Why I stopped singing Hillsong - Bruce Herwig

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Unless you’ve been living under a rock, you know that Hillsong is a global phenomenon. As I type this, the band has more than 5.3 million Facebook friends, 982K followers on Twitter and its YouTube channel has been eyed by close to 50 million viewers. According to the Gospel Music Association:

Hillsong was awarded five GMA Dove Awards in 2014, including Song of the Year, Contemporary Christian Performance of the Year, Worship Song of the Year and Pop Contemporary Recorded Song of the Year for “Oceans (Where Feet May Fail),” as well as the coveted Artist of the Year award. In addition, Hillsong UNITED was the first Christian act to ever sell out Los Angeles’ Staples Center and has sold out additional notable venues, including Seattle’s ShoWare Center, New York’s Radio City Music Hall, Chicago’s Sears Centre Arena, Denver’s Red Rocks Amphitheatre and Los Angeles’ Hollywood Bowl. More>>

You can find them on virtually every Christian radio station and sung Sunday morning in churches all across America. So what’s not to like? 

Last year when I heard Hillsong was opening a church in Los Angeles at the historic Belasco Theater (just a hour away), and that lead pastor Brian Houston was coming, I thought this would be a perfect opportunity to see what all this was about for myself. The following is what I heard and observed. A friend of mine recorded the service on his iPhone…not the best recording, but feel free to listen the best you can. Look for the speaker icon  to jump directly to a certain point I’m referencing. 

People were lined up for hours before the service even started.

Hillsong Is A Family Affair

Son Joel Houston is a musician, songwriter, pastor, and leader in the Sydney-based band Hillsong United, son Ben Houston is the lead pastor of Hillsong LA, mother Bobbie Houston co-pastors Hillsong Australia with her husband Brian Houston.
In the service I sat in, Joel did MC-ing, Ben lead the worship, mother took the offering (well worth a listen  ) and Brian did the preaching. It was very clear as the service progressed, Hillsong United and Hillsong the church are one in the same. There is no separation between the two. In the same way Jesus Culture is a ministry of Bethel Church, Hillsong United is a ministry of Hillsong Church.

“I see a church that beckons ‘WELCOME HOME’ to every man,
 woman and child that walks through the doors.”

Hillsong Is A Movement

Hillsong Church is a Pentecostal megachurch affiliated with Australian Christian Churches (the Australian branch of the Assemblies of God). It is one of the world’s fastest-growing ministries with a 100,000-plus strong congregation throughout campuses in Australia, London, New York City, Los Angeles, Paris, Stockholm, Moscow, Kiev, Barcelona, Germany, South Africa and Copenhagen.

In an article in the Australian Courier-Mail, Richard Sauerman (noted brand expert) says:

“Hillsong is huge. It is a movement. It is global. They brought the message through music. Music is very powerful; it communicates in deep ways, if you are religious or not. And that’s what they do; it’s rock music and people dig it. It connects. It is contemporary, it is modern, it is now. And it’s working. Hillsong is really on the pulse.” More>>

As I studied Hillsong as an organization, they seem to be organized around Six “C”s

1. Churches (Hill Song Church plus International plants)
2. Concerts (Tours)
3. CDs (Extensive discography Amazon.com)
4. Conferences (Hillsong Church Conference, Women’s Color Conference)
5. College (Hillsong Leadership College)
6. Cinema (Hillsong Movie)

From a marketing and communication perspective, this is genius! Each one is designed to feed the other. Hear the song in church? Buy the album. Like the album? Come to a Concert. Like the Concert? Come to a Conference. Like the Conference? Attend our college, join our church, etc.

The ceiling at the Belasco Theater is something to behold…

Hillsong Music Funds Hillsong Church

It’s not a secret that Hillsong music is very profitable “arm” of Hillsong Church. In fact:

“In marketing terms it is a gold mine, given music represents 18% of the $60 million revenue the church receives annually. None of the rich music revenue goes into Houston’s pocket, but to fund the ministry locally and abroad. In a candid interview with Channel 7 in 2010, Houston admits he is paid $300,000 from the church.” More>>

I had to pull out a calculator…that’s $10.8 million dollars per year. That was in 2013. It’s only gotten bigger since.
This is called a Cash Cow. And a very lucrative one at that.

