IF CHRIST CAME BACK WHAT WOULD HAPPENED

If Christ came back here for a second time he better be a White Man! with Money, Nice Clothing, a Car, a real big bad crib, (living in the Suburbs or they will not accept him, not in this world!

If he came back instead of being a "Man" he comes as a woman, he would be stoned, raped or worse,

And forget if he were a Black Woman please ! the KKK will handled that!.....

The church will Judge him as he enters the doors as being homeless, poor, crazy and dumb, then they will run him away,

If he asked them within for help or lodging ,they will ask him for his ID card, and run a background check on him because he may be wanting something from them and he therefore can not be of the God they pray to,

He would be made to lay on a "PAD" for his home because this is compassion.

He would be called crazy and lazy if he had no a job or money, placed in a shelter as he tells all thAT he is Christ, then given food from a pantry which some happens to be very very old. Because No son of God needs Help! He is a liar or a part of a conspiracy!

At this Christ would asked his father "Why had he caused him to come back to this place!."

His father would say to teach them and gather up his flock, whereby Christ would say, THESE ARE NOT YOUR PEOPLE BECAUSE THEY HAD NOT UNDERSTOOD WHAT THEY HAD READ IN THE GOOD BOOK and they are not following your Teachings....

But then he would say unto his Father oh Mightly "GOD" that his flock is not to be found, not in this world!

Before he can gather his things to leave those folks....

Someone said to him "You aint going no Where!

Then, he hears something, or someone behind him and then is hit in the head!

As he lies bleeding on the ground the police see him and tell him to move because he must be homeless, once half way up on his knees he is hit with a tasser and falls back to the ground.

The police curse him out and place he in a car and take him to jail for being on the street, as they book him you here them say " Oh he must be crazy and on Crack! another one states "OH no did not find anything on him but I planted enough stuff on him to get the ball rolling".

He is taken to Court and given a $5,000 bond which he can not pay. Then he is locked away and raped by some duDe named Cup Cake who saw the long hair and felt that he was just what he needed.

Christ goes to court and the Crook Judge decides to make him a role model so he pins other things on him and locks him back up.

Someone heard Christ talking to himself, and others in the lock-up telling all that he is Christ! and they call him crazy again and call up the pyscho ward were he remains to this day.

Its Sunday and all in this town get ready to go to church, the Policeman, the other officers who locked him away, the Judge, the rapist and theft on the street, The Pastor who turned him away was the pastor of this church.

While there in the Church the Pastor speaks of how Chirst was coming again, and that he dIEd on the cross for our sins, and that all we do now is "OK" because of this.

So we muST prepare ourselves for his second coming because he will be coming back here real soon.

THE END

And Satan is very please with all his people for this!
and he rains for another 1,000 years without any issues.
He get elected to a high office of the land and his protected by all!

Many Pastors, Priest, and other religious leaders had forgotten that the reason "Jesus" came unto them was because the issue of treatment towards all the people "equally" without bias, towards those without.....

It was written that "Christ" fed the masses, he healed the sick, ill, and those efflicted out of love, not because of Religious Belief, Color of ones skin, and because they had lacked tited but because they were in need.....

Budha is was written was straving and near death, until the kindness of a little girl who gave him water, and food went no one else would caused Budha to comeback into this life, because of this compassion in the little girls spirit.

We have become condition to not to help one another, to see "God" based on money, richest, Power, or being with powerful people.....

we placed too much on the power of "god" through the Building of the Church and for go on the needs of the people.....



A missionary of "God" helps the people within they're community first, but indeed there is a lack of understanding in this so the missions go every where else in the world but not to the person who stands before you and at the door of your Church ....

The needly next to you are in your mind not needly because you have placed judgement upon them, they are all the same all, drunk, don't want to work, and hopeless -in your ideas NOT THAT Of GOD AND CHRIST your spirit lead you, but was it not a stony heart and your wish not the order of God which lead you to do the missions you do.

If the people mean less than the Church Building itself, then you are material within your faith and you are teaching the same materialistic views to the lambs you teach..

Love is unconditional, without the regret of giving and showing mercy.

So if Chirst came into the doors of your church, what would he find? And what if Christ looks nothing like what you had believed because your belief was based on material, wealth and a imagine which is not he.....

Went Christ comes it will be not in the way you believe, but in the way of the lords spirit, not in the form you think.... Remember the Angels of GOD came into Salomon and Gomorrah, and they saw the corruption and the wick and send back the truth to GOD.

These are indeed the final days.....

In all religions and we are making it so not GOD man is creating the time and place. Indeed the Anti Christ is here....

So unto the people of the Churches, and the Priest and Pastors refect without passing judgement on how you are treating others inside and outside your parish doors.

