"No Man Can Shut the Door", Armstrong said about WCG.

"No Man Can Shut the Door", Armstrong said about WCG.

This Guy Didn't Just Shut the Door. He SLAMMED it. 

All Kinds of Men Try So Hard To Reopen The Door. 

It's Still Locked. 

And all the gesturing, the YouTube videos, the books, the arguments, the attempts to grow have not and will not succeed.

Why?

Because what they preach is not this. 

It is this. 

 And because of this.

People won't be living like this.

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I will be initiating a great revival in the church prior to the start of the end times in 2019 or 2020

Are you ready to be revived so you can be the bride of Christ?  Are you ready to have the law heaped upon you till you can no longer carry its burden?  Are you ready to be treated like a worthless worm in order to prepare you for the emergence of the two witless (COG) witnesses? Are you ready for a worldwide revival in the Church of God, led by our very own Chief Pharisee?

Rod Meredith, Dave Pack, Ron Weinland, Gerald Flurry and Bob Thiel have all failed to spark any revival in the church, so what makes our law enforcer, James Malm, think he is going to spark some mind-shattering revival in the church?

The US midterms come in a week now and December has xmas the biggest tourist season for Israel.  President Trump has said that he will table his peace plan by the end of Feb and I am keeping a close watch on the progress of events.  

Israeli President Rivlin is to meet the Roman pontiff in the Vatican on 15 November to discuss the peace plan.  The plan is to be an actual peace plan already agreed by the Arabs and certain others which will be presented and then both Palestinians and Jews will be pressured to sign on.  

It is understood that Netanyahu cannot get the plan through his extreme coalition and reports of an election call in Israel to garner a stronger mandate abound.  It remains to be seen if Bibi will preempt the plan by calling an election before the plan is tabled or whether he will call an election after the plan is presented.  

It is also understood that the Gaza situation and Syria/Iran will have to be dealt with before the peace plan can be agreed; which means a regional war most likely in spring followed by a peace conference to force an agreement on the Palestinians and Israelis.  

The probability of the great tribulation beginning at the end of 2019 or 2020 is now extremely high and will increase as these matters progress.

I am continuing to concentrate on updating the Bible Studies for now, while preparing to begin making talks when events progress and begin to excite serious interest.  That means that as planned the Bible Studies should be completely updated by Pentecost.  

Once the Bible Studies are updated programs will be presented with a heavy emphasis on exciting a revival in the Ekklesia and encouraging the brethren to godliness. 

Never has the Church of God had a man in its midst who can bastardize the law as much as James Malm has.  He tries to appear as an agent of light, but he is not.  All he brings is darkness to the human soul.

2 Corinthians 11:14 ESV / 

And no wonder, for even Satan disguises himself as an angel of light.

Is there "Hope" in Living Church of God?

Doug Winnail writes:

The Value of Hope: Having a powerful hope for the future—something positive and inspiring to look forward to—is a vital aspect of life. Many have long understood that life without hope is empty. The Bible also states, “Hope deferred makes the heart sick” (Proverbs 13:12). But what is the real hope in life for a Christian? King David wrote, “You are my hope, O Lord GOD” and “I hope in Your word” (Psalm 71:5; 119:147). David was referring to the promises that God makes in the Bible. The Apostle Paul said under cross-examination before a Roman governor, “I have hope in God… believing all things which are written in the Law and in the Prophets… that there will be a resurrection of the dead” and “hope of eternal life… looking for the blessed hope and glorious appearing of our great God and Savior Jesus Christ” (Acts 24:14–15; Titus 1:2; 2:13). We are urged as Christians “to lay hold of the hope set before us” (Hebrews 6:18) and to purify ourselves so we can become “children of God” (1 John 3:1–3). With this hope in mind, we need to “be ready to give a defense to everyone who asks you a reason for the hope that is in you, with meekness and fear” (1 Peter 3:15). We need to be motivated by this same hope today!

Have a profitable Sabbath,

Douglas S. Winnail

Can "hope" really be found in LCG when they place the law above Jesus?  That inconvenient dude still pushes their buttons.