooping to all in need. This should be our finest hours. "In the midst of the darkness around us, we should all shine brighter because the light of Jesus Christ appears to us. Keep the faith. Stay the course. Jesus is coming. Pastor T. The author pastor a small church in Oklahoma. U. S. Marine veteran of Vietnam, the police officer retired with the City of Tulsa, and has three adult children.