Better Safe Than Sorry

The world is hungry for truth. People might know the holidays of Christmas and Easter but not see the background and reasoning behind them. All kinds of people will come out to say they’ve been told certain things from God and what we need to figure out is if God didn’t say it, then it’s not true. God’s word doesn’t change. The truth will always be the truth. The battle today is not political, it’s a battle between good and evil. They are lost in both parties and saved. Yet, the struggle is against good and bad.  Isaiah 56:10-12 Paul made clear that there were dogs amongst them that would cause a Christian to stumble. We must beware of the dogs, the evil workers. We may not have them amongst the church itself but they are out there in the world trying their best to lead one astray. Some leaders in churches teach that all one must do is repeat a prayer to get into Heaven. These people want you to follow what they want you to do. The enemy wants to take down as many as it can.  Isaiah was the first to refer to them as dogs. Ever had a dog or know of one that never barked? Beware of the person who doesn’t warn another of the danger of sin. Are you barking, warning your loved ones of the impending danger of Hell? Beware of the preacher that will not preach on sin. Jesus warned and warned His children to wake up from their slumber.  People in Noah’s time went around telling others that Noah was a crazy man. Scoffers have gone around for years making fun of Jesus’ return. When Jesus was on the cross they scoffed Him about His return and who He was. Beware, better safe than sorry, Jesus is coming back. Your time has an ending. You better be ready to meet Him.  Your life is on record. If they looked at your life and said that all the Christians must die, would they come for you? Does your life live for Christ to the point that others can see it and know beyond a doubt that you are one? Would they come knocking on your door?