If you were in they're shoes would you not ask for help? Would you turn your back on a homeless man, a women with children without home, and cast judgement on them for being in need because you and thoses within your Church have plently?

Would you collect funds for those in need and decide this one needs nothing we helped them once before...

Is it not sharing and helping all without judging because the only one who can cast Judgement is GOD himself... therefore are you really following GOD'S will? Please Reflect...

It was written.........

To Laodicea

To the angel of the church in Laodicea write: These are the words of the Amen, the faithful and true witness, the ruler of God's creation.

I know your deeds, that you are neither cold nor hot. I wish you were either one or the other! So, because you are lukewarm--neither hot nor cold--I am about to spit you out of my mouth. You say, 'I am rich; I have acquired wealth and do not need a thing.' But you do not realize that you are wretched, pitiful, poor, blind and naked. I counsel you to buy from me gold refined in the fire, so you can become rich; and white clothes to wear, so you can cover your shameful nakedness; and salve to put on your eyes, so you can see. Those whom I love I rebuke and discipline. So be earnest, and repent.
Here I am! I stand at the door and knock. If anyone hears my voice and opens the door, I will come in and eat with him, and he with me.

To him who overcomes, I will give the right to sit with me on my throne, just as I overcame and sat down with my Father on his throne.

He who has an ear, let him hear what the Spirit says to the churches."

he Church In The End Of The Age, by John Walvoord

Are there Signs of the Rapture of the Church?

One of the neglected areas of prophetic study is that pertaining to the end of the church age. The assertion is often confidently made that there are no signs of the rapture of the church, as it is presented everywhere in Scripture as an imminent event. Therefore, it is argued, we should be looking for the coming of the Lord, rather than for signs that precede, as the rapture of the church is before the time of tribulation predicted in Scripture.

Most of the prophetic word relating to the end time has to do with the second coming of Christ to establish His kingdom in the earth. Prophecy is devoted to the events which precede the second coming rather than a series of events preceding the rapture itself. In the Gospel of Matthew, for instance, the general and specific signs leading up to the second coming of Christ are clearly outlined and the great tribulation is presented as the great, unmistakable sign of the second coming of Christ to the earth. In a similar way in the book of Revelation, an extended revelation is given beginning in chapter 6 of the events which will mark the end of the age preceding Christ's return to the earth. If these events follow rather than precede the rapture of the church, they cannot be taken as signs of the rapture itself.

There are, however, two bona fide areas of study relating to anticipation of the rapture itself. One of these has to do with preparation for events which will follow the rapture. There are extensive preparations in the present world scene which seem to be a foreshadowing and preparation for events which will follow the rapture. If so, these would constitute evidence that the rapture itself may be near. These signs will be presented in a later discussion.

Another important area, however, is the Scriptural description of the church at the end of the age. According to Scripture, there will be a progression of fulfilled prophecy in the church age itself which will be observable before the rapture even though its final form will not come into existence until after the true church has been caught up to be with the Lord. In a word, the Scriptures predict that there will be a growing apostasy or departure from the Lord as the church age progresses, and its increase can be understood as a general indication that the rapture itself is near. The Scriptures dealing with this subject are those which describe the church in the end of the age. These are in contrast to events of the tribulation itself which come to pass subsequent to the rapture.

The History of Apostasy

The concept of apostasy or departure from the faith is by no means a new idea, but can be traced throughout Scripture beginning in the Garden of Eden. There the taunting question expressed by the serpent to the woman, "Yea, hath God said?" (Genesis 3:1), introduced unbelief to the human race which has borne its sad fruit through the centuries since Adam. Basically, apostasy has always been a departure from faith in God's revealed Word, whether oral or written. It was that unbelief which inspired the first sin and in subsequent generations made necessary the terrible judgments of God upon human sin. In the Old Testament, it took the form of questioning God's revelation concerning sacrifices as revealed in Cain's rejection of blood sacrifices as a way of approach to God which ended in the murder of his brother. Abel. It was this same attitude of unbelief which rejected the preaching of righteousness through Noah even as he was building the ark which ended in the terrible judgment of the flood. It was the departure from the revealed worship and will of God which led to the construction of the Tower of Babel and the introduction of God's plan for Abram and his seed. It was lack of apprehension of the plan of God for Abram's posterity that caused Jacob to leave the land and ultimately to find his way down into Egypt to escape the famine. It was through unbelief that Israel failed to conquer the land under Joshua and to ignore in subsequent generations the solemn warning of Moses. It was unbelief that produced the awful immorality of the period of the Judges. It was unbelief that led Israel into idolatry which ended in the captivities of Assyria and Babylon. Finally, it was unbelief which blinded the eyes of Israel in rejecting the credentials of their Messiah and Saviour.

