SADS, negative jab efficacy, and I debunk Pfizer's ridiculous claim it never tested for transmission; Walensky rebounds; protests in Brazil; True the Vote jailed; and more.
Yes! At the very beginning of the Covid (before it became clear it was not as bad as being portrayed) our pastor taught a series of messages on trusting God, He was still our King, and that when people trust God they do not fear. Those messages had a profound impact on me as for the first time it made me realize living in fear is sinful. How I had missed that previously after decades of bible study makes me shake my head.
Either one trusts God or they don't, there is no middle ground. Whenever someone uses the word "terrifying", "frightening", or something similar when describing events, they are telling the world they don't trust God. When people make the vax (or masks or anything else) an idol, they are telling the world they don't trust God. The entire "trust science" movement is idolatry, on top of it's obvious irrational self-defeating contradictions. Science is a process, not an entity unto itself. There is nothing wrong with taking a medication after a careful risk/benefit analysis, but putting one's trust in a drug? Fearful idolatry.
The last three years have been quite the litmus test in separating the wheat from the chaff. It does make me wonder if that was God's intent all along.
Excellent points. For me, it is a daily spiritual and mental exercise to NOT fear. It takes a shifting of focus away from earth and all its temporal concerns, to the One who made and owns it all and who holds our every moment in the palm of His hand. I am so thankful for His peace.
I decided around April or May of 2020 that I wasn’t going to fear Covid. Or, dying from Covid. I am a believer so why would I or why would anyone who trusts in God? I didn’t get the clot shot and seldom wore masks. If I had to wear a mask, my nose was exposed.
Come to find out, the projected deaths were from a terrible model and the real Covid deaths were inflated too. Total psyop operation. I now, as do many others, question everything the government tells us including 9/11. I just can’t figure out why/what the motive was for bringing down the towers. It’s an interesting rabbit hole to go down.
The motive was to turn us all into blind submissive sheep who would just sit back and willingly hand over our freedom in exchange for "safety." A roaring success. Along the same lines, people believe the jab was created for the virus. No, the virus was created to more easily distribute the jabs to the masses. Another roaring success.
That's exactly what happened with us. When my husband heard the lie that Hydroxychloroquine was dangerous, he got suspicious. Somehow, by the grace of God, we researched and found the "dissident" doctors and scientists. I decided that I would trust God as to whether I got covid, I couldn't control that. I could, however, control whether or not I was jabbed and potentially killed or injured, for no benefit! The more we learned, the more sure we were that we shouldn't get jabbed. "For me to live is Christ and to die is gain." It's a win win situation for Christ followers.
I'm with you on not fearing and trusting God against a virus. We've clearly been manipulated as a society by all the experts and authoritarians.
I am not able to intellectually extend that skepticism to 9/11. I've looked at it all different ways and nothing makes sense other than jihadist terrorists. MAYBE the government knew and let it happen, but I don't really believe that either.
Be careful thinking everything ever was a psyop. Next you'll be doubting the moon landings and thinking the earth is flat.
I think remaining fearful is sinful. You are not trusting that God is in control. But fear should trigger (in a christian) our turning to God in prayer and the comfort of knowing that he has a plan, it will be done, His will - not ours and his will is good and perfect. We were not promised a life without worry, hardship and danger. In fact Christ tells us we will have to endure hardship for His sake and will eventually have to sell out cloak for a sword. When I feel anxious, I turn to the only one who was able to save me from eternal hell. I read what He has to say. That solves fear. To remain in fear is sinful
If you are a Christian, raise your hand if you have prayed something along the lines of "God, I do NOT understand your plan, but I trust it is just and perfect and that brings me comfort today. Thank you". I have prayed it innumerable times.
They thought separating us from our family in Christ would make us turn to them in faith. Fools.
Agree 100%. We all have a burst of fear at some point, like when we almost have a traffic accident and somehow escape it. What's sinful is choosing to wallow in fear rather than trusting God.
I've been thinking about this topic a lot lately. The Bible condemns many of these negative emotional states (for lack of a better phrase) in no uncertain terms, fear, bitterness, envy, self-pity, etc. Clearly these are self-destructive habits so the condemnation makes sense. But these are also tools that people use to manipulate others. It does make me think God also condemns them to protect us from being lead astray as he knows wallowing in this state makes us vulnerable to deception.
Avoiding these emotional states aren't suggestions but biblical commands. It's like a doctor telling me that me I have a penicillin allergy and if I take it it will kill me. No problem, I won't take it. God is telling us the same thing, these behaviors will destroy us, I'm not allowed to wallow in my fear or self-pity (a form of bitterness) no matter how good it feels in the moment. It's just not an option.
I bet you have been thinking about it a lot over the past few years. I know I have! But we have God on our side! I always ask him to tuck me well under his wing.
A bit back I had a serious brush with death. But (and I don't say it boastfully, but in awe) I wasn't afraid. I knew God would decide when my time was up and until then I was bulletproof! : ) I never used to think (when I was a young Christian) of the 10 commandments or other admonishments as something to protect me from evil, but as I get older and have poured over my Bible it has become plain that every word is there in that book in some way to keep us in Him. Safe. Right now I am struggling with forgiving people I don't even know, but have done some terrible things. The struggle is real Jeff. I know we are to forgive (God forgives and forgets!). I have easily forgiven terrible things in the past, but now... struggle!
Remember that none of the things that we face here on earth can separate us from the love of God. They will try obviously! Haha Grrr,
I found myself getting anxiety attacks a few months ago, then realized I was fearful of vaxxident on the road. Driving defensively but praying before I go .
A few years ago I recommitted my life to Jesus. I had been doing new age junk, & had to repent.. was getting gang stalked for reporting a registered sex offender for grooming children and he walked, I got harassed. It was very scary. God protected me.
Fear is THE biggest demon Christians face!! The older members at the Baptist church were scared to death. Next thing I know they're having a free vax clinic at church!!!🤦♀️
Fear of death is huge. For me too before Christian conversion and well into it. And I had wondered most of my life how the martyrs, those persecuted and facing lions in the arena, the persecution by kings and inquisitions, and so on ... how these souls managed to keep their courage. There is no pat answer. However and nonetheless, faith developed leads to a liberation of the self ... and yet only in obedience to God and His Scripture (law, proverbs and so on). Eventually one comes to know that one cannot serve two masters. And that walking about on one's knees mendaciously is not a very good option. In the end, obedience to tyrants is disobedience to God ... and right back to the two masters choice.
