Rhapsody in Blue Jeans

Rhapsody in Blue Jeans

Just a Word from a Wanderer

IMG_2849I am sitting in the hotel lobby in Istanbul.  In fifteen minutes I will be taking a tram to the metro and then the metro to the airport.  I think my itinerary is something like Istanbul – Dubai – Johannesburg – Blantyre.  My final destination is Malawi, Africa to be with my good friend Neal Greenfield for a couple of weeks.

While fear grips the western world, life goes on as it always has in most of the world.  It has always been this way.  America has been incubated.  People kill.  In cold blood.  From Cain and Abel until today.  Unfortunately our fears have caused us and continue to cause us to offer up our freedoms on the altar of security.

I am sitting literally yards away from a recent bombing.  A bombing that killed a few, less than committed suicide in most states yesterday.  With the help of the (controlled) media, we are being frothed into a frenzied state of fear.  Terrorism does not work without media.

The answer remains the same – Jesus Christ as Lord.  I suspect, though, that Americans are adopting the same spirit of fear that the unbelievers have.  As a Christian, God has always had the final word in your life.  Persecution is coming west.  It’ll do us good.

Bulgaria is passing a law now that would make it illegal for anyone not sanctioned by the government to have a “religious” meeting.  I guess we’ll just have to quit and come home.

Ok, I want to get this post up and I have to go.  Pray for souls in Africa and Bulgaria and pray for Christians in America.  God has a destiny for you – fulfill it in the spirit of power.  Don’t cower under the spirit of fear!

 

 

2 thoughts on “Just a Word from a Wanderer

  1. Bulgaria is instituting a state church? Not as a part of Europe they cannot do that. Romania tried to pass a law that made all politicians immune to all prosecution – still today Europe promises that you can have freedom of conscience – even more so than the USA. That law will never stand one single challenge if Bulgaria wants to remain in the EU.

  2. I’m sure you are right. That was my reaction. Then I read the articles. They are trying to require theological documents only approved by the state to have a religious meeting and are voting to forbid a foreigner to gather Bulgarians together in a religious meeting. I have a free hour of wifi in Dubai. Europe’s wifi rules…Dubai, shmubai…

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