The Global War

The Inhabitants of the Earth choose not to follow the Lamb. Instead, they swear fealty to the Dragon and his Beast and take his Number.

There are no geographic restrictions on the reign of the “Beast” in the Book of Revelation. All the “Inhabitants of the Earth” take the Beast’s “Mark” or “Number” and venerate its image. No national government resists the monster from the Sea, for it is granted “authority over every tribe, people, tongue and nation.” There are no exceptions, no nation or government will stand against the “Beast” except Christ's “Kingdom of Priests.”

Seizing God's Throne

Satan and the Rulers of this Age exalt themselves and usurp Divine prerogatives in contrast to the true Servant of God, Jesus Christ.

Jesus of Nazareth fulfilled the role of the ‘Suffering Servant’ described in the Book of Isaiah. He did not attempt to seize the “likeness of God” as Adam did or exploit his position as God’s Messiah to exercise power over others. His sovereignty is radically different than the governments of this fallen world. Rather than subjugate his subjects or kill his enemies, Christ endured a shameful death on the Imperial Cross for friend and foe alike in obedience to his Father; therefore, God exalted him above all things.

Lying Signs and Wonders

God performs supernatural acts for His people but signs and wonders of themselves are no guarantee of Divine Approval.

Many “prophetic” voices are claiming that God is about to pour out tremendous “signs and wonders” the likes of which no man has ever seen, supernatural displays so overpowering that billions of souls will prostrate themselves in repentance before the awesome power of God. Indeed, this super revival will be defined and characterized by mighty signs and wonders.

Servez Son Royaume!

Le message de Jésus est centré sur le Royaume de Dieu, une réalité politique qui ressemble peu aux systèmes et idéologies de notre temps.

Les efforts politiques des Églises et des organisations “Chrétiennes” se distinguent trop souvent à peine des politiciens et des idéologies des royaumes de ce monde, et cela est particulièrement vrai dans les démocraties de style occidental. Il semble que les croyants doivent imiter les manières de cet âge déchu pour parvenir à un réel changement dans la société. Cependant, cette manière commune de pratiquer le christianisme diffère radicalement des enseignements et de l'exemple de Jésus.

Devenir Grand dans son Royaume

La vraie grandeur dans le Royaume du Christ se trouve dans le service sacrificiel pour les autres, et non dans l'exercice du pouvoir politique sur eux.

Trop de chrétiens ont échangé la proclamation de l'Évangile contre la poursuite d'un agenda politique ou d'un autre. Plutôt que d'appeler les hommes et les femmes à se repentir et à croire au même évangile prêché par Jésus et ses apôtres, ils préfèrent imposer leurs points de vue et leurs visions via les systèmes politiques corrompus de cet âge déchu. Cependant, ce n'est pas le chemin du disciple illustré dans les paroles et les actes de Jésus.

His Realm

Jesus proclaimed a new political reality, the Kingdom of God, one that bears little resemblance to the political systems of this world.

Jesus arrived in Galilee proclaiming the Kingdom of God: “Repent, for the kingdom is at hand!” In his ministry, the reign of God was invading the Earth, but his realm was of a different nature than the governments and ideologies of this fallen world, and on more than one occasion, Jesus refused political power, especially when Satan offered it. With the arrival of the Messiah, every man must now choose which kingdom and ruler he will serve.

The Only Source

ONLY Jesus of Nazareth is the Light of the World, the expression of God, and the source of truth, life, and salvation.

From time immemorial, presidents, kings, dictators, political ideologies, religions, and false prophets have claimed to be humanity’s best hope for peace and prosperity, self-appointed sources of light, and alleged bulwarks of order against the darkness that constantly threatens to overwhelm society. Today, this plague of pretenders is worse than ever, especially in the churches and political arena of the United States of America.