For the first time in 80 years, the number of Americans with dedicated church attendance has fallen below 50%. According to a Gallup poll released Monday, only 47% of those polled confirmed that they are members of a religious body. This is quite a decline from previous years of polling, which saw the number hover around the 70% mark for several decades. Unsurprisingly, the downward trend began around the dawn of the new century.
In the Christian church, it's a lot worse than that. In recent years, many churches have turned their backs on the Lord, preaching homosexuality and other sins. They are no longer Christian no matter what they call themselves. For accurate numbers you need to subtract the members of non-Christian churches. The Bible tells of a great falling away from the Word as the end days approach. Is this it?
They've been saying that for 2k year. Every generation claims they live in the end days.
That's true. However, the Bible lists numerous things that must happen in the end days and we're seeing more of them in recent years than has every happened before.
Whether we are actually in end days or not yet... does it really matter?
Would you be more gooder today if the world was ending tomorrow... or the same good and moral man you should be every day?
Does God reward ass-kissers?
If you are not actively engaging EVERY enemy you encounter... you are allowing another to fight for you... and that is cowardice... plain and simple.
