Speaking The Truth Of Jesus Christ Is Impossible If You Don’t Want To Lose Anything

Believers in Christ Must Be Ready for Persecution; Satan is seeking more converts into hellfire; any country or individual who is ready to resist Satan’s deception must be prepared to remain in the steadfast love of God that never ceases. Undoubtedly, Satan will indeed flee from you in the name of Jesus, but not without consequences.

Believers In Christ, Are You Ready To Face the Consequences Of Walking With Jesus Christ’s instructions and Principles?

Some years ago, it was reported in the news that Pastor John Hagee traveled to Canada to preach the good news, specifically to an office he also had there. However, he stepped on their toes in Canada, and they shut down his office. A few weeks later, his office was reopened on an agreement, “Did you say on an agreement?” Yes, on an agreement. If you see Pastor John Hagee, ask him what the deal entails.

First, believers in Christ can’t preach the truth about Jesus Christ without stepping on someone’s toes; somehow, when you do, you may lose your rights, citizenship, or franchise parish outright; it depends on what you signed up for. Remember, it is not all good news; that is the truth of Christ.

For example, someone might say, “Your loan has been approved!” That is good news. However, the truth of Jesus Christ is that for some people, especially the “tithers and Isaac’s seed sowers,” they are supposed to be lenders, not borrowers. Another example is this: “A doctor may say your cancer can be managed.” Again, the truth of Jesus Christ’s promise says you are healed. This is one of the reasons why unbelievers want to stay out of the so-called born-again Christian path, because of their confusion.

The following scripture says, “And it shall come to pass, if thou shalt hearken diligently unto the voice of the LORD thy God, to observe and to do all his commandments which I command thee this day, that the LORD thy God will set thee on high above all nations of the earth: (Deuteronomy 28:1) “That promises are for Israelites,” Realy? So why has it suddenly become that you are no longer an Israelite when it comes to the truth?” Christians must look beyond erroneous teaching about material things; prosperity is not how much money you have accumulated or properties you hoard.

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