Pray for the Peace of Jerusalem
Praying for Jerusalem has always made sense, but especially now. That raises an important question. Why would God give a prayer request?
Hal Lindsey’s weekly column — prophecy and current events, published alongside the broadcast.
Praying for Jerusalem has always made sense, but especially now. That raises an important question. Why would God give a prayer request?
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With the fall of the Soviet Union in 1991, most people believed that communism had been defeated. The Cold War had ended, the good guys won, and that was that.
This world is temporary. So are its pleasures and pains. But our citizenship is in heaven.
When racial dissention enters a debate, it deepens divides and inflames passions.
Hate, anger, and contentiousness follow human beings wherever we go.
Through the years I have met people who were totally convinced of their own ability to live perfectly righteous lives.
We can and must be on offense. Prayer, along with the sword of the Spirit, are the Christian’s offensive weapons.
Vladimir Putin lies. He looks his opponent straight in the face and lies. He’s good at it.
Habakkuk 2:3 gives a beautiful promise about those things God revealed to His prophets.