ENDTIMES CHAT with GJ and DAN

ENDTIMES CHAT with GJ and DAN

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  • 08.02.22 - ENDTIMES CHAT with GJ and DAN - WHAT GOD NEVER INTENDED
    GOD NEVER INTENDED THERE TO BE ANYONE IN BETWEEN US AND HIM!
    Even when Samuel the prophet anointed Saul as King over the Israelites, God only allowed it because the people were crying out to Him. When He gave them what they wanted, there were only 2-3 kings out of 39 total for Israel and Judah that were considered Kings that did what God desired.
    There was one high priest that came on the scene called Melchizedek. He was not connected to the line of Levi - where all the priests would come from. He honored God and was a spiritual leader to none other than Abraham.
    After the Exodus, Moses set up the Ten Commandments and the sacrificial system because sins cannot be forgiven without a payment, a sacrifice.
    Enter Jesus: Hebrews 7:15-28
    This change has been made very clear since a different priest, who is like Melchizedek, has appeared. Jesus became a priest, not by meeting the physical requirement of belonging to the tribe of Levi, but by the power of a life that cannot be destroyed. And the psalmist pointed this out when he prophesied, “You are a priest forever in the order of Melchizedek.”
    "Yes, the old requirement about the priesthood was set aside because it was weak and useless. For the law never made anything perfect. But now we have confidence in a better hope, through which we draw near to God.
    "This new system was established with a solemn oath. Aaron’s descendants became priests without such an oath, but there was an oath regarding Jesus. For God said to him, “The Lord has taken an oath and will not break his vow: ‘You are a priest forever.’”
    “Because of this oath, Jesus is the one who guarantees this better covenant with God. There were many priests under the old system, for death prevented them from remaining in office. But because Jesus lives forever, his priesthood lasts forever. Therefore he is able, once and forever, to save those who come to God through him. He lives forever to intercede with God on their behalf.
    He is the kind of high priest we need because he is holy and blameless, unstained by sin. He has been set apart from sinners and has been given the highest place of honor in heaven. Unlike those other high priests, he does not need to offer sacrifices every day. They did this for their own sins first and then for the sins of the people. But Jesus did this once for all when he offered himself as the sacrifice for the people’s sins. The law appointed high priests who were limited by human weakness. But after the law was given, God appointed his Son with an oath, and his Son has been made the perfect High Priest forever.”
    Do you see?
    Jesus is the ONLY way to obtain a relationship with God through the purity of His willing sacrifice.
    He has created THE WAY to Heaven. He has removed any need for any man or woman to communicate through. We can go directly to Jesus and be in a relationship with Him.
    Have you accepted the forgiveness Jesus offers?
    Are you ready?
    PRAY. PREPARE. PROTECT. PROCLAIM. PERSIST. PERSEVERE. PRAY AGAIN. PASS IT ON. POWER UP. POSITION PROPERLY. PAY ATTENTION. PRAY WITHOUT CEASING.
    1 hr 1 min
  • 07.26.22 - Show 90 - A Message About Love

    What is a "first love?"

    In Matthew 22:37-40, Jesus instructs us, "You shall love the LORD your God with all your heart, with all your soul, and with all your mind." This is the first and greatest commandment. The first love we should have is for God Himself and His Son, Jesus. Most of our problems center around that central issue. When our love for God diminishes, many problems develop that have no solution except a return to that first love.

    In Revelation 2:1-7, the church of Ephesus was dealing with neglected priorities. They had lost their first love, the one they had for God which was replaced with other things. The church in Ephesus had tried to substitute that first love for their own efforts. Jesus had many wonderful things to say about the church in Ephesus. He even said, "I know your works." He also said, "You have patiently suffered for me without quitting."

    The church in Ephesus was even focused on doctrinal purity. They did not tolerate sin and wicked people.

