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Doomsday 2011


By now I am sure you have heard that a group from California has been insisting that today would be the end of the world. Once again, sincere believers have lost the art of living a balanced life and faith. Of course this is not the first time this minister has made such a prediction, his first public time was 1994.

To me, the sad part is that these type of predictions give ample ammunition to heathen commentators and pagan philosophers to make light of the reality of the return of the Lord Jesus Christ. I DO believe Jesus will return in the clouds to catch His church away, but I don't believe it will be in this media-hyped way. He will come as a "thief in the night."

The more pressing question for anyone should be the condition of their own relationship with God. Today will come and go, and the rapture will not take place...however, I can give you a 100% guarantee that death is coming. We will all, great and small stand before the Lord to give an account for our lives. The question? That's simple, too. You will give the account of whether you have accepted the ONLY way to heaven.

It is appointed unto man once to die, and after this judgment will come. You will be saved or you will be lost.

Some think you guess at the outcome, but the Bible clearly teaches that you don't have to be afraid, and that you can KNOW FOR A FACT that you will be saved. I would love to tell you how that can become a reality in your life. For more information, please email me at: ecmckinley@gmail.com

Of course, our correspondence is totally private. May God bless you.

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