Hillsong Preaches The Prosperity Gospel

“What God births in your heart, he will manifest in your life.” – Brian Houston

One of my big takeaways from attending the Hillsong grand opening was the clarity in which Brian Houston taught the Prosperity Gospel. While it was a subtle shift from the traditional “bigger car, more money, gold in your teeth” we’ve seen on TV, it has been changed to dreams, hopes and aspirations that turn into incredible exploits, kingdoms business and social justice endeavors. * 
How about infertility?  Solved, just like Hanna in the Old Testament. (Later in his presentation, he gives a modern version of the story . The reason, according to Brian Houston, “What God started in their heart, he finished in their life.”
Then he proof texts various heroes of the faith and how this principle worked in their lives. 
There was an awkward part of the service where Brian confessed that growing up, he thought his son Joel was gay. 
How do you get these secret longings and desires to come in to being? Simply make room in your heart for God. 

 
There was no mention of sin. No mention of God’s righteous wrath. No mention of repentance. No mention of the cross.
* If you disagree that this subtle twist isn’t the real “prosperity theology”, don’t worry…Brian makes himself perfectly clear in his book entitled You Need More Money.
I firmly believe that the Prosperity Gospel is either a perversion of the true gospel…or falls so far off that it is “another gospel” (Galatians 1:8, 2 Corinthians 11:4) and has no place in the church or a true Christian’s world view.

Please let me clarify…

The true gospel is a message of YOU CAN’T…
Our heart is evil and full of deceit and desperately wicked. (Jeremiah 17:9). We need to lead our hearts…not follow them. We are dead in our sin (Colossians 2:13-14), separated from God (Isaiah 59:2) and there is nothing we can do about.

The GOOD NEWS is that God CAN…that Jesus paid the price (Romans 3:24) and that for all who turn from their sin (Acts 3:19), repent and call the name of the Lord will be saved (Romans 10:13). The message of the Bible is that we will be transformed through the renewing of our minds (Romans 12:2). God want us to learn contentment (Philippians 4:11-13) and bring our hearts desires to him. That our true desires are ultimately fulfilled in Christ alone. We are called by him and kept by him…and that “he who began a good work in you will bring it to completion at the day of Jesus Christ.” (Philippians 1:6)

Singing Hillsong Furthers Their Mission And Their Message

In 1995, Brian Houston wrote a vision piece called The Church I Now See.   I highly recommend you read it. It clearly layouts out Hillsong’s strategy as we’ll as tips their hand to their theology. Interesting to note “lead / leader” is mentioned 11 times…while “serve” is mentioned once. One part that stood out to me:

“I see a church committed to an innovative NETWORK that connects hundreds of thousands of pastors and leaders and equips them to flourish. A network committed to the apostolic anointing of leaders who are desperate to see the Church of Jesus Christ rise up to live the un-lived life within her… His glorious Church.”

Every time we sing a Hillsong song, we promote to our congregations the Hillsong brand, send them money, and, in effect, join them in their network and help them spread their message.

Think Before You Sing

My goal of writing this is to challenge churches and worship leaders to think seriously about not only WHAT they are singing, but to also consider where their songs come from and who (and what) they may be unintentionally endorsing in the process.

All MOVEMENTS have an agenda and need to be scrutinized…much more than a solo songwriter. 
When it comes to worship, why are we taking our cues from a movement where we don’t align on some very fundamental doctrinal issues? 

• Apostolic Authority
• Second Blessing
• Prosperity Gospel
• Women Lead Pastors
• A church that offers a non-committal answer when it comes to homosexual marriage.

In the same way your theology informs your MINISTRY, it also informs your WORSHIP. It can’t help it. Worship is more than just expression of our hearts…it is instructive to the mind as well. We teach our people through singing.
In effect there are two sermons that go on during Sunday morning, one that is sung, and one that is preached. While we would never put these men in our pulpits, we in effect, invite them to lead our people in worship every Sunday.

Know what you are promoting and who you are partnering with.

It was tremendously helpful for me to have the chance to experience Hillsong and hear Brian Houston personally…straight from the horses mouth so to say. As for me, I do not align with Hillsong, their teaching or their theology. Therefore, no matter how popular they are, or how I might not take issue with a particular song, I do not think it is wise to partner with them in worship. There are enough good songs out there that don’t have the baggage. We have a choice…we can sing something else.