    We can be tireless in what we do FOR God, but if we do not focus our priorities on Loving God and Loving others, then we have lost what the message of the Gospel is all about. It is quite amazing how we can rationalize our lack of love by emphasizing our works. Churches can appear outwardly to be all God wants them to be and do, but inwardly be cold and indifferent toward the Lord Himself. The first love is the love we should have for the Lord Himself. Everything else flows from that.

    Therefore, the most serious and often neglected priority of the church is a sincere and intense love for the Lord. All else is secondary. You won't want to miss this conversation. Along with last week's news and how these signposts point us toward the end times, we will discuss how we can get back to our "first love."

    PRAY. PREPARE. PROTECT. PROCLAIM. PERSIST. PERSEVERE. PRAY AGAIN. PASS IT ON. POWER UP. POSITION PROPERLY. PAY ATTENTION. PRAY WITHOUT CEASING.

    Check us out at endtimes.chat

    57 min
  • 07.26.22 - ENDTIMES CHAT with GJ and DAN - A Message About Love
    What is a "first love?"
    In Matthew 22:37-40, Jesus instructs us, "You shall love the LORD your God with all your heart, with all your soul, and with all your mind." This is the first and greatest commandment.
    The first love we should have is for God Himself and His Son, Jesus. Most of our problems center around that central issue. When our love for God diminishes, many problems develop that have no solution except a return to that first love.
    In Revelation 2:1-7, the church of Ephesus was dealing with neglected priorities. They had lost their first love, the one they had for God which was replaced with other things. The church in Ephesus had tried to substitute that first love for their own efforts.
    Jesus had many wonderful things to say about the church in Ephesus. He even said, "I know your works." He also said, "You have patiently suffered for me without quitting." The church in Ephesus was even focused on doctrinal purity. They did not tolerate sin and wicked people.
    We can be tireless in what we do FOR God, but if we do not focus our priorities on Loving God and Loving others, then we have lost what the message of the Gospel is all about. It is quite amazing how we can rationalize our lack of love by emphasizing our works. Churches can appear outwardly to be all God wants them to be and do, but inwardly be cold and indifferent toward the Lord Himself.
    The first love is the love we should have for the Lord Himself. Everything else flows from that. Therefore, the most serious and often neglected priority of the church is a sincere and intense love for the Lord. All else is secondary.
    You won't want to miss this conversation. Along with last week's news and how these signposts point us toward the end times, we will discuss how we can get back to our "first love."
    PRAY. PREPARE. PROTECT. PROCLAIM. PERSIST. PERSEVERE. PRAY AGAIN. PASS IT ON. POWER UP. POSITION PROPERLY. PAY ATTENTION. PRAY WITHOUT CEASING.
    57 min
  • 07.20.22 - Show 89 - LIVE from ICELAND

    Dan is LIVE FROM ICELAND! Yes, the place where people played volleyball by the volcanos! The news has been HOT for the last few days. Join us for news and more in connection with the ENDTIMES.

    PRAY. PREPARE. PROTECT. PROCLAIM. PERSIST. PERSEVERE. PRAY AGAIN. PASS IT ON. POWER UP. POSITION PROPERLY. PAY ATTENTION. PRAY WITHOUT CEASING.

    Check us out at endtimes.chat

    48 min
  • 07.20.22 - ENDTIMES CHAT with GJ and DAN - LIVE from ICELAND
    Dan is LIVE FROM ICELAND!
    Yes, the place where people played volleyball by the volcanos!
    The news has been HOT for the last few days. Join us for news and more in connection with the ENDTIMES.
    PRAY. PREPARE. PROTECT. PROCLAIM. PERSIST. PERSEVERE. PRAY AGAIN. PASS IT ON. POWER UP. POSITION PROPERLY. PAY ATTENTION. PRAY WITHOUT CEASING.
    48 min
  • 07.11.22 - ENDTIMES CHAT with GJ and DAN - LIVE FROM IRELAND
    This week, Dan is live from Dublin, Ireland.
    GJ and Dan welcome a pastor from Ireland, John Gamble to discuss the news of the day that could be signposts of the end times.
    Tune in to hear more!
    PRAY. PREPARE. PROTECT. PROCLAIM. PERSIST. PERSEVERE. PRAY AGAIN. PASS IT ON. POWER UP. POSITION PROPERLY. PAY ATTENTION. PRAY WITHOUT CEASING.
    39 min
  • 07.11.22 - Show 88 - LIVE FROM IRELAND

