The warning siren is heard across this world.

KMBC Family and Friends,
Let us realize that we are living in the last of the last days. It’s as plain as it can be. The warning siren is heard across this world.
Satan is the god of this world system . He is in rebellion against his Creator. Our Education system, government, media, politics, are ran by Satan. It’s all coming unglued.
This world system is in rebellion against God’s authority and it is passing away. Remember that God said it would be like this! It has to happen! The sewage of the flesh (the self-centered life) is continually spewing out of the hearts of men. God’s people are different.
We are not worried about the so-called climate change. What we are concerned about are the souls of men who have never been born of God. We are called to preach the Gospel of the Good News. We are essential to our Lord and so are others upon us.
Are you born again? Here are 9 Vital Signs from the Book of I John that give Airtight Assurance of salvation. A saved person will exhibit all of the 9 vital signs in their life, not one or two, or a few. All will be present in varying degrees if one has eternal life.

  1. Vital Sign #1 – You have communion with Christ (I John 1:1-4).
  2. Vital Sign #2 – You are dealing with sin by grieving over it and confessing it (I John 1:5-2:22).
  3. Vital Sign #3 – You are committed to obey God’s Word ( I John 2:3-6).
  4. Vital Sign # 4 – You love other believers and have compassion for them
    ( I John 2:7-11; 3:14-18; 4: 7-21).
  5. Vital Sign # 5 – You have a change of affections. You no longer love the world but love the world to
    come. You love God, others, church, the Word of God (I John 2:12-17).
  6. Vital Sign #6 – You comprehend the truth in God’s Word (I John 2:18-27; 4:1-6).
  7. Vital Sign #7 – You are conforming to the image of Christlikeness (I John 2:28-3:10).
  8. Vital Sign #8 – You are in conflict with the lifestyle of the world (I John 3:11-13).
  9. Vital Sign #9 – You pray and have confidence in prayer ( I John 3:19-24; 5:14-15).
    Tell your family that this is what a Christian is. There are many who are religious but lost. Many are deceived. Matthew 7:21: “Not everyone who says to Me, ‘Lord, Lord,’ shall enter the kingdom of God, but he who does the will of My Father in Heaven.”
    Church is more essential more than ever. As the days grow darker God’s people shine brighter. Jesus, the Bright and Morning Star, will appear at the darkest period to rapture His people out of this world. Are you ready? Are your children? Your family? Your neighbors? Your coworkers?
    If you need further instruction, please know I’m available!
    I love you with the love of the Lord,
    Pastor Don

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