Matthew 6:24 King James Version. 24 No man can serve two masters: for either he will hate the one, and love the other; or else he will hold to the one, and despise the other. Ye cannot serve God and mammon.
some did ! The baptist church where a former friend attends, is fully jabbed. I am not sure if they require the jab proof, but I would not be surprised ! The Episcopal church closed very long and masked up mandatory until about 3 months ago. Everyone jabbed but 2 families. Someone told me how afraid they were of these families ! I don't think any church at all stayed open. The catholic here was the last to close and the first to open. I stopped going during this period and will not attend again. God is out there with the birds, the flowers and the trees. Probably more genuine so, than with the fearsome 'believers'
True indeed. All the people sitting in churches but then running to the jab place (and god forbid, the churches that set up jab stands) are not godly. For myself God is in the woods, the wind, the trees. I no longer visit the churches because they all closed in fear for a sickness, or in fear for the government.
I saw Robert Jeffress and TD Jakes were out there hawking the jab. We are studying Jeremiah in my WBS is reading 22-23. 23 deals with leaders of the flock who lead then astray, destroy them, lead them astray. Special woe for them. God will attend to them. Gulp. What happens to those who harm the little ones and causes them to sin? Millstone to the neck and a swift kick to the bottom of the sea. I think mammon is their idol. Money and things.
The pastors recommending jabs thing is interesting and I think you have to judge their acts against the Bible. When the jabs first came out they were falsely portrayed as a modern wonder, and many pastors tend to be pretty naive and too trusting on things like this (IMO). Saying something like, "We don't want to lose any of you so please prayerfully consider if you should get the vaccine, I got one myself", seems misguided but fine to me.
Saying nothing would have been better, but these are fallible men after all. It was incorrect in hindsight but not unbiblical (again in my opinion). They thought they were doing the right thing because they have not yet grasped the corruption of the medical industry.
But turning the church into a vax dispensary with onsite injections is way over the top, and reminiscent of the money chambers in the temple. Telling people they were required to get the vax to "love others" is unbiblical heresy yet plenty of pastors did it. No surprise it's exactly what the world was saying and a lot of these pastors didn't want to be one of "those people" and went along with the crowd. This despite the fact the Bible tells us over and over to specifically be one of "those people" and reject worldliness.
Dr Jeffress was the pastor at First Baptist Wichita Falls when I first started going to church. I was really disappointed to hear him being pro jab. I’ve pretty much given up on “church” and instead attend a very small home church with fellow believers. It is more “real” than church in a fancy building ever was.
It is good to hear it put this way. And truly the Middle Ground vanishes like a desert mirage the closer on approaches the illusion. The corollary to 'there is no middle ground is' to be had in R. J. Rushdoony's stating this. That there is no such thing as cultural neutrality. As such, there is the way, the light, the truth. All else is death.
We are Reformed Christian as per the standards set in various confessions of faith as set down in the Reformation era. That is to say, my wife and I understand how broken, how fallen and how heretical the churches are today.
And oddly, we have to agree with Obama when he said famously that the United States was a post-Christian society. Here's a very recent example. A local coffee shop last Saturday hosted some kind of Drag Queen event inviting families to attend (including little ones). My wife says that on the coffee shop FaceBook pages, quite a few were admitting that they were witches, etc. Never would have happened in Geo. Washington's time or in any of the American Colonial Period.
When I tried to warn some church members about the jabs I was met with they're fine and if it's my time I'm ready to go. God's got me. With that rationale why should we stop murderers or punish them...
This is the mentality of the Fallen Church. It ignores the Dominion Mandate and stewardship responsibilities. It is an antinomial in character, turning a blind eye to God's Laws in all except lip service. And the whole expression of statement appears to come with the cache of being on spiritual autopilot with overtones of the relatively modern heresy, Two Kingdoms Theology. Put this way. If there is no application of God's Laws, then why study Scripture at all. And to those who say, Scripture is simply a personal guide. Well then, Mandates alone make a mockery of that idea.
I am betting that this church you speak of is a nominally Christian church. And I bet in this church is light on 'Fear of God is the beginning of wisdom.' As it was, it took us a good long learning curve of maybe six or more year, before we began to understand the difference between orthodox Christian teaching (Westminster Confession for example) and the watered down 'teaching' going on in most churches today.
This is not to say we did not like a lot people in some of the churches we attended. The people in our little country church were wonderful, nice to us. We still miss them. But we had to leave because we were not being fed, nourished and raise up in Christ.
It is utterly ridiculous that they have managed to divide us on absolutely everything. Right down to our core. OK...God has got you. Now, would you go jump off a bridge because you believe that? Or drive into downtown at night? I feel like that is just tempting God. "Hold my communion wafer and watch this!!"
Great post! Fearful idolatry is indeed what we’ve witnessed in the last 2+ years. Would also argue that if you “believe” in the ambiguous “Covid” and its ever-unproven origins — with nonsense like “Long Covid” and “engineered viruses” being further distractions that beg the question — then you’re committing a sin. To “believe” in anything besides God is to worship an idol, especially an undefined “disease” claimed to derive from an unproven “pathogen.” Both are constructs of the mind and thus pure fantasy.
And...Joyce Meyer always says that you pray once and believe. Period. To keep praying for the same thing over and over is unbelief, because you think the Lord didn't hear you in the first place. This is a great Stack on 2 Thessalonians...not JM. subject:https://walrusandcarpenter.substack.com/p/those-who-refuse-to-love-the-truth
Hmmm…..rather, we are to pray without ceasing. The Lord gave us the parable of the importunate widow . “And he spake a parable unto them to this end, that men ought always to pray, and not to faint…….” The Lord knows we are weak and must return to him again and again, much like a little child who needs his parents tender reassurance. This Joyce Meyer teaching leads to unnecessary suffering. Once and done? No, “come to Me all who are weary and heavy-laden and I will give you rest”. As many times as I sin and repent he forgives me, as many times as I implore his help, he hears. He knows our frailty and sympathizes with our weakness.
True! Also the parable of the woman whose prayers were answered because of her persistence. Didn’t take time to look up the verses but they’re there, and they’re another example of “prayer without ceasing “ and that often means bringing the same concern to God over and over. There is absolutely no sin in that.
