Tuesday February 10
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Preach the Word!
After years of being rocked by waves of scandal, the Church today feels like it’s facing a tsunami. 1 Peter 4:15-16 draws a distinction between suffering because you did something wrong and suffering “as a Christian.” Being persecuted for the faith is one thing; being prosecuted for wrongdoing is something else entirely. I know that people can be falsely accused. But too often, the accusations are true. Why is this happening? Rather than question the motives of accusers, the Church needs to assess itself and its current trajectory. Are our churches Christ-focused or money crazy; Christ-exalting or all about the promotion of a man or woman?
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The Three Key Questions To Consider In Daniel 9:27
Some bible teachers object that “the prince/leader” in Daniel 9:26 is clearly Titus, so it cannot be the antichrist. True, the most obvious historical referent is the Roman general Titus Vespasianus in 70 A.D., but it’s reasonable to believe he just foreshadows the true evil kingdom that will come in the last days.
