When Billy Graham passed away in 2019, I only heard about him as a famous evangelist but never heard his messages. Once his classic sermons became available on Sirius XM radio, I listened to them all the time in my car. His sermons burned within my heart as I’d imagine the two followers’ hearts did when Jesus appeared by them on the road to Emmaus, days after he was resurrected. https://www.biblegateway.com/passage/?search=Luke+24%3A13-33&version=NIV

I just finished reading this book. It’s my first end times book that I have read. This subject matter always overwhelmed me and so I stayed away from it. Whether his conclusions are completely or partially correct, I think it’s good to wrestle through this topic biblically with the guidance of the Holy Spirit.

When I started my faith journey over ten years ago, I knew that Jesus Christ came from a Jewish background. However since I was void of theology and had very little knowledge of the Old Testament books, I assumed that the Jewish people were punished by God for their rejection of Jesus Christ two thousand years ago and that the church replaced the Jewish people as God’s special people on earth.
Also, I didn’t understand why my Jewish husband was so suspicious of the church. He thought I had joined a Christian cult since I suddenly wanted to go to church weekly and read my bible constantly. Since then, I did A LOT of research on church history and what happened between the Jewish people and the church. I was so surprised to find out that the first century church was all Jewish believers! I was even more surprised that all the apostles who wrote the New Testament books were Jewish too.

I recently discovered pastor Voddie and I must say he preached this very tough topic about biblical submission for women with great courage. As a former feminist only ten years ago, it took a lot of tears, pain and heartache to submit my will and behaviors to obey God’s word in my marriage. It is up to you to obey. I ask you to at least listen and pray about what he said in this message. https://youtu.be/hUvzYcQGZvg

I read this article about a pastor from Scotland who perished in the Titanic. He did his last kingdom assignment superbly. He was heard shouting this on the sinking Titanic, “Women, children and the unsaved into the lifeboats!”

Please read and be inspired by this pastor’s act of heroism. Let’s pray that we will be prepared as he was, to do our last assignment for the Lord superbly with great bravery. – https://ifapray.org/blog/what-the-titanic-can-teach-us-about-these-precarious-times/

When I came back to the Lord over ten years ago, Jesus Christ spoke these words to me one morning in my quiet time. He called me by my Korean name and said, “Ji-Eun ah, gather my sheep.” He said this three times. Under the anointing and his special visit I said with streaming tears, “Yes, I will my Lord!” three times too.

I believe it’s time for me to share with you about the Wicca witch religion that is growing exponentially in the USA and across the world, especially amongst young women. I was alerted about this growth from these articles in 2018.

Yesterday I came across this documentary about the Azusa Street revival. Right after seeing this I saw interviews with eye witnesses of the revival. Their testimonies were glorious.

I’ve been praying, searching the scriptures, listening and reading various viewpoints from pastors, teachers and theologians about their thoughts on the role of women in the body of Christ. I’ve been also searching my own heart before the Lord on why I seem to have an issue with female pastors speaking from the pulpit in my church. It’s been happening regularly for about a year now. There are no perfect churches so why does this bother me so much? I believe the Holy Spirit has given me insight and spiritual understanding on this matter.

I woke up this morning hearing this statement, “ Truth is your medicine.”

Yesterday I had a conversation with my community group pastor about my concerns about our church. I have many but the two issues that I brought up was the role of female pastors speaking from the pulpit on Sundays and the sexual impurities in the body of Christ.