Yes, but keeping it in our hearts with the initial request made is something I agree with. I am always praying, lifting myself up. I don't mean the once and done approach. That sounds yucky. It sounds as if we separate ourselves from Him at times. Yeah, no. But praying and leaving it in God's hands is something we all have to do, instead of asking Him again and again for the same thing. Sometimes, the specificity of a prayer is...well, maybe something He doesn't want for us. Like that Garth Brooks song. Unanswered Prayers. Ugh. I think of all the things I prayed for that I didn't get. Thank God.
Maybe Joyce Meyers meant that if you pray the sinners prayer (thus believing it), repent and go on endeavoring to live according to the will of God there is no need to keep asking for God to "save" you. If it is actually unbelief to pray a prayer of the sinner - I will leave that to God. Just sitting here thinking of it, I cannot see how God would reject remorse for sin and having a conversation with God asking for a bit of bolstering to one's faith. The only unforgivable sin is unbelief. It is certainly not an unforgivable sin to pray the sinner's prayer more than once IMO of course. Also there are lots of passages in the Bible where people pray repeatedly for the same thing and Christ encourages it. God wants us to come to Him. I pray a LOT for my sister who is not a Christian. I pray every which way that it is God's will that she will come to Christ. The answer may be no, but He wants to hear from us. It is not vain repetition. I pray for Jeff and all the people who have stood strong and will continue to. I think it is in accordance to His will.
I imagine what she said means to believe God is going to answer your prayers. Be secure in the knowledge that when you go to Him with a sincere heart and prayer, He hears you. Yes, pray without ceasing. About everything, because it all needs continual coverage. This world cannot have too much prayer. It has been so long since I heard that tidbit from her that I cannot remember the context.
God's hearing and answering are two separate things though. We must keep our prayers aligned with His will. Even unbelievers can go to God with prayers. And if they seek him with earnest they will find Him. They may not feel secure if they are new christians, but they should and could go to Him. I think God strengthens them. Believers are told we can go boldly to the throne (and should!). We know whether a prayer is according to His will if we read our Bible to get to know Him and his precepts better. It gives us confidence to pray boldly. Daniel even had the audacity to remind God of His promises! But young Christians they are still unsteady and unsure. God gives them lots of allowances (IMO) to talk to God about their salvation.
Thanks! ( is Joyce the one with golden toilet ? I can’t remember) I agree & also pray for protection and prayers of gratitude. I did pray for medical help for many years , repeatedly. God heard me & answered beyond my wildest dreams but it was a decade of much physical torment. Not healed but healing the last few years.
Golden toilet?? Wow. I do not know. To tell you the truth I have been thinking of that comment of her being a false teacher, or whatever. But, then I read that people will be blind to the Truth and also that there will be many false teachers among us. So, I try to listen to my heart and if it bears witness with what I am hearing. And, I have God's words to guide me. I am so glad that you are healing! God is too good for the likes of us, but he loves us anyway. Grace is the best. In my case if I focus upon the praying for help coping with something really terrible, it keeps the really terrible at the forefront of my mind (along with the Lord of course), but I am only human and if I let that terrible awful define my prayers, then I am totally limiting how I think God can work things out in my life. I am content to put the terrible awful in His hands and give me a break from dwelling on it all the time, which is what my tiny brain wants to do. But He has bigger plans for me. But, physical torment is something you can't escape with the power of your mind. Prayers for YOU. All the best.
Thanks so much! Today I’m praying for my friend and her granddaughter. The mom won’t let her see grand baby unjabbed & the infant got the c jab yesterday. It’s in His hands.
And stop judging me for living my life while you suffer from yet another infection or worry about the next one while continuing to hawk your stupid shot. The only thing I suffer from is a bad headache from banging my head against the wall...
I know! I wish that people had to quarantine after getting the clot shot just like if you get a nuclear stress test. I don’t want to be around any of those people.
Nor do I want to be around them until we better undertand about shedding. I'm wondering if it's a continuing thing with the vaccinated, or is it just a period of time after getting a booster. It's ironic that in the beginning, those who got vaccines with such religious fervor thought we the unvaccinated were the dangerous ones and they didn't want to be around us, but now it's the reverse.
administrator of a large US children’s hospital couldn’t wait to get the jab. Then get the second jab. Then get a booster jab. Then in June of this year got COVID, but “it would have been worse without the jabs”. Then took Paxlovid and rebounded a week later. But again, “it’s all good because I’m still protected”!! My husband and I are just gobsmacked that this man is somehow our offspring. Thinking about it makes my head hurt. Do I worry about his impending health issues? Nope. He’s a grown man. He made his decisions. The anger and belittling and chastising he showed toward us when we informed him we’d never get jabbed killed any of my deep concerns. He made his bed...
We can love our children without liking them. All COVID did was bring out the worst in him. And I’m a realist. We can birth them and raise them...but ultimately it’s their life and their choices.
I know I was out in the world in rebellion for a good decade before the grace of God turned me around. Once that happened, those values my parents instilled in me rose to the surface after long being suppressed. What you taught him is still there, pray for him for both his good and your own peace of mind.
I'm going through it now with an eighteen year old and it's becoming pretty clear to me he's going to have to learn some lessons the hard way (like I did). What's amazing is his fifteen year old brother is the greatest kid in the world (perhaps I'm biased). So it's not their environment (at least in our case), some kids are just really tough nuts to crack.
I have almost the exact situation with my two youngest at ages 16 and 19. That 19yo is tough and a nut (in a funny way) and a tough nut. :) Praying for God to draw her heart to His and for her to surrender.
