Many think that comforting the mourning and bruised is the job of the Pastor but the actual commandment is to all of us---especially in these last days. Somewhere in "your world" someone needs to know you care and are praying for them. Reach out today and touch somebody and "thou shalt be blessed!"

This is a wicked age BUT nothing compared to what others have endured down through the ages. Nobody is being fed to lions or burned at the stake---the cancel culture slings venom, the hate crowd hates God and all who stand true for Him but He said that day was coming. But we are called to stand and witness inspire of it!

Isa. 61:1&2 gives us a clear commandment of what we should be challenging people about in this day and age. Hey.10:25 says we should be in a good church "even the more so as we see that day approaching!" We have a great opportunity and calling in these days and Satan is working overtime to stop us!

At a time when the need cries out "Help me. Help me"---the answer and help is so near yet those willing to risk sharing it so few!Jesus said, the fields are white unit harvest but the laborers few! My friend, we have THE answer the world is seeking and we must share it!

Is homosexuality a worse sin than any others? What is the real Lord's Prayer? What can I do to help change today's world? What should the church's attitude be about the sins of today? Some very important challenges!

Job begged the men of Sodom to not do so wickedly. What was the wickedness he was talking about? What do you look at in this modern world as wicked? A person can't get saved until they are willing to be lost but if their sin is not sin (according to the world) then how will they ever get saved?

The real story of Lot is the tragedy of not only at wasted life but of a whole wasted, destroyed family. On any given day, Lot or his wife could have said---NO MORE! They knew what was right---they had lived in Abrahams tent---but the total destruction of his family was because Lot loved sin!

Sin will always take you farther than you ever intended to go! Anytime along the way Lot or his wife could have repeated and fled the hellhole they had engulfed themselves and their family in---but they didn't. You can not spit in God's face and get away with it! If you do you will make history for NO ONE has ever been able to do it!

There is a story in the Bible that gets very little attention but is so crucial to today's world! Let's take a serious look at the life and sins of Lot's wife and how we all can relate in our modern day challenges.

Is there anything in the Bible against social media? A man mentions his wicked crimes and wants to know if God can forgive him? A girl thinks she has erased a bad picture only to find it was spread all over school and tries to kill herself! Is there any hope for the crime raging across our lands?