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Is the desire to know the secret things about the future, our lives, or those close to us wrong? Is it permissible for Christians to visit people who claim to know things we don’t? Or are there secret things that God has not revealed and that we are forbidden to seek apart from Him and His Word? And is it possible that Satan and his demons use people who claim to know those secret things to deceive us by sounding religious or harmless?
Abortion is all over the news. It's fodder for political debates and can spark emotions on every side of the issue. As we move closer to the end of this age and the rise of anti-Christ, we shouldn't be surprised that this continues to be a bigger and bigger issue. But abortion is also a deeply moral, personal issue. If you've ever had an abortion, you probably know that. Or, perhaps, you know someone else who has? It's possible you're contemplating an abortion now. What do you believe God says about your possible choice? What are your reasons for contemplating that choice? Are you simply scared and don't know what else to do? Are forgiveness and peace possible after an abortion or are there some sins for which we never find redemption? Whether we've been there, are contemplating these things personally, or just live in this fallen world with other sinners like us, we need to know how to answer these questions.
We were made to worship. And we all worship something. When we refuse to worship the One true God and acknowledge His authority, we simply create false religions that allow us to appease our consciences while we continue to live life our own way. But false religions never take us anywhere good. They simply take us farther and farther from God. Ahaz was one of Judah's wicked kings. Can you imagine a king so evil he would sacrifice his own children in the name of his false religion? Yet, instead of repenting when God brought judgment, he turned to other ungodly people for help. And sadly, the people of Judah as a whole became increasingly unfaithful until God in His perfect judgment allowed their destruction. Our nation, too, seems determined to go down the road of increasing unfaithfulness. We shouldn't think that if God judged His own covenant people, He won't judge us as a nation, as well. The question is, will we heed the voice of godly people or continue in our unfaithfulness and false religions.
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