So true. Our 38 yr old daughter derided me when I refused additional jabs after I had a bad reaction to the first (and detoxed). "You need to do the right thing, we're coming to visit (she and her 3x vaxxed hubby, June 2021) and I don't feel comfortable staying at the house with you because you aren't vaxed... Now get it done before we arrive! We're counting on you!" I told her that my decision was final, no way I would change my mind. I also reminded her that we were going to take the therapeutics if we got sick. She was clearly irritated and cut me off. I shrugged my shoulders and handed the phone to her father. They did come and visit without any caddy remarks, we had a reasonably good time. In August of they called to announce she's pregnant with twins and due in December. They waited until every possible test was done and the babies were deemed "perfect." We were thrilled, these will be our 2nd and 3rd grandchildren, both girls. They live 2k miles away and we see them at most, 1 time a year. After the short phone call I texted her, full of questions. She said they already had everything planned... "Before you buy them anything, send me photos so I can decide if I agree or not. No pinks or girlie stuff. The nursery theme is a Jungle. Colors are black, brown, tan, white, orange and green." I asked if she wanted us to send something specific, having no clue what it would be... Fast forward to her last comment..."you need to be saving your money to come meet the girls in late spring." Stunned, I asked why I wasn't invited to be there for their birth, and to help her. "There is no room (5 bedroom house) and we have to set boundaries! We want to be on a schedule and settled in before you come. 😒 No one whose not triple vaxxed can visit the babies." The new "normal" for our family. There is no changing her mind, she says it's a "necessary precaution." They let us know the babies will have their covid vax by June and we might have to wait until after that to visit if their doctor recommends it. We were offered the opportunity to donate to the doula fundraiser (10k). Never in my life did I see this coming. But then, I wasn't obeying the rules so I should have guessed she'd do this to us. Ugh. Heartbreaking, I will hand this over to the Lord. He fights my battles.
I am so sorry for the heartache your daughter is bringing upon you. Nothing you say or do will change her mind. Give it to God and focus on your life with your husband. Letting this fester within you will only cause illness and disease.
This scamdemic has deeply hurt so many families. Maybe your daughter will, in time, start seeing the truth and have a softening of heart.
Just know, you are not alone. There are a lot of parents who have had the same thing happen to them. {{Hugs}}
Yes, I try not to dwell on the fracture in our relationship this scamdemic has caused. We live 2400 miles apart, my husband and I have very busy, active lives. And in the end...God will be the ultimate judge. Not us.
At the beginning I told my 2 kids, in their 20s, that they are fools if they take these shots. That there will be fights over this. Both agreed they were never going to get the shots.
My ex husband vaccinated our 14 year old daughter last year against my explicit instructions not to!
I gave her the FLCCC protocol the same day of her second shot and she seemed to have escaped the side effects of the jab, but now I have to worry about her getting an autoimmune disorder or something else because of the damage. Oh, and she’s tested positive for Covid at least once since the shots! And I’ve never been positive but I have blood antibodies proven by lab testing and I’ve never been sick this whole time, thanks to prophylaxis and vitamins!
Wow! Quick thinking on your part doing the only thing left to you. What an a--hole your ex is. I get ex spouses having issues with each other but to drag the children in it like he did is terrible. Prayers for the continued safety and good health of your daughter. Lucky she has a vigilant mother to stand for her. ❤
Opposite situation here. Ex ran kids, against my wishes, to every vax appointment available. Now they’re all jab-brainwashed and drinking the “Karen Koolaid”. It’s all in God’s hands now. Love them all every day though just the same.
As do I for mine. Even more worried that they will inject this poison into my soon to be 9 month old grandchild. Discussion is off limits with threat of ostracism. It is insane.
I have four, soon to be five grands from the same son. They told me in 2014, that they were not going to be jabbing their kids. We thought they were crazy-so I did my first ever research into “vaccines”, and have been thankful every day since that those precious, healthy grands have such smart parents!
'They', the Illustrious Who Cannot Be Spoken Against, have turned our homes into the battle ground of All Against All. This is only one more example of the ways in which the Illustrious beyond criticism wage continuous Woke War against all of Mankind (and ultimately against their own House of Cards).
The Biblical Shorthand is this: what is not of God is of Satan, and an odious plague.
My daughter was 19 and on her own when vax came out. I worried she would be influenced by peers to take it. Fortunately, she worked with some Christian kids who didn't want it that first summer; they all got fired from being lifeguards for refusing. She ended up at a community college that had no mandates so didn't have to make a tough decision. I learned a lot about law and how to go to bat for her if the college did mandate, and prepared evidence for a claim against the county for firing her. That is when I found Covid & Coffee and have been following ever since.
Same here. But our married daughters did along with their hubby’s and I believe our oldest grandson ( 12 yrs) got it. Yes I worry about them all but my concerns etc are topics they don’t want to even hear.
Everyday I wake up and see the data and revealed lies I’m overjoyed because I didn’t drink the koolade.
Oh darn, another day without clots and myocarditis.
Same. There's something amazing and also sad about walking in freedom amongst so many in bondage to propaganda and fear.
Yes! At the very beginning of the Covid (before it became clear it was not as bad as being portrayed) our pastor taught a series of messages on trusting God, He was still our King, and that when people trust God they do not fear. Those messages had a profound impact on me as for the first time it made me realize living in fear is sinful. How I had missed that previously after decades of bible study makes me shake my head.
Either one trusts God or they don't, there is no middle ground. Whenever someone uses the word "terrifying", "frightening", or something similar when describing events, they are telling the world they don't trust God. When people make the vax (or masks or anything else) an idol, they are telling the world they don't trust God. The entire "trust science" movement is idolatry, on top of it's obvious irrational self-defeating contradictions. Science is a process, not an entity unto itself. There is nothing wrong with taking a medication after a careful risk/benefit analysis, but putting one's trust in a drug? Fearful idolatry.
The last three years have been quite the litmus test in separating the wheat from the chaff. It does make me wonder if that was God's intent all along.
Excellent points. For me, it is a daily spiritual and mental exercise to NOT fear. It takes a shifting of focus away from earth and all its temporal concerns, to the One who made and owns it all and who holds our every moment in the palm of His hand. I am so thankful for His peace.
As you say Janice…it is a daily exercise. It is easy to be strong in some areas, while weak in others. My prayer is often this verse:
“Immediately the father of the child cried out and said with tears, “Lord, I believe; help my unbelief!””
Mark 9:24 NKJV
That verse has always been my constant companion.
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Amen.
I decided around April or May of 2020 that I wasn’t going to fear Covid. Or, dying from Covid. I am a believer so why would I or why would anyone who trusts in God? I didn’t get the clot shot and seldom wore masks. If I had to wear a mask, my nose was exposed.
Come to find out, the projected deaths were from a terrible model and the real Covid deaths were inflated too. Total psyop operation. I now, as do many others, question everything the government tells us including 9/11. I just can’t figure out why/what the motive was for bringing down the towers. It’s an interesting rabbit hole to go down.
