The Next Disaster

Morningstar Fellowship Church ^ | September 21, 2005 | Rick Joyner

[ovrtaxt]

the problems that FEMA had during this disaster actually seem to highlight what President Bush has obviously all along sensed about some of the government’s management problems, which gave birth to his “faith based initiative.” He realized that there are some things that churches and charities will always be able to do much better than the government. This is one of the important lessons of Katrina.

[ladyinred]

The point you highlighted is just perfect, and is how it should be. It isn't really the government's job to take care of us. Who knew huh? :-)

[ovrtaxt]

Seems obvious to me too!

I appreciate Rick Joyner, a good man who teaches truth and responsibility to his flock.

[don-o]

Click on the link voila

He's baaack. Good old Jim Baaker.

PTL!!!

[HisKingdomWillAbolishSinDeath]

Rick is real man of God. If you want to get a glimpse into how life in the Kingdom (or Heaven if you like) will be like, check out his book, "the Final Quest". He has had some amazing visions.

[golfisnr1]

It has been quite apparent that after Katrina and Rita that the local and State officials had effective disaster plans in three States and not in another. The Texas response made it quite clear that the Louisiana Gov and NO Mayor are incompetent.

[WestVirginiaRebel]

He has had some amazing visions

Does he know where my missing sock went?

[Sans-Culotte]

The Texas response made it quite clear that the Louisiana Gov and NO Mayor are incompetent.

The over-panicky evacuation of many Texans (some into harm's way straight toward the hurricane) show that we cannot count on our fellow man, either.

[don-o]

He is hooked up with Jim Baaker, fer crying out loud.

Yes, The Jim Baaker who disgraced the Christian religion. Jim Baaker - convicted felon and con man.

[metmom]

"sock"? Singular? You're only missing ONE? Lucky you. My washer seems to eat that many per load.

[JockoManning]

Thanks for posting this.

JM

[thomaswest]

This church's "mentality" seems to love everything that is negative. They see this as somehow affirming their notion that God should be looking out for us rather than we ourselves and via the governments that humans create.

When humans achieve something positive--like medical advances, cures, scientific understandings of the solar system and earth, the internet, etc., etc. this church does not applaud human achievment.

Stuck on stupid.

[Spirited]

JOHN 9:
41 Jesus said unto them, If ye were blind, ye should have no sin: but now ye say, We see; therefore your sin remaineth.


You say you see. God have mercy on you.

[ovrtaxt]

You need to read what Joyner has to say about Bakker. You may be surprised. People change, even more so with Jesus.

[ovrtaxt]

Quix is a good guy. He didn't deserve the treatment he got.

[ovrtaxt]

Kind of a broad brush you're weilding there, don't you think? With some people, you're right. But that's not a church thing, you can find short-sighted mentality anywhere.

With some people, you're absolutely 180 degrees wrong.

[bonfire]

Agree. Now what happened to him?

[ovrtaxt]

see mail.

[bonfire]

Thanks.