The volume of the music was SO LOUD, the iPhone couldn’t record it :

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Saturday, June 18th, 2016

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A Bible Study by Jack Kelley

The Bible isn’t such a complex document that it requires years of formal education before you can begin to comprehend it. I’ve always believed the Bible was meant to be understood by any believer who can read and has a serious interest in knowing what it says. I say this because I believe the Bible is best approached by relying on the power of the Holy Spirit rather than one’s own intellect. James 1:5 says that any of us who lacks wisdom need only ask God who gives generously to all without finding fault.

Conversely the man without the Spirit can not accept the things that come from the Spirit of God regardless of his mental prowess. (1 Cor. 2:14) This is why we hear of people who tried to read the Bible as non-believers and found they couldn’t figure it out, but as soon as they were born again it began to make sense. They didn’t suddenly become more intelligent, they simply gained the supernatural insight of the Holy Spirit who teaches us all things. (John 14:26)

Over the 25 years or so I’ve been studying the Bible I’ve picked up a handful of principles that have also given me a better understanding of what it says. They help keep me honest so I know it’s the Holy Spirit teaching me, and not just my sin infested intellect coming to its own conclusion. From time to time I get asked about these principles, having mentioned them in answers to various questions, so here they are.

The Golden Rule of Interpretation

“When the plain sense of scripture makes common sense, seek no other sense; therefore, take every word at its primary, ordinary, usual, literal meaning unless the facts of the immediate context, studied in the light of related passages and axiomatic and fundamental truths, indicate clearly otherwise.” Dr. D.L. Cooper

This hasn’t become known as the Golden Rule of Interpretation for nothing. If you ignore all the others and only follow this one rule you will avoid almost all the mistakes people make in reading the Bible. And the next one is like it, sort of an expanded version of the first.

Literal, Historical, Grammatical, Contextual

These could be called the most important words in Biblical Hermeneutics, which is the science of properly interpreting the Bible.

Literal means that each word is given the same exact basic meaning it would have in normal, ordinary, customary usage, whether employed in writing, speaking or thinking. Unless it’s clearly indicated otherwise, we’re to assume the Bible means exactly what it says. Examples of passages that are not intended to be taken literally are parables, dreams, and visions. These are all identified as such, alerting us to the fact that they’re meant to be understood symbolically.

Historical means that each passage is put into its proper historical setting and surrounded with the thoughts, attitudes, and feelings prevalent at the time of its writing. In Biblical times the Jewish view of the Messiah was one of a charismatic leader like King David. In other words, a man, not God in human form. Knowing that helps us understand how they failed to recognize Him, and why they accused Him of blasphemy when He claimed to be God.
Grammatical means that words are given meanings consistent with their common understanding in the original language at the time of writing. Grammatical interpretation also includes following recognized rules of grammar and in its more advanced form, applying the nuances of the Hebrew and Greek languages to the understanding of a passage.

A good example showing the importance of following the rules of grammar can found in Daniel 9:27 where the subject of the first sentence in the verse is a personal pronoun. “He will confirm a covenant with (the) many.” The rule of grammar regarding personal pronouns is that they refer to the closest preceding personal noun. In this case it’s “the ruler who will come” in verse 26 indicating that the person who will confirm the covenant with Israel is the anti-Christ, not the Lord as some commentators assert.

Contextual interpretation involves always taking the surrounding context of a verse/passage into consideration when trying to determine its meaning. The Holy Spirit has usually prompted the Bible’s writers to place indicators in the text surrounding a passage to guide you in interpreting it. In 1 Cor. 9:24-27 Paul compares our life to that of an athlete, training and competing for crowns. The mention of crowns tells us the passage is not about salvation, which is a free gift, but rewards believers can win after being saved. (In this case it’s the crown of victory, awarded to those who overcome the ways of the flesh by getting rid of selfish desires, bad habits and attitudes, etc.)

When you stop to think about it, reading the Bible this way actually makes perfect sense. If you received a letter from a friend you wouldn’t have to be reminded to apply these principles. You would naturally assume that your friend was using words that meant the same thing to both of you. You would understand them within the parameters of your shared history, you would assume that the rules of grammar you had both been taught applied, and you would interpret what was written within the context of your relationship. You would expect your friend to alert you if any of these assumptions were not going to apply, and explain the reason for it.

The only difference with the Bible is that it was written over a long period of time, during which the meanings of some words changed, and society is generally different now than it was when the Bible was written. This makes books on Bible history and a good concordance valuable additions to your library.