The history of the church subsequent to the close of the canon is also a sad record of departure from God. The church, kept pure through persecution in the early centuries, soon began to depart from the faith contained in the Scriptures once the church became a popular organization under Constantine. The first casualty was a departure from chiliasm, or the doctrine of the premillennial coming of Christ and the establishment of His millennial kingdom. Though the early church as well as the church of the Middle Ages seems to have clung resolutely to the idea of a bodily second coming as indicated by their creeds, the precious truths of the imminent coming of the Lord for His church and the establishment of Christ's righteous reign on earth soon lost its prominence. The teaching arose that Christ could not come back until a thousand years after the time of the apostles. This was based on the erroneous idea that the church was already in the millennium and that the millennium had to run its course before Christ could return.

The next important casualty in Scriptural doctrine was the departure from grace beginning with Augustine and his theology. While holding resolutely to the doctrine of human depravity with its corresponding need of divine grace, Augustine and subsequent theologians in the Roman Catholic Church maintained that grace was channeled through the church and the sacraments and, apart from this medium, there could be no true salvation or bestowal of grace. As a result, the great doctrine of justification by faith, the truth of the fullness and power of the Holy Spirit, and the truth that believers had immediate access to the throne of grace without an earthly priest as mediator became dim. Soon the authority of the Scriptures as the Word of God became subordinate to the authority of the church, and the interpretation of the church took precedence over the teaching ministry and illumination of the Holy Spirit. The Word of God, thus shackled and to a large extent kept from the people, cast its restricted light on the darkness of the Middle Ages.

The Protestant Reformation, of course, brought a fresh study of great essentials of Christian truth. Once again the Word of God was made its own authority. The great doctrine of justification by faith was proclaimed. The Roman priesthood was thrust aside in favor of the clear teaching that every Christian is a priest once he has put his faith in Christ and can have immediate access to the throne of God in the name of his Saviour. Likewise the grace of God came as an immediate bestowal of the Holy Spirit. Though Protestantism did not completely shake loose the sacramental idea of the Romanish system, it was a new state of freedom. Every man now could interpret the Bible guided by the Holy Spirit as his teacher and could revel in the abundance of God's sanctifying truth.

The Protestant Reformation, however, had barely begun before the sad evidence of further departure began. In the centuries that followed, the enlightenment freed men's minds and wills to believe and do as they pleased. No longer shackled by the dogma of the church, men could achieve new understanding of the physical and philosophic ream. Soon higher criticism began to rear its ugly head, and rationalism demanded that Christian doctrines be submitted to the bar of reason. Mystics arose who made experience the criteria of theological judgment. Critics began to divide the Bible and challenge traditional views of authorship and historical backgrounds. Apostasy invaded Protestantism with the same devastating effect it had had on the Roman Church.



HOW ARE BLACKS AND MINORITY'S BEING TREATED WHEN THEY NEED HELP FROM NON-PROFIT ORGANIZATIONS?

IN MANY STATES THEY OFFER PAD PROGRAMS BUT AGAIN WHAT ABOUT HOUSING ASSISTANCE?

Many women are treated like they are sinners for asking for help! In speaking to those who are going to shelters and help centers that they are placed in unsafe shelters and being told to move in all black communities.

If indeed there is something to this then how are they treating the victims out of New Orleans and other areas who are black?

Why are they receiving debt cards, the premise is that people are going to use this money for cigarettes, alochol, and other things.. this was because in the pass many of the poor and the homeless were in their eyes drunk and had drug problems. Indeed this existed but since the 80's there has become a growing population of homeless who are middle class and higher who loss everything, money, job, home, cars and health.

The assistance programs today don't take in consideration these facts and therefore can not and will not give money. Some aid onlu once with $5 or $10 dollars to a family while others no assist at all.

Many referals go no where, in the issue of the Hurrican Victims they can't get into the phone lines for the rad cross, fema and other organizations.

They are many still without. Many had homes and the government maybe seizing they're properties.

(Revelation 3:14-22)

CHURCHES OF GOD ( please send us the names of others to added here and information on why they need to be added to our list!)

In Illinois,

Unjudgemental helping all with Compassion and love, please support them and give donations because they are involved in helping people .

Second Baptist Church of Wheaton Illinois 98 yrs old
Dupage AME Chruch in Lisle Illinois
St Anne Catholic Church in Barrington Illinois
St. John Catholic Church in Western Springs Illinois
Faith United Methodist Church - Westmont and in Lombard Illinois
St. Thomas Catholic Church in Naperville,
Peoples Resource Center in Wheaton Illinois