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2 Thessalonians 3:5

Ask, and it shall be given you;

Seek, and ye shall find:

Knock, and it shall be opened unto you.

-Matthew 7:7

Guys, we should really be careful with the type of media we feed our minds with. As beloved sons and daughters of God we are called to separate ourselves from all worldiness.

I know when I was a younger Christian I would hear secular music and play video games filled with violence, and some promoted magic.

God in His love corrected me and showed me how evil these things are. Why should I spend time with video games that call evil good and good evil?

Or why should I listen to secular music whose artist are blasphemous, who live sexual immoral lives, and or promote homosexuality?

May we come out from among them and be separated to God alone in Jesus Christ. Amen

Btw when I threw out all my video games, that same day when I went to bed I had a dream. In it I saw a great dragon and rising it looked at me with great rage! Praise God, the devil was angery because I disposed those worldly things which was keeping me from the source of all life, Jesus Christ!

There is a way that seems Right

Yes, there is a way that may seem right to our eyes but the end of that way is death, (Proverbs 14:12) a spiritual death also; for when we become friends of this world (by spending time with things that are dead) we become enemies of God. (James 4:4)

I have observed greatly how on this very site anime is praised and glorified. It is exalted as something great but beloved will you follow this too? Will you approach and seek after that which is dead, which does not fill your soul? I know and can say that colors are beautiful and very delightful; however colors on a frame or on a wall make it no more living and life changing than it was before. It may give the illusion of life and it will please your eyes for sure, but that is only it.

Anime is a parade of colors forming lines and shapes to make characters, being filled with precious colors but it is only an image. They have eyes but they do not see; ears they have but they do not hear. They have hands but they do not clap.

When Mary Magdalene and Joanna, and Mary the mother of James came to the tomb of Jesus, thinking He was still dead, there an angel met them and said to them: “Why seek ye the living among the dead?” (Luke 24:5)

Why should we seek those things in the world which we know will never fill us when we have Jesus Christ the living One? The World will always seek new and current things to fill their hearts but their hearts will never find rest; seeking and seeking but never meeting a point of contentment.

May we who follow Jesus Christ abstain from anime and from all forms of vanity that only entertain the mind but leave our soul and heart empty.

Do we know the full benefits of Jesus Christ? Do we know His Living Presence when we seek His face? How about suffering through trials? Do we after the trial feel the comforting feeling of the Holy Ghost which surpasses our understanding? May we draw closer to Christ and further from the world that we may be fully filled with the Life that is in Christ Jesus. Amen

The Amos Effect

A Prophetic book, the Amos Effect takes the reader through and throughout a comparative view of Amos 5:19 with the United States of America. The Amos Effect unfolds a uniqu…

If you’re interested in current day prophecy for the end times, then I highly recommend this book.

Our present day chaos of national debt, terrorism, tensions with Russia, and soon to be revealed Mark of the Beast is owed to Amos’ prophecy. At the same time however, Amos has the answer for America.

Available in E-book format (Paperback coming soon):

{ JESUS }  WAS GOD’S CHRIST ~ MAS GIFT TO THE WORLD.   THE PROMISE AND HOPE  OF SALVATION.

God the Father knew you and chose you long ago, and his Spirit has made you holy. As a result, you have obeyed him and have been cleansed by the blood of Jesus Christ. May God give you more and more grace and peace.

— 1 Peter 1:2

“Forgive my hidden faults. Keep Your servant also from willful sins; may they not rule over me. Then I will be blameless, innocent of great transgression. May these words of my mouth and this meditation of my heart be pleasing in your sight, Lord, my Rock and my Redeemer”

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Psalm 19:12-14