Same. I too remembered that God tells us not to fear. Decided I would be okay…but if I did become ill and die, then it was God’s will.
The motive was to turn us all into blind submissive sheep who would just sit back and willingly hand over our freedom in exchange for "safety." A roaring success. Along the same lines, people believe the jab was created for the virus. No, the virus was created to more easily distribute the jabs to the masses. Another roaring success.
In “dance” they call it the 2-step.
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That's exactly what happened with us. When my husband heard the lie that Hydroxychloroquine was dangerous, he got suspicious. Somehow, by the grace of God, we researched and found the "dissident" doctors and scientists. I decided that I would trust God as to whether I got covid, I couldn't control that. I could, however, control whether or not I was jabbed and potentially killed or injured, for no benefit! The more we learned, the more sure we were that we shouldn't get jabbed. "For me to live is Christ and to die is gain." It's a win win situation for Christ followers.
Phillipians 1:21
Possibly the 'patriot act'.
Have you heard of the gold and documents stored under Building 7. Did you know there were 3 buildings that came down?
I'm with you on not fearing and trusting God against a virus. We've clearly been manipulated as a society by all the experts and authoritarians.
I am not able to intellectually extend that skepticism to 9/11. I've looked at it all different ways and nothing makes sense other than jihadist terrorists. MAYBE the government knew and let it happen, but I don't really believe that either.
Be careful thinking everything ever was a psyop. Next you'll be doubting the moon landings and thinking the earth is flat.
And the pyramids and the Great Wall of China were built by labor unions.
World.
Trade.
Center.
All key words to continue the psyops agenda.
Read Christopher Broyles book. Solving 911.
Great read.
Even more fakery now discovered after his book was written.
I could have written you post!
I think remaining fearful is sinful. You are not trusting that God is in control. But fear should trigger (in a christian) our turning to God in prayer and the comfort of knowing that he has a plan, it will be done, His will - not ours and his will is good and perfect. We were not promised a life without worry, hardship and danger. In fact Christ tells us we will have to endure hardship for His sake and will eventually have to sell out cloak for a sword. When I feel anxious, I turn to the only one who was able to save me from eternal hell. I read what He has to say. That solves fear. To remain in fear is sinful
If you are a Christian, raise your hand if you have prayed something along the lines of "God, I do NOT understand your plan, but I trust it is just and perfect and that brings me comfort today. Thank you". I have prayed it innumerable times.
They thought separating us from our family in Christ would make us turn to them in faith. Fools.
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Agree 100%. We all have a burst of fear at some point, like when we almost have a traffic accident and somehow escape it. What's sinful is choosing to wallow in fear rather than trusting God.
I've been thinking about this topic a lot lately. The Bible condemns many of these negative emotional states (for lack of a better phrase) in no uncertain terms, fear, bitterness, envy, self-pity, etc. Clearly these are self-destructive habits so the condemnation makes sense. But these are also tools that people use to manipulate others. It does make me think God also condemns them to protect us from being lead astray as he knows wallowing in this state makes us vulnerable to deception.
Avoiding these emotional states aren't suggestions but biblical commands. It's like a doctor telling me that me I have a penicillin allergy and if I take it it will kill me. No problem, I won't take it. God is telling us the same thing, these behaviors will destroy us, I'm not allowed to wallow in my fear or self-pity (a form of bitterness) no matter how good it feels in the moment. It's just not an option.
I bet you have been thinking about it a lot over the past few years. I know I have! But we have God on our side! I always ask him to tuck me well under his wing.
A bit back I had a serious brush with death. But (and I don't say it boastfully, but in awe) I wasn't afraid. I knew God would decide when my time was up and until then I was bulletproof! : ) I never used to think (when I was a young Christian) of the 10 commandments or other admonishments as something to protect me from evil, but as I get older and have poured over my Bible it has become plain that every word is there in that book in some way to keep us in Him. Safe. Right now I am struggling with forgiving people I don't even know, but have done some terrible things. The struggle is real Jeff. I know we are to forgive (God forgives and forgets!). I have easily forgiven terrible things in the past, but now... struggle!
Remember that none of the things that we face here on earth can separate us from the love of God. They will try obviously! Haha Grrr,
Put on the armor of God, and do NOT fear!
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This is one of my favorite verses, especially for the times like this.
“It is better to take refuge in the LORD
Than to trust in man
It is better to take refuge in the LORD
Than to trust in princes”
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To paraphrase: I will fear no evil. My Lord God is with me.
Yes!!! I have been saying this from the beginning. Trust in God! He will take care of you. Jesus will shower you with his graces if you ask Him.
Absolutely!
Yep, God's got this!
I found myself getting anxiety attacks a few months ago, then realized I was fearful of vaxxident on the road. Driving defensively but praying before I go .
Here’s a prayer that will change your life. Surrender yourself to Jesus!
https://healingheartofjesus.com/2019/01/03/the-surrender-novena/
A few years ago I recommitted my life to Jesus. I had been doing new age junk, & had to repent.. was getting gang stalked for reporting a registered sex offender for grooming children and he walked, I got harassed. It was very scary. God protected me.
Praise be to God for His Grace and Mercy towards us.
Fear is THE biggest demon Christians face!! The older members at the Baptist church were scared to death. Next thing I know they're having a free vax clinic at church!!!🤦♀️
Fear of death is huge. For me too before Christian conversion and well into it. And I had wondered most of my life how the martyrs, those persecuted and facing lions in the arena, the persecution by kings and inquisitions, and so on ... how these souls managed to keep their courage. There is no pat answer. However and nonetheless, faith developed leads to a liberation of the self ... and yet only in obedience to God and His Scripture (law, proverbs and so on). Eventually one comes to know that one cannot serve two masters. And that walking about on one's knees mendaciously is not a very good option. In the end, obedience to tyrants is disobedience to God ... and right back to the two masters choice.
Matthew 6:24 King James Version. 24 No man can serve two masters: for either he will hate the one, and love the other; or else he will hold to the one, and despise the other. Ye cannot serve God and mammon.
Amen! I've been studying deliverance from demons and the spirit of fear is THE biggest demon there is!!!
You are exactly right. Jeff wrote a great piece about why Christian's didn't/shouldn't fear Covid. We know if we die we will be so much better off!
Many Christians don't think they're good enough to go to Heaven and thus the fear.