    This week, Dan is live from Dublin, Ireland. GJ and Dan welcome a pastor from Ireland, John Gamble to discuss the news of the day that could be signposts of the end times.

    Tune in to hear more!

    PRAY. PREPARE. PROTECT. PROCLAIM. PERSIST. PERSEVERE. PRAY AGAIN. PASS IT ON. POWER UP. POSITION PROPERLY. PAY ATTENTION. PRAY WITHOUT CEASING.

    Check us out at endtimes.chat

    39 min
  • 07.05.22 - ENDTIMES CHAT with GJ and DAN - TROUBLES IN THE CHURCH
    What troubles the church today?
    The same thing that troubled the churches 2000 years ago.
    In Revelation 2-3 are found seven letters from Jesus to the churches in seven cities.
    Jesus Christ is described in the Bible as the Lord of the churches. A particular title is given to Him to impress deeply upon our minds sovereign authority and power. The church, composed of all believers in this age, is described as the body of Jesus Christ of which He is the head (Ephesians 1:22-23; Ephesians 4:15-16; Colossians 1:18; Colossians 1:24; Colossians 2:9-10). As head of the church, He has the right to tell us what is wrong and what we should do about it. His headship is clearly depicted as He addresses each of the seven churches portrayed in Revelation, beginning with the church at Ephesus.
    What Is the Significance of Seven Churches?
    To some, the number "seven" indicates perfection or completed action. Seven churches would, therefore, represent the total church throughout history. While we must remember that there were seven actual churches by these names existing in John's day, what the Lord says to these seven churches is what He would say to any of us living at any period of time.
    Many Bible teachers have concluded that all of church history is being pictured between chapter one and chapter four. They relate these churches to the outline that the writer John gave to us in Revelation 1:19
    "Write the things which you have seen" (Revelation 1)
    "and the things which are" (Revelation 2-3)
    "and the things which will take place after this" (Revelation 4-22)
    This outline may suggest that the seven churches, while a part of the events of John's day include everything which characterizes the church age until the future events start unfolding, beginning with Revelation 4. Some teachers have even placed these churches within given historical time periods, such as Sardis representing the period of the Reformation. While interesting, such a formula cannot be conclusive.
    Church history has been marked by periods of revival and growth as well as periods of corruption, decline, and apostasy. The lessons of these seven churches in Revelation must be carefully observed by Christians in every age, regardless of the brand name on our church door or the repute of our religious tradition.
    What Troubles the Church?
    When we examine carefully the churches to which John wrote, we see the following things that can trouble the church:
    Ephesus: neglected priorities
    Smyrna: satanic opposition
    Pergamos: religious compromise
    Thyatira: immoral practices
    Sardis: spiritual apathy
    Philadelphia: lost opportunities
    Laodicea: material prosperity
    These troubles affect all Christians and churches, not only when such matters specifically begin to influence us, but also when a given period of time is generally characterized by these problems.
    We need to continue to pray that God keeps us all, as His church, on the right track with Him, so we will not MISS His return.
    PRAY. PREPARE. PROTECT. PROCLAIM. PERSIST. PERSEVERE. PRAY AGAIN. PASS IT ON. POWER UP. POSITION PROPERLY. PAY ATTENTION. PRAY WITHOUT CEASING.
    1 hr 7 min
  • 07.05.22 - Show 87 - TROUBLES IN THE CHURCH

    What troubles the church today?

