Howard Storm's Amazing Prophecy - Economic Collapse, Civil Unrest (for discernment)

Spirit Daily ^ | various | Michael Brown

[Salvation]

** yet also this city that has allowed evil to flourish in a way that has become truly dangerous.**

This we have witnessed as the drug gangs looted, held hospital hostage for access to the pharmacies, held off rescuers with gunfire. Truly vey evil side of the city.

[Salvation]

**In light of Katrina (and 2 other chastisments I reckon as coming soon) we need to repent and return to Jesus.**

Hoping to see long lines at the Confessionals today.

[Salvation]

**As long as we Americans murder children in the womb, we march toward a giant chastisement that spells out the end of our existence as surely as the Flood of Noah spelt the end of the civilisations of his day.**

Agree wholeheartedly.

[Salvation]

I know this is the choirposting today, but maybe we can all direct others to these actions.

Corporal and Spiritual Works of Mercy

[Salvation]

Good message for all of us to give others!

[oprahstheantichrist]

"Dr. Storm later explained that for years, unbeknownst to him, a nun who had attended one of his art classes (and whom he hassled) had been praying for him. "

Wow.

Great ping, by the way.

[DJ MacWoW]

ping

[NYer]

I told him it's a wake up call and told him Mother Teresa's words that 'no country that permits abortion will ever have peace.'

Good for you! By now, of course, the clarion call is extended beyond the massive murder of our unborn children and into the societal decadence, such as gay unions and marriage, cloning, stem cells and the like. God is undoubtedly more patient than man but even He has a limit. The very fact that the police captain made the connection between God and this tempest, lends veracity to this thread. Even the sinners eventually wake up to reality.

[Quix]

AMEN! THANKS.

[Blogger]

I know Dr. Storm personally. He was the head of the art department at Northern Kentucky University when I attended there. He's definately not a crank. About the time I was to graduate, he was leaving his post to become a pastor.

[auggy]

Thanks for the Ping. A good read.

[Iris7]

No sin enters Heaven. We are all sinners. To enter Heaven we will have to leave our sin behind. We cannot remotely do this unaided. The aid will come if you truly repent and pray for Grace. The Lord will do this, for sure, but he will not change your being, your life, if you do not entreat, pray, him to do so. For each of us is the heavy lifting of true repentance.

The person that is left after the purging of sin is usually not very much like (to our worldly eyes, anyway) what the person was before. For just about all of us not much is worth saving, so not much will enter Heaven.

Mystical experiences myself. Purgatory is for all and opinions about Purgatory really do not matter except in that they may corrupt the innocent.

Purgation of your sin means to shed so much of what you have believed to be your true nature, your true self. Not much comes through the process. The bad is discarded. Think that won't amount to much in your case? Well, that's up to Him to decide. Me, I know that no matter what is discarded, the real me is still intact, even if that is only like a grain of sand compared to a mountain.

Purgation is a tremendous blessing from the Most High. A blessing so utterly undeserved. And boy, do I ever need it!

[franky]

Excellent.

Today, we had our pro-life display at one of the community days in our area and we had much interest. It is surprising that so many young women do not know of their body's function in child bearing and what a baby looks like at 12 weeks etc.

It is a generation thing because many of their mothers were with them and stood by with the nervous jitters as the women/girls looked at the displays.

God's chastisement will continue until abortion and other mistreatment of human life continues...and New Orleans is just a small taste.

I believe there were at least 20 small quakes in a very small area in Los Angeles today.

[redgolum]

Very interesting!

He must be a man who has truly been touched by Christ in a way that most of us won't see until after we leave this earth.

On a side note, during my wedding preparation classes last year, we met with my wife's priest and my pastor (I am Lutheran). Both seemed to sense that we as a nation were heading for a chastisement. My pastor in my home church back in Nebraska has said similar things to my father.

I don't claim to know. In fact, I am not sure I want to. All I can do is repent, pray, and ask for guidance. But I fear that our nation has lost its way a long time ago. We have turned our face from God, and as some of our Russian Orthodox friends can attest to, that is the most horrible thing a nation can do to itself.

Christ have mercy.

[Cap'n Crunch]

I should have followed the first Mother Teresa quote to him by another: 'The fruit of abortion is nuclear war.'

[Cap'n Crunch]

Time for sackcloth and ashes. I noticed that in my town today that people were a bit more respectful of one another.

Wouldn't it be wonderful if our country did turn things around?

[Domestic Church]

" 'The fruit of abortion is nuclear war.'"


This needs to be put on billboards.

[Cap'n Crunch]

Mother Teresa had some good ones. Probably prophetic too.

[NYer]

We have turned our face from God.

Bears repeating!

[DAVEY CROCKETT]

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