Unification

The unification if Christians will come by the purge of Christians from non orthodox churches in the west. Orthodoxy will be the last church standing as protestant and catholic churches consume themselves in their fervor to conform to the world. I see a tipping point coming where only a church that survived 70 years of attempted extermination by the Soviets has the spine to stay true to Christ. It needs no outreach, just don't conform.

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David Broadus said…
I totally agree that all Church SYSTEMS in the world INCLUDING THE ORTHODOX churches of whatever stripe, are being judged and the corruption in the pulpits and hierarchies whether it be the Vatican or Constantinople or Moscow or Nashville or Tulsa or Salt Lake City or Canterbury or wherever the systems of men exalt themselves over the Kingdom of God and the Lordship of Jesus the Christ

American churches took the 30 pieces if silver in 1954 when they accepted 501c3 status from the IRS and came under the rule of Baal-then they largely kept quiet as SCOTUS outlawed prayer in schools then legalized child sacrifice to Moloch in Roe v Wade, strangled by tax exemption.

But God did not abandon this nation He birthed. When Believers began to cry out for relief from oppression God raised up a standard and stirred His Church to wake up and pray

Truly He has sounded forth the trumpet that shall never call retreat
He is sifting out the hearts of men before His judgement seat -
Be swift my soul to answer Him
Be jubilant my feet
Our God is marching on

Tuesday, February 26, 2019 at 12:55:00 PM PST
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