    The same thing that troubled the churches 2000 years ago. In Revelation 2-3 are found seven letters from Jesus to the churches in seven cities.

    Jesus Christ is described in the Bible as the Lord of the churches. A particular title is given to Him to impress deeply upon our minds sovereign authority and power. The church, composed of all believers in this age, is described as the body of Jesus Christ of which He is the head (Ephesians 1:22-23; Ephesians 4:15-16; Colossians 1:18; Colossians 1:24; Colossians 2:9-10).

    As head of the church, He has the right to tell us what is wrong and what we should do about it. His headship is clearly depicted as He addresses each of the seven churches portrayed in Revelation, beginning with the church at Ephesus.

    What Is the Significance of Seven Churches? To some, the number "seven" indicates perfection or completed action. Seven churches would, therefore, represent the total church throughout history. While we must remember that there were seven actual churches by these names existing in John's day, what the Lord says to these seven churches is what He would say to any of us living at any period of time. Many Bible teachers have concluded that all of church history is being pictured between chapter one and chapter four.

    They relate these churches to the outline that the writer John gave to us in Revelation 1:19 "Write the things which you have seen" (Revelation 1) "and the things which are" (Revelation 2-3) "and the things which will take place after this" (Revelation 4-22) This outline may suggest that the seven churches, while a part of the events of John's day include everything which characterizes the church age until the future events start unfolding, beginning with Revelation 4.

    Some teachers have even placed these churches within given historical time periods, such as Sardis representing the period of the Reformation. While interesting, such a formula cannot be conclusive. Church history has been marked by periods of revival and growth as well as periods of corruption, decline, and apostasy. The lessons of these seven churches in Revelation must be carefully observed by Christians in every age, regardless of the brand name on our church door or the repute of our religious tradition.

    What Troubles the Church? When we examine carefully the churches to which John wrote, we see the following things that can trouble the church: Ephesus: neglected priorities Smyrna: satanic opposition Pergamos: religious compromise Thyatira: immoral practices Sardis: spiritual apathy Philadelphia: lost opportunities Laodicea: material prosperity These troubles affect all Christians and churches, not only when such matters specifically begin to influence us, but also when a given period of time is generally characterized by these problems.

    We need to continue to pray that God keeps us all, as His church, on the right track with Him, so we will not MISS His return.

    PRAY. PREPARE. PROTECT. PROCLAIM. PERSIST. PERSEVERE. PRAY AGAIN. PASS IT ON. POWER UP. POSITION PROPERLY. PAY ATTENTION. PRAY WITHOUT CEASING.

    Check us out at endtimes.chat

    1 hr 7 min
  • 06.28.22 - ENDTIMES CHAT with GJ and DAN - Something to Think About
    Something to Think About
    If you have come this far, you are already aware that this book of Revelation presents a unique picture of Jesus Christ. He is much more than a mere human being. He is much more than a good person who was executed two thousand years ago by wicked hands. Jesus Christ arose from the dead, ascended to heaven, and now sits at the right hand of the throne of God the Father. The picture we have in Revelation is of a Person with tremendous power and control over all that takes place in heaven and on earth. He is the One Who will come back to this earth and set up a kingdom that shall never end-perfect in every way and filled with every conceivable blessing that a loving God would provide for the creatures He made.
    But where do you stand in all of this? Does it seem too incredible? How close or far away are you from allegiance and commitment to Jesus Christ? What do you really understand the Bible to be saying about Him? Do you understand that He deserves your worship and praise? Have you placed your complete faith and confidence in him as your Lord and only Savior from sin? Time is running out. As you continue to read, please evaluate carefully your commitment to Him. Your eternal destiny depends on it.
    PRAY. PREPARE. PROTECT. PROCLAIM. PERSIST. PERSEVERE. PRAY AGAIN. PASS IT ON. POWER UP. POSITION PROPERLY. PAY ATTENTION. PRAY WITHOUT CEASING.
    1 hr 4 min

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