Excerpt from this article:
"CNN said more than 60 tornadoes had been reported throughout the region as of 5:10 p.m. Sunday, citing the National Weather Service. 'The whole neighborhood’s gone. The
wall of my fireplace is all that is left of my house,' said Michael
Perdun, speaking by cellphone from the hard-hit town of Washington,
where he said his neighborhood was wiped out in a matter of seconds."
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I don't believe in global warming (see my latest post: It's Not Just Winter, It's A New Ice Age). But I do believe in climate change, or at least that there appears to be an increase in storms and earthquakes and such. I don't think this is related to how many cars are on the road, but rather it is just one more sign that the Bible is true and that our Lord Jesus is coming back soon (See Matthew 24 and Joel 2:28-32).
The Philippians were just hit by one of the strongest typhoons in recorