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INTERPRETING THE PRESENT TIMES

August 03, 2016 · Lanre Oyeleke · 2 views

Luke12:56 You fools! You know how to interpret the weather signs of the earth and sky, but you don’t know how to interpret the present times. NLT

When you listen to news on international media, there is always a weather forecast segment. The meteorologist would predict the weather and what we should expect whether the next day, it could be rainy, humid, cloudy or sunny. That is the wisdom of man at work.

It is pathetic that humans cannot interpret the signs of the times in which we live. When it is cloudy,we are quick to say rain is about to fall but there are only few people telling us that we are at the end of the age. When we see wars, terrorism, earthquakes, Tsunamis, landslides and other catastrophes, we need someone to tell us we are close to the end.

You need to know that the times in which we live is an injury time, the game would soon be over, we shall see our score card. Never before in history have we seen the kind of perversion going on in our world today, it is on the increase. Dearest, don't joke with your eternal future, Jesus is coming soon, don't let the rapture or death catch you unaware.

Action point

Father, I receive grace to stay rapturable In Jesus name. Amen

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