We and They...

So my aunt got angry with me once and said, "They! You always talk about they. Who are THEY?" In a way she has a point, because the "they" can actually change with the context. If we are talking about vaccines being poisened we can say that "they" are: WHO, evil governments, big pharma, etc. If we are discussing genetically modified crops, they could be Monsanto or the scientists and corporations behind genetically modifying things (which they should just leave well enough alone!) They could be the government, evil corporations, the Illuminati etc. You start digging into any of these groups and start working your way up the chain and eventually you find yourself in the same place. Satans realm. The guy over at Prophecy Proofs refers to "them" as the forces of evil. He is right.

For we (the forces of good!) wrestle not against flesh and blood, but against principalities, against powers, against the rulers of the darkness of this world, against spiritual wickedness in high [places]. Eph 6:12

There are only two men in the earth, Christ and Antichrist. There is only the forces of good or the forces of evil, the children of God or the children of the wicked one.
Jubilee on Earth blog said it best:

"There are only two sides, my friends. Good and evil. That's it. In any contest, war or battle, there is only one winner, and one loser. It's light versus dark, black versus white, Heaven and Hell. God IS your moral compass. If you choose anything else to guide you in this life, you're choosing Satan."

Time is short. The time for choosing whose side you are going to be on is now. There is coming a day when it will be:

He that is unjust, let him be unjust still: and he which is filthy, let him be filthy still: and he that is righteous, let him be righteous still: and he that is holy, let him be holy still. Rev 22:11

Choose wisely, the time of "there's still time to change the road your on" from Stairway to Heaven, is ending fast.

Voice of Truth - Casting crowns

Sunday Update - Corbett Report

Wilderness Survival for Christians

Some very excellent posts from Joseph Herrin at the Parables Blog:

Wilderness Survival for Christians - Part 1

Wilderness Survival for Christians - Part Two

Have a good weekend!

Crazy job interview day

I wanted to write about my two crazy job interviews at the coast today. The SNOW on the way that almost stopped us from making it to the job interviews. My new hat. But I am just really really tired right now, and don't feel like typing. I will try to say more tomorrow.

NWO Next week April 1, 2010

New month, new day, new VAN!!!!

So yesterday, I got a call from a company that I had applied to over a month and a half ago. They had hired someone else, but were wondering if I would be interested in a similar position. So I agreed to meet for an interview. The job interview is on the East side of town and I live on the West side of town, so I wasnt all that keen on working for them due to the commute. I thought that I'd go to the interview anyway, because it is good practice and if I got offered a job, I would cross that bridge when I came to it.

As you know, I have been waiting on the Lord (with cash in hand) concerning a new vehicle to replace my much-loved but DOA van. So since I was going to be in an area of town I dont normally go, I looked on craig's list to see if there were any vehicles I'd be interested in.

I found an interesting van possibility so I called the guy and made an appointment for today at noon. But this morning as I was looking on craigs list again, I saw another van that looked ok. I almost didnt do anything about it, but at the last minute wrote down the phone number with the words, "alternate van", you know, just in case.

When I got to the first appointment the van had all this mold on the outside and the guy was hosing it off. In a word, "ewwww." So I called the alternate van number and went out to see it. He was asking $1000 and I asked if he would take $800. He said no, so my dad (who was with me) and I left. Then the guy called us back and offered $900 so I bought it. The inside (which I will show you pictures when I get it fixed up) is totally awesome and the back bench folds down into a bed. I feel like I have a home again. I was thanking the Lord that I finally had the go ahead to buy a new van and I was really glad that I had walked away from the other cars and vans I had looked at previously.

So I had just enough money to buy the vehicle, spend $163 getting it registered, $80 to fill both the gas tanks and $100 down on the insurance. I have a little extra to take it through Jiffy Lube and then I will be poor again. But I know that the Lord has my back and will take care of all my needs abundantly, when I wait on Him and trust Him.