I have been studying deliverance ministry and the number one spirit (demon) is fear.
Satan and the cabal know exactly how to use that against us but we know perfect love casts out fear.
some did ! The baptist church where a former friend attends, is fully jabbed. I am not sure if they require the jab proof, but I would not be surprised ! The Episcopal church closed very long and masked up mandatory until about 3 months ago. Everyone jabbed but 2 families. Someone told me how afraid they were of these families ! I don't think any church at all stayed open. The catholic here was the last to close and the first to open. I stopped going during this period and will not attend again. God is out there with the birds, the flowers and the trees. Probably more genuine so, than with the fearsome 'believers'
True indeed. All the people sitting in churches but then running to the jab place (and god forbid, the churches that set up jab stands) are not godly. For myself God is in the woods, the wind, the trees. I no longer visit the churches because they all closed in fear for a sickness, or in fear for the government.
I saw Robert Jeffress and TD Jakes were out there hawking the jab. We are studying Jeremiah in my WBS is reading 22-23. 23 deals with leaders of the flock who lead then astray, destroy them, lead them astray. Special woe for them. God will attend to them. Gulp. What happens to those who harm the little ones and causes them to sin? Millstone to the neck and a swift kick to the bottom of the sea. I think mammon is their idol. Money and things.
The pastors recommending jabs thing is interesting and I think you have to judge their acts against the Bible. When the jabs first came out they were falsely portrayed as a modern wonder, and many pastors tend to be pretty naive and too trusting on things like this (IMO). Saying something like, "We don't want to lose any of you so please prayerfully consider if you should get the vaccine, I got one myself", seems misguided but fine to me.
Saying nothing would have been better, but these are fallible men after all. It was incorrect in hindsight but not unbiblical (again in my opinion). They thought they were doing the right thing because they have not yet grasped the corruption of the medical industry.
But turning the church into a vax dispensary with onsite injections is way over the top, and reminiscent of the money chambers in the temple. Telling people they were required to get the vax to "love others" is unbiblical heresy yet plenty of pastors did it. No surprise it's exactly what the world was saying and a lot of these pastors didn't want to be one of "those people" and went along with the crowd. This despite the fact the Bible tells us over and over to specifically be one of "those people" and reject worldliness.
I agree. In fact you gave me a few things to ponder which I greatly appreciate.
Gird your loins Jeff. I think the ride will continue to be bumpy. So Christ says. : )
Dr Jeffress was the pastor at First Baptist Wichita Falls when I first started going to church. I was really disappointed to hear him being pro jab. I’ve pretty much given up on “church” and instead attend a very small home church with fellow believers. It is more “real” than church in a fancy building ever was.
It is good to hear it put this way. And truly the Middle Ground vanishes like a desert mirage the closer on approaches the illusion. The corollary to 'there is no middle ground is' to be had in R. J. Rushdoony's stating this. That there is no such thing as cultural neutrality. As such, there is the way, the light, the truth. All else is death.
Rushdoony! Whoa! Haven’t heard that name in a long time. Are you a Reformed man perchance?
We are Reformed Christian as per the standards set in various confessions of faith as set down in the Reformation era. That is to say, my wife and I understand how broken, how fallen and how heretical the churches are today.
And oddly, we have to agree with Obama when he said famously that the United States was a post-Christian society. Here's a very recent example. A local coffee shop last Saturday hosted some kind of Drag Queen event inviting families to attend (including little ones). My wife says that on the coffee shop FaceBook pages, quite a few were admitting that they were witches, etc. Never would have happened in Geo. Washington's time or in any of the American Colonial Period.
When I tried to warn some church members about the jabs I was met with they're fine and if it's my time I'm ready to go. God's got me. With that rationale why should we stop murderers or punish them...
This is the mentality of the Fallen Church. It ignores the Dominion Mandate and stewardship responsibilities. It is an antinomial in character, turning a blind eye to God's Laws in all except lip service. And the whole expression of statement appears to come with the cache of being on spiritual autopilot with overtones of the relatively modern heresy, Two Kingdoms Theology. Put this way. If there is no application of God's Laws, then why study Scripture at all. And to those who say, Scripture is simply a personal guide. Well then, Mandates alone make a mockery of that idea.
I am betting that this church you speak of is a nominally Christian church. And I bet in this church is light on 'Fear of God is the beginning of wisdom.' As it was, it took us a good long learning curve of maybe six or more year, before we began to understand the difference between orthodox Christian teaching (Westminster Confession for example) and the watered down 'teaching' going on in most churches today.
This is not to say we did not like a lot people in some of the churches we attended. The people in our little country church were wonderful, nice to us. We still miss them. But we had to leave because we were not being fed, nourished and raise up in Christ.
It is utterly ridiculous that they have managed to divide us on absolutely everything. Right down to our core. OK...God has got you. Now, would you go jump off a bridge because you believe that? Or drive into downtown at night? I feel like that is just tempting God. "Hold my communion wafer and watch this!!"
Great post! Fearful idolatry is indeed what we’ve witnessed in the last 2+ years. Would also argue that if you “believe” in the ambiguous “Covid” and its ever-unproven origins — with nonsense like “Long Covid” and “engineered viruses” being further distractions that beg the question — then you’re committing a sin. To “believe” in anything besides God is to worship an idol, especially an undefined “disease” claimed to derive from an unproven “pathogen.” Both are constructs of the mind and thus pure fantasy.
2 Thessalonians 2: 9-11
And...Joyce Meyer always says that you pray once and believe. Period. To keep praying for the same thing over and over is unbelief, because you think the Lord didn't hear you in the first place. This is a great Stack on 2 Thessalonians...not JM. subject:https://walrusandcarpenter.substack.com/p/those-who-refuse-to-love-the-truth
Hmmm…..rather, we are to pray without ceasing. The Lord gave us the parable of the importunate widow . “And he spake a parable unto them to this end, that men ought always to pray, and not to faint…….” The Lord knows we are weak and must return to him again and again, much like a little child who needs his parents tender reassurance. This Joyce Meyer teaching leads to unnecessary suffering. Once and done? No, “come to Me all who are weary and heavy-laden and I will give you rest”. As many times as I sin and repent he forgives me, as many times as I implore his help, he hears. He knows our frailty and sympathizes with our weakness.
