The next four years are probably the most critical years in my economic lifetime. My parents were able to ride the wave of postwar prosperity and enjoy relative stable rates and a stable economy throughout their later years. 5 to 7% interest on their retirement allowed them to live a moderate and simple lifestyle without much worry. I am thankful for that. There now appears to be an abrupt end to that relatively stable economy in sight. One presidential candidate will probably cause an economic collapse in six to nine months whereas the other will attempt to postpone one until the 2016 time frame. Either way the time is now for those of us who are called to become mature Sons to set aside every weight that so easily besets us.<\/p>\n
On Tuesday the people will select their perceived future. Hurricane Sandy (defender of mankind) has impacted the campaigns substantially. How will the people view the two candidates in light of the recent disaster? Since I believe that Our Heavenly Father\u2019s plan will be carried out either way, I believe each candidate can take us to the final destiny even though their paths appear to be different. There is so much social change occurring right now that the polls really have no clue. In the recent Lindsay Williams\u2019 interview, he believes the globalists want Mitt Romney to take the helm. This would speed up their attempt to move us to a one world currency after the US Dollar\u2019s collapse. He contends that Obama double-crossed the \u201cElite\u201d and they are going to make him a one-term President. Either way, my focus will be on the intimacy of my relationship with Our Heavenly Father, looking to Jesus Christ as my example, and the Most Holy Spirit to draw me into the Holy of Holies on a daily basis. Being led by the Holy Spirit and being one with THE FATHER and THE SON will take me through any economic crisis that mankind can throw at me. Our fruitfulness is what will nourish the earth in the coming times of economic upheaval.<\/p>\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":"
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