And the Angels Came

And the Angels Came

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The Reapers Are the Angels

The reapers are the angels. Can you imagine the awesomeness of it all? This isn’t some science-fiction movie, beloved, this is a true story. The angelic host will be not only participants, but key figures in the second coming of Christ. They will be present at the rapture, presen ...  Show more

The Angel Said, “Fear Not!”

We live in a world where there is good cause to fear. Drive-by shootings, murders, rapes, senseless killings, senseless abuse. But fear is the absence of faith. Without faith it is impossible to please God. So God’s word to us it this: “Fear not”. This earth is headed for the gra ...  Show more

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