FATHER’S Promise: Part 22

In FATHER’S Master Plan, HE will not allow unholiness and compromise to be a part of The Kingdom of Heaven; instead, they will suffer HIS wrath!

This aspect of the last days has been watered down to a point of compromise.  How often do you hear any of the warnings specifically spoken by Jesus, from the pulpit?  We must not allow ourselves to become complacent and compromising in our walk but remain faithful to Our Heavenly Father in all areas of our walk.

The Beloved Disciple faithfully recorded by The Holy Spirit in Revelation chapter 14:

12 This is a call for the endurance and faithfulness of the Holy believers—those who follow God’s commands and cling to the faith of Jesus.

The above verse describes a Holy believer, also known as one included in the remnant.

Last-days contrast: faithful remnant

Scripture says some will not compromise thus there are two groups in last days: Compromising believers and the faithful remnant.  Last-days compromise is knowing Truth but blending it with the world to stay comfortable.

Paul wrote by The Holy Spirit in 2nd Timothy chapter 3:

1 But know this, that in the last days perilous times will come:

2 People will be self-centered lovers of themselves and obsessed with money. They will boast of great things as they strut around in their arrogant pride and mock all that is right. They will ignore their own families. They will be ungrateful and ungodly.

3 They will become addicted to hateful and malicious slander. Slaves to their desires, they will be ferocious, belligerent haters of what is good and right.

4 With brutal treachery, they will act without restraint, bigoted and wrapped in clouds of their conceit. They will find their delight in the pleasures of this world more than the pleasures of the Loving God.

5 They may pretend to have a respect for God, but in reality they want nothing to do with God’s power. Stay away from people like these!

6 For they are the ones who worm their way into the hearts of vulnerable women, spending the night with those who are captured by their lusts and steeped in sin.

7 They are always learning but never discover the revelation-knowledge of Truth.

Let’s look at this culture of compromise:

1. Denies God’s power but keeps religion.  The Bible warns about churches that look spiritual but reject Supernatural power.

This includes:

no expectation of healing

miracles dismissed

faith replaced with explanation

prayer without expectancy

2. Explains away healing instead of believing.  A compromising church often says:

healing passed away

God doesn’t heal today

miracles were only for apostles

sickness is always God’s will

But the Bible shows healing as part of the Gospel.

3. More comfortable with sickness than faith.  Instead of encouraging faith:

they discourage bold prayer

they warn against “too much faith”

they normalize defeat

they remove healing teaching

This is compromise with unbelief.

4. No teaching on faith for healing.  The New Testament church taught healing openly:

pray for the sick

lay hands on the sick

expect recovery

A compromising church often avoids:

healing sermons

prayer for the sick

testimonies

anointing with oil

5. Tradition replaces Scripture.  Jesus Christ warned about this:

“You make the Word of God of no effect through your tradition.” — Mark 7:13

Compromise happens when:

tradition says healing stopped

experience overrides Scripture

theology limits God

6. Fear of being labeled extreme.  Compromising churches often avoid healing teaching because:

fear of criticism

fear of controversy

desire to appear intellectual

desire to fit culture

This leads to lukewarm belief.

Contrast: New Testament church: The early church expected healing:

Acts 3 — lame man healed

Acts 5 — many healed

Acts 8 — miracles in Samaria

Acts 14 — cripple healed

Healing wasn’t rare — it was normal.

Simple summary, a compromising church:

believes in God

but not fully in His power

prays, but doesn’t expect healing

teaches faith, but limits miracles

This is not my opinion; the Word of GOD expresses this reality in the last days.

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