Expositional Constancy

This is a fancy term to remind us that symbolism in scripture tends to be consistent. For example, through out the Bible leaven, or yeast, is used symbolically to stand for sin. Therefore there’s no justification for claiming that in the Parable of the Yeast (Matt. 13:33) and there alone, it stands for the Gospel. Expositional Constancy only applies to words that are used symbolically, so be careful. Peter’s statement in 2 Peter 3:9 that with the Lord a day is like 1000 years and 1000 years is like a day does not justify substituting 1000 years for a day every time it comes up. Peter was simply explaining that the Lord’s concept of time is way different from ours.

Internal Consistency

The Bible, being the word of God, cannot contradict itself. The Lord is just and righteous so He can’t say something in one place and something different in another. He knows the end from the beginning so He can’t change His mind or take back something He’s given. Everything He says has to agree with everything else He says. For example, if the Bible says it’s God who makes us stand firm in Christ, that He anointed us, set His seal of ownership on us and put His Spirit in our hearts as a guarantee of what’s to come (2 Cor. 1:21-22), then it can’t say that we can walk away from our salvation or have it taken away from us someplace else.

Principle Of First Mention

Often when an important concept is mentioned for the first time there is elevated significance in the context of the passage in which it appears. The first mention of the Church is in Matt.16:18 where Peter declared that Jesus is the Messiah, son of the living God. Jesus said that this truth would be the foundation upon which He would build His Church. Notice who’s going to be doing the building and whose Church it is. Studying the passage where an important concept first appears can be very helpful in interpreting subsequent passages on the same subject.

Use Clear Passages To Interpret Obscure Ones

Some passages of Scripture are more difficult to interpret correctly than others. When confronting one of these, it’s best to locate the clearest verses on the subject and use them to help interpret the difficult one. A classic example is Hebrews 6:4-6 which, when taken alone, seems to say that we can fall away and lose our salvation, and if that should happen we can never get it back. But the clearest verses on salvation are Ephesians 1:13-14 and 2 Cor. 1:21-22, and they plainly state the opposite. The Ephesians passage says we were included in Christ when we first heard and believed the gospel. Having believed we were sealed with the Holy Spirit, a deposit that guarantees our inheritance. In 2 Corinthians Paul went even further saying that God himself has accepted responsibility for making us stand firm in Christ and has set His seal of ownership on us, like a rancher brands his cattle.

Applying the principles above we must conclude that the writer to Hebrews had to be talking about something else. When we look at the context of the letter, we find that it was written to Jewish believers who were being lured back into the Levitical system, which used the sacrifice of a lamb to atone for sins. For the Church, the Lord’s death fulfilled what the sacrifice only symbolized, so going back to this was tantamount to sacrificing Him all over again and subjecting him to public disgrace, because by their actions they were saying that His death was not sufficient to atone for their sins.

And as if that wasn’t bad enough, going back to the sacrifice was no longer acceptable to God because the Law was only a shadow of the good things that are coming, not the realities themselves. For that reason it could never make perfect those who draw near to worship no matter how many times they repeated it. (Hebr. 10:1) But when the Lord offered His sacrifice once for all time, He made perfect forever those who are being made holy (Hebr. 10:12-14) During the Church Age all we have to do after sinning is confess our sins to receive forgiveness, be brought back to repentance, and be purified from all unrighteousness. (1 John 1:9) Now Hebrews 6:4-6 makes sense because it conforms to the internal consistency of God’s Word.
 
There are lots of other rules and principles man has developed for application to God’s word, but in my opinion if we just apply the ones I’ve listed above we’ll stand a good chance of avoiding the errors and misinterpretations that seem to be so common these days.

The Bible is quite simply the most amazing book ever written. Some parts of it were written at least 4000 years ago, and by 95AD its most recent chapters were finished. But according to Paul it was written to teach us, upon whom the end of the age has come. (Romans 15:4, 1 Cor. 10:11) If we’ll just read it the way we would any other document, as if it means what it says, the Holy Spirit will reveal wondrous truths from within its pages. Truths that will give us an anchor against the storms of deceit and controversy that have become so common in our time. Maybe that’s why it was written primarily to us. Selah 11-14-09

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I share this video somewhat reluctantly because I, of all people, know the pain that accompanies mental illness for both the sufferer and their loved-ones.  When I was in Nursing school, I was a Christian but I had yet to begin to understand a lot of spiritual things.  When we were in our Psych rotation I felt, as most people in the Psychiatric field, that it was egregious for people to even imply that mental illness was somehow related to the demonic.

