Insight - Dec 16th, 2020
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Not by might, not by power, but by my Spirit sayeth the Lord. Today on Insight, John and Josh Rosenstern discuss the Book of Revelation and the understanding of end time events. With this difficult year of 2020, we are seeing more people growing interested in end times and Bible prophecy. Brother John says there has been a lot of incorrect teaching on signs to watch for. The word of knowledge and wisdom is what we have today as we learn from the Word of God. Brother John says the church must repent, as teaching of new age concepts mixed with Hebraic roots is creating false movements that are not of God. Brother John points out several false prophecies being taught that are leading people away from God. These introductions are not coming from God, but from Satan, who is a master at twisting the Word of God. Brother Josh says the church, in trying to stay relevant with the younger generation, has left the power of God. The true Gospel is Jesus Christ and Him Crucified, and that, is the only preaching anointed by the Holy Spirit.
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