True! Also the parable of the woman whose prayers were answered because of her persistence. Didn’t take time to look up the verses but they’re there, and they’re another example of “prayer without ceasing “ and that often means bringing the same concern to God over and over. There is absolutely no sin in that.
Yes, but keeping it in our hearts with the initial request made is something I agree with. I am always praying, lifting myself up. I don't mean the once and done approach. That sounds yucky. It sounds as if we separate ourselves from Him at times. Yeah, no. But praying and leaving it in God's hands is something we all have to do, instead of asking Him again and again for the same thing. Sometimes, the specificity of a prayer is...well, maybe something He doesn't want for us. Like that Garth Brooks song. Unanswered Prayers. Ugh. I think of all the things I prayed for that I didn't get. Thank God.
Maybe Joyce Meyers meant that if you pray the sinners prayer (thus believing it), repent and go on endeavoring to live according to the will of God there is no need to keep asking for God to "save" you. If it is actually unbelief to pray a prayer of the sinner - I will leave that to God. Just sitting here thinking of it, I cannot see how God would reject remorse for sin and having a conversation with God asking for a bit of bolstering to one's faith. The only unforgivable sin is unbelief. It is certainly not an unforgivable sin to pray the sinner's prayer more than once IMO of course. Also there are lots of passages in the Bible where people pray repeatedly for the same thing and Christ encourages it. God wants us to come to Him. I pray a LOT for my sister who is not a Christian. I pray every which way that it is God's will that she will come to Christ. The answer may be no, but He wants to hear from us. It is not vain repetition. I pray for Jeff and all the people who have stood strong and will continue to. I think it is in accordance to His will.
Amen!
I imagine what she said means to believe God is going to answer your prayers. Be secure in the knowledge that when you go to Him with a sincere heart and prayer, He hears you. Yes, pray without ceasing. About everything, because it all needs continual coverage. This world cannot have too much prayer. It has been so long since I heard that tidbit from her that I cannot remember the context.
God's hearing and answering are two separate things though. We must keep our prayers aligned with His will. Even unbelievers can go to God with prayers. And if they seek him with earnest they will find Him. They may not feel secure if they are new christians, but they should and could go to Him. I think God strengthens them. Believers are told we can go boldly to the throne (and should!). We know whether a prayer is according to His will if we read our Bible to get to know Him and his precepts better. It gives us confidence to pray boldly. Daniel even had the audacity to remind God of His promises! But young Christians they are still unsteady and unsure. God gives them lots of allowances (IMO) to talk to God about their salvation.
Joyce Meyer is a false teacher.
Thanks! ( is Joyce the one with golden toilet ? I can’t remember) I agree & also pray for protection and prayers of gratitude. I did pray for medical help for many years , repeatedly. God heard me & answered beyond my wildest dreams but it was a decade of much physical torment. Not healed but healing the last few years.
Golden toilet?? Wow. I do not know. To tell you the truth I have been thinking of that comment of her being a false teacher, or whatever. But, then I read that people will be blind to the Truth and also that there will be many false teachers among us. So, I try to listen to my heart and if it bears witness with what I am hearing. And, I have God's words to guide me. I am so glad that you are healing! God is too good for the likes of us, but he loves us anyway. Grace is the best. In my case if I focus upon the praying for help coping with something really terrible, it keeps the really terrible at the forefront of my mind (along with the Lord of course), but I am only human and if I let that terrible awful define my prayers, then I am totally limiting how I think God can work things out in my life. I am content to put the terrible awful in His hands and give me a break from dwelling on it all the time, which is what my tiny brain wants to do. But He has bigger plans for me. But, physical torment is something you can't escape with the power of your mind. Prayers for YOU. All the best.
Thanks so much! Today I’m praying for my friend and her granddaughter. The mom won’t let her see grand baby unjabbed & the infant got the c jab yesterday. It’s in His hands.
Pretty much.
Go get as many boosters as you want. Swell up and take paxlovid. Just leave me out of your false religion and idolatry.
And stop judging me for living my life while you suffer from yet another infection or worry about the next one while continuing to hawk your stupid shot. The only thing I suffer from is a bad headache from banging my head against the wall...
False religion is right, Benjamin.
“They worshiped their idols, which became a snare to them.”
Psalm 106:3
I need more info on the shedding! It’s a real thing.
I know! I wish that people had to quarantine after getting the clot shot just like if you get a nuclear stress test. I don’t want to be around any of those people.
Nor do I want to be around them until we better undertand about shedding. I'm wondering if it's a continuing thing with the vaccinated, or is it just a period of time after getting a booster. It's ironic that in the beginning, those who got vaccines with such religious fervor thought we the unvaccinated were the dangerous ones and they didn't want to be around us, but now it's the reverse.
We can reinstate a mandate to keep vaccinated 6 feet away from the unvaccinated for shedding protection.
How about requiring an "unvaccinated" pass to get into events????
They’re everywhere! So this concern must follow our discussion thread of FAITH over fear.
Visit a homeopath there are remedies for the shedding spike proteins and other vax issues.
Just don’t get the shot.
That's a very good way to put it, Janice!
I never considered taking it. Not for one second.
https://markoshinskie8de.substack.com/p/the-vaxx-is-a-state-sponsored-religion
Our three adult kids took it, though. I worry about them every day.
My son, who is a hospital
administrator of a large US children’s hospital couldn’t wait to get the jab. Then get the second jab. Then get a booster jab. Then in June of this year got COVID, but “it would have been worse without the jabs”. Then took Paxlovid and rebounded a week later. But again, “it’s all good because I’m still protected”!! My husband and I are just gobsmacked that this man is somehow our offspring. Thinking about it makes my head hurt. Do I worry about his impending health issues? Nope. He’s a grown man. He made his decisions. The anger and belittling and chastising he showed toward us when we informed him we’d never get jabbed killed any of my deep concerns. He made his bed...
Wow! A tough-love mom! Glad to "meet" you. You are a unicorn!
I love how you dont blame yourself and you realize that he is a grown man. You dont helicopter him. Good for you!
We can love our children without liking them. All COVID did was bring out the worst in him. And I’m a realist. We can birth them and raise them...but ultimately it’s their life and their choices.
I know I was out in the world in rebellion for a good decade before the grace of God turned me around. Once that happened, those values my parents instilled in me rose to the surface after long being suppressed. What you taught him is still there, pray for him for both his good and your own peace of mind.