But I had an experience when I was 19, that really alienated me from the Lord due to my lack of understanding of His nature and heart.  It was a life-changing and traumatic thing, and depression resulted, and that depression stuck around a long time.  I sought help and guidance from Christian adults but because of the nature of what happened, it really was way beyond the scope of my maturity and insight, to even really know how to talk about it, much less where to look for help, nor did I consciously know how deeply and damagingly the experience would effect me, and so it would be many years before I really dealt and came to terms with what happened.  Meanwhile, my mental health was constantly under assault.

It would be years before I took the first antidepressants, but it definitely got worse after that. I went on to be diagnosed Bipolar years later and took even more potent medications.  You will never hear me say all pharmaceuticals are evil.  I am not going to say that there is not a need for counseling and expertise to help people deal with things, but after having experienced mental illness personally,  I definitely know that there is a Satanic aspect to it.  Whether it is that our minds being un-well, provides Satan with a vulnerability too convenient to ignore, as we are so much easier to torment in that state, or whether the medications we take  is what turns a “rough patch in life” into a life-long condition (as the maker of this video implies) that may even end in death due to unstable mental states, I am not here to determine.  But the information presented in this video is definitely worth listening to and considering.

I have learned more in regard to spiritual things at this juncture, and of Scripture, and I know that our mind and heart are flesh and therefore they are one of our three “enemies” (the world, the flesh, and the devil) that can betray us.  What I have come to understand by not only my study in nursing of Pharmacology, but in taking psychotropic pharmaceuticals myself, is that in the same way as happens with street drugs (which I have never been tempted to try) these medications do in fact put us into altered states of consciousness and these altered states are what make us vulnerable to the demonic and spiritual realm.  Our spirit is that aspect of us with which we are able to interact with spiritual/supernatural beings.  God’s intended design for this was meant for our interaction with Himself.  But fallen angels and Satan are all about messing up (and messing around with) what God created and trying to thwart God’s intentions.

But you may notice this video is about kids.  Well, unfortunately a lot of kids are medicated these days.  I was a School Nurse too.  It is as hectic passing meds in elementary school as it was passing meds on the geriatric unit.  But what about kids who don’t take meds.  Well, there is Pokémon, Digimon, Avatar movies, New Age practices of “meditation” and “contacting spirit guides” being taught in elementary schools by Guidance Counselors and Teachers who were taught this stuff in the curriculum of the teaching colleges of this modern day.

In other words, doorways galore, which give entrance to forces of darkness into the minds of children.  It used to be that a kid might be fairly shielded from this stuff and therefore no “doorways” opened to allow entry of demonic access into a child’s mind, but as more parents and pastors become Bible illiterate and devoid of knowledge as well as discernment, as more and more people in general succumb to political correctness and embrace tolerance, the sheer quantity of paths of access to children have exploded.  I believe praying parents help prevent and shield a kid and there aren’t as many praying parents as there used to be.  I believe that Christians in the public school system, teachers and administrators, even ancillary workers and support staff like cafeteria workers, janitors, nurses, and of course those directly involved in interaction with students, used to be comprised of more praying people who probably prayed through out their day in the school building. 

Not so, (or less so) anymore.  Therefore, as walls and barriers and hedges disappear, the places these demonic spirits can access and influence, are less restricted every day.  Harry Potter, Twilight Series books, a lot of those are known for the darkness they contain, but that is really only because the enemy has made such huge inroads that they no longer have to be covert nor to sugar-coat and “hide” the occult/mystical/New Age themes in their books and movies and videos and video games.  They are out and proud just like the spirit of transgenderism and pedophilia.  Our kids are vulnerable.  There is almost no “shelter” no oasis in this world anymore where we can escape the saturation of demonic things. But we don’t consider this as we wonder why there seems to be an epidemic of childhood mental illness.  (Adult mental illness too, for that matter).

In other words, just like fifty years ago the average individual had no real awareness of how badly industry was poisoning our waterways and air, we were marinating in carcinogens and toxins, we now live in a similar atmosphere spiritually speaking, and we badly underestimate the implications and the fallout of the current environment.

It doesn’t become apparent overnight when the air we breathe is killing us, and it hasn’t become obvious to people how the rejection of God and holiness and morality has cost us as a society.  But now we are seeing it.  Generations of kids in America have never known there is a real Satan who is out to see them burn in hell with him.  Generations of kids in America don’t know what Communism and Socialism have wrought in this world elsewhere.  (And not just kids in that case).

I think this is what the Bible really meant when it says that God visits the sins of the fathers upon the children to the third and fourth generations.  He is not punishing the children for the sins of their fathers.  He is exercising restraint and mercy, knowing that the consequence will be that the sins committed now, are going to send far-reaching ripples to future generations, but rather than rule with that iron rod, which is how it will be in the millennium, instant punishment for the rebellious, God is longsuffering and forgiving and merciful. Other generations suffer, but with the benefit of more time to realize their need for salvation.  He is patient because He wants to give people time, in this age of Grace, to get saved.  Even back then, before the age of grace (the verse is Numbers 14:18) He was merciful.  So how much more in the age of grace is God allowing things to go on that are deeply painful and traumatic to younger generations, and He doesn’t relish this, but it is for the purpose that the fullness of the Gentiles “number” will be met.  Then his wrath will be poured out, and it has been accumulating a long time now.

Mental illness is probably the cruelest “illness” I can think of.  But all illness is ultimately a result of sin and disease and deterioration and death entering into our world and our makeup “in Adam” when he sinned.  We inherited a sinfulness condition and the world inherited a curse.  Victims of mental illness are not sick because they committed sins, but the condition of a sinful state is what makes all of us subject to illness and death. Just as a weakened immune system makes a cancer patient or AIDS patient more vulnerable to sickness and death.

I have never addressed the topic of the vaccination/autism link, but I absolutely believe that vaccines are causing autism.  But so are many other things, stuff in our food and water and air.

It is hard to accept, but I do think that the multi-billion dollar pharmaceutical industry engenders one of the biggest scams that has ever been perpetuated on humanity.  Again, not every drug is bad, and even the ones that alter the mind and consciousness, were invented probably in good faith by people with a sincere desire to help others, to eliminate suffering.  But then mammon enters the picture, and there you go.  There is not much room to trust something that generates so much wealth for a few select corporations and the elite who hide behind their curtains.

When a child or an adult has one (or more) of these conditions, these medications often  seem to be the only thing that helps control the symptoms. If what the maker of this video says is true, that these meds literally alter the brain, it’s physical makeup, nerve pathways, functional abilities, then once that has already happened, I don’t see then how a parent with one of these conditions can then yank their child off the medications that control it.  The only value in learning this, then, is that it may keep some people from taking their child into the “system” in which they will be subjected to labels and medications.  Even then, however, since I personally don’t believe it is only the medications that are causing this epidemic of mental illness, that still might not be the answer.  Perhaps one particular child developed their mental illness from exposure to the same chemicals found in some of these drugs, but their exposure was via chemtrails?  How about people who live near major power lines? Garbage dumps where stuff seeps into the soil? Or their mandatory vaccinations?  See what I mean? 

We are in a state in the present world where prevention may not be much of an option. It’s already too late in some cases. Damage has been done, and now the child depends on medication to be somewhat normal. This, of course, was the intention, but when it is the case, then parents are sort of stuck with the way it is, and so are the kids.

I do think that this stuff is very real, this medicine opens spiritual doorways, and I think that there should definitely be prayer for the victims of it, because Satan loves to attack an un-sound de-stablised mind.  And those minds are so vulnerable to his manipulation.  So the concept of the “Zombie apocalypse”, at least in terms of the millions dependent upon these meds, is not entirely as far-fetched as some may think.

It is so good to know that children and babies will go up in the rapture and those who have been subjected to these things, will be changed and free of their impaired minds in the twinkling of an eye.  That is comforting, but not much consolation in the face of the here and now for someone living with this day in and day out.  This video is heart-breaking as so many other horrible crimes against children in this world are.  God says woe to anyone who causes a child to stumble.   We not only have caused stumbling,  but crippling of mind and body, and that added to the deaths from abortion, well, Babylon comes to mind.  America and Wall street at the center of it all, and the buying power of “special interest” groups like the Pharmaceutical industry, and the corrupt in power who facilitate it.

I am not necessarily concurring to everything this guy says in the video, I just think he makes some points worth thinking about.

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