[Albion Wilde]

It's 60-70% that supports all this sodomite transgender crap. 80% say they are Christians. Somebody is lying.

I agree with much of what you're saying, and share your sorrow. But don't forget that the pollsters also lied their butts off during the last election and all of them — all — have biases.

The return of Jesus is an occasion for rejoicing for the saved. All that's left for us is to reach as many of our unsaved loved ones as possible with the gospel in the time remaining.

[chuckles]

And I agree that the return of Jesus is for rejoicing, but my heart breaks for those that don't know Him, and it REALLY breaks for those that think they know Him but have no clue. I teach Sunday school and have home Bible studies and what I find are a lot of Christians have gone to church for 20 years and they are still on the milk. Many have told me they won't study Revelation because it's too scary. If you think reading it is scary, then wait till it comes. The object of any Christian should be to go in the Rapture. Many if not most think they were saved 20 years ago, but not much has changed in their life. Jesus will come retrieve a Bride, the ones that put Him first, the ones that truly worship Him, the ones that have been in His presence. Would you marry a bride that barely knew you and never wanted to be with you? These people will be left behind to cope with the Beast and God's seals, trumpets, and vials.

For people, especially Christians, to act as if He won't return for awhile concerns me. Just the fact that sodomy is so widely accepted shows it won't be long now. Most Christians don't know anything about the Leviticus 23 Feast Days. They don't understand the "Day no one knows", the thief in the night, birth pangs, First Fruits, Tabernacles, and more. But most of all, they don't understand the difference between being saved and being Raptured. If you have asked Jesus in your heart, you have salvation, but you must live only for Jesus to be Raptured.

All of this information is right there in Scripture, but most think they don't need it and pastors won't teach it.