I'm going through it now with an eighteen year old and it's becoming pretty clear to me he's going to have to learn some lessons the hard way (like I did). What's amazing is his fifteen year old brother is the greatest kid in the world (perhaps I'm biased). So it's not their environment (at least in our case), some kids are just really tough nuts to crack.
I have almost the exact situation with my two youngest at ages 16 and 19. That 19yo is tough and a nut (in a funny way) and a tough nut. :) Praying for God to draw her heart to His and for her to surrender.
One of the hard truths of parenting, a vocation that is not for wimps.
So true. Our 38 yr old daughter derided me when I refused additional jabs after I had a bad reaction to the first (and detoxed). "You need to do the right thing, we're coming to visit (she and her 3x vaxxed hubby, June 2021) and I don't feel comfortable staying at the house with you because you aren't vaxed... Now get it done before we arrive! We're counting on you!" I told her that my decision was final, no way I would change my mind. I also reminded her that we were going to take the therapeutics if we got sick. She was clearly irritated and cut me off. I shrugged my shoulders and handed the phone to her father. They did come and visit without any caddy remarks, we had a reasonably good time. In August of they called to announce she's pregnant with twins and due in December. They waited until every possible test was done and the babies were deemed "perfect." We were thrilled, these will be our 2nd and 3rd grandchildren, both girls. They live 2k miles away and we see them at most, 1 time a year. After the short phone call I texted her, full of questions. She said they already had everything planned... "Before you buy them anything, send me photos so I can decide if I agree or not. No pinks or girlie stuff. The nursery theme is a Jungle. Colors are black, brown, tan, white, orange and green." I asked if she wanted us to send something specific, having no clue what it would be... Fast forward to her last comment..."you need to be saving your money to come meet the girls in late spring." Stunned, I asked why I wasn't invited to be there for their birth, and to help her. "There is no room (5 bedroom house) and we have to set boundaries! We want to be on a schedule and settled in before you come. 😒 No one whose not triple vaxxed can visit the babies." The new "normal" for our family. There is no changing her mind, she says it's a "necessary precaution." They let us know the babies will have their covid vax by June and we might have to wait until after that to visit if their doctor recommends it. We were offered the opportunity to donate to the doula fundraiser (10k). Never in my life did I see this coming. But then, I wasn't obeying the rules so I should have guessed she'd do this to us. Ugh. Heartbreaking, I will hand this over to the Lord. He fights my battles.
I am so sorry for the heartache your daughter is bringing upon you. Nothing you say or do will change her mind. Give it to God and focus on your life with your husband. Letting this fester within you will only cause illness and disease.
This scamdemic has deeply hurt so many families. Maybe your daughter will, in time, start seeing the truth and have a softening of heart.
Just know, you are not alone. There are a lot of parents who have had the same thing happen to them. {{Hugs}}
So true. We do our best while raising them but realize they are individuals to make their own errors or success.
Tough or no, I feel your heartbreak. I'm sorry!
Yes, I try not to dwell on the fracture in our relationship this scamdemic has caused. We live 2400 miles apart, my husband and I have very busy, active lives. And in the end...God will be the ultimate judge. Not us.
Listening to a radio show and they were talking about the provaxxers who now want "anti-vax admonishing amnesty". Pretty hard to do for most.
At the beginning I told my 2 kids, in their 20s, that they are fools if they take these shots. That there will be fights over this. Both agreed they were never going to get the shots.
Me too. Thank God they still listen to their mother. Their father was 100 pro vax.
My ex husband vaccinated our 14 year old daughter last year against my explicit instructions not to!
I gave her the FLCCC protocol the same day of her second shot and she seemed to have escaped the side effects of the jab, but now I have to worry about her getting an autoimmune disorder or something else because of the damage. Oh, and she’s tested positive for Covid at least once since the shots! And I’ve never been positive but I have blood antibodies proven by lab testing and I’ve never been sick this whole time, thanks to prophylaxis and vitamins!
Wow! Quick thinking on your part doing the only thing left to you. What an a--hole your ex is. I get ex spouses having issues with each other but to drag the children in it like he did is terrible. Prayers for the continued safety and good health of your daughter. Lucky she has a vigilant mother to stand for her. ❤
Opposite situation here. Ex ran kids, against my wishes, to every vax appointment available. Now they’re all jab-brainwashed and drinking the “Karen Koolaid”. It’s all in God’s hands now. Love them all every day though just the same.
I thank God every day for my husband. From the beginning we had the exact same opinion on this scamdemic. My home and family are my sanctuary. 💕
WOW!!! How loving, gentle, and Christ-like....
As do I for mine. Even more worried that they will inject this poison into my soon to be 9 month old grandchild. Discussion is off limits with threat of ostracism. It is insane.
I have four, soon to be five grands from the same son. They told me in 2014, that they were not going to be jabbing their kids. We thought they were crazy-so I did my first ever research into “vaccines”, and have been thankful every day since that those precious, healthy grands have such smart parents!
This is a good welcomed bit of sunshine, a family in harmony. It makes my day!
Same here.The current vaccine schedule is horrific also.But they do their"research".
And our doctor does his 'research'!
Was responding to Betsy. Wish mine did not love vaccines so much.
'They', the Illustrious Who Cannot Be Spoken Against, have turned our homes into the battle ground of All Against All. This is only one more example of the ways in which the Illustrious beyond criticism wage continuous Woke War against all of Mankind (and ultimately against their own House of Cards).
The Biblical Shorthand is this: what is not of God is of Satan, and an odious plague.
My daughter was 19 and on her own when vax came out. I worried she would be influenced by peers to take it. Fortunately, she worked with some Christian kids who didn't want it that first summer; they all got fired from being lifeguards for refusing. She ended up at a community college that had no mandates so didn't have to make a tough decision. I learned a lot about law and how to go to bat for her if the college did mandate, and prepared evidence for a claim against the county for firing her. That is when I found Covid & Coffee and have been following ever since.
Same here. But our married daughters did along with their hubby’s and I believe our oldest grandson ( 12 yrs) got it. Yes I worry about them all but my concerns etc are topics they don’t want to even hear.
Same here. Two of my four children (and their spouses) took the first clot shot. I worry about them also.
I am sorry to hear that. 😞
Ditto
There is not one person whom regrets not taking the jab. Vice-versa, not so much.