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Children in the Rapture

By Vernon Gray - grayworxx@gmail.com What will happen to children who have not reached the age of accountability at the Rapture? Introduction As a pastor in the past I was responsible for a young couple that had recently joined our Church. They had been attending for about six months when early one wintery Sunday morning I got a call from the father who was almost incoherent saying that something terrible had happened and that I must come over immediately. I hurried over to their home to find a scene that haunts me to this day. They had been asleep in their bedroom and their two toddlers were up and about early playing as kids do. The man was in the habit of sleeping with a handgun next to his pillow. He vaguely remembered the children being in the bedroom but they often amused themselves till mommy and daddy woke up and attended to them. Suddenly, from their bathroom-on-suite the Sunday morning was shattered by a gunshot going off in their bedroom. Th...

The End of the Age of Grace Is at Hand

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By Carl Worline I am not a prophet. In-fact, I do not even have the gift of prophecy. Instead, I am a Christian who reads the news each day, including the prophetic news websites and I consider myself a “watcher on the wall.”  As such, I feel the need to sound the alarm.  The signs in the world today all point to the end of the Age of Grace and to the imminent arrival of the Rapture. We are, quite literally, in the very last moments of the opportunity that mankind has to find salvation through repentance of sin and faith in Jesus as the Savior of the world. At this moment eternal life in heaven with Jesus is a free gift. Very soon now that will change. Salvation will still be attainable, but at a very high price. The vast majority of people seem to feel exceptionally uncomfortable when I mention the word “Rapture.”  Perhaps this is because date setters, such as Harold Camping, have all been wrong in the past and have lost all of their credibility. I tend t...