Hard Words to Hear

At the bottom of this post is a link to a message delivered from Pat Robertson from the 700 Club. If you do not like him, don't want to hear it, then come back again for a different post.

For those of you who are interested, curious, are keeping up with current events and will listen, what you hear may not sound any different that what is being said through many other sources. I do believe many things he is saying, not because Pat Robertson is saying it but because I can use my own eyes and brain to see what is going on around the world. I am seeing more unrest in Europe and it is beginning in small spurts in this country. If you don't think so then you can go on ignoring the obvious or you can look at European news from the BBC or look on the internet, it's all there. I do believe the church is coming under more attacks.

Things are out there folks and they aren't like taking a trip through Disney World. We can choose to plug our ears but that won't make the storm go away. Some church leaders want to settle the uneasiness of their congregation and tell them not to be concerned and that is their choice but I will do my own thinking for myself and my family and I will take actions and act in a way to help secure my family from those things I know can become a critical need. Times are hard and it's going to become harder and if you are not putting back food in your house today I suggest you do it very soon. Drinkable water stored in reusable five gallon containers spread out in different rooms of the house so that if a water line becomes out of service, you have water to get you through. A person can survive days without food, its not fun but it is done all the time. What you cannot survive without past 72 hours is water, drinkable, potable water. Right now it flows cheaply from your tap in your sink or bathtub spout. When the water pipes break or the power to the water plant goes out then there is little to no water pressure and what is in the line will soon be gone because people will continue to flush toilets and not think about saving the water for drinking.

That is enough for now. I'm not meaning to sound all intense about this but I am only attempting to wake some people up out of their slumber of complaisance and ask them to look at the temporal world we live in. Just as tomorrow is not guaranteed to us so neither is the water or food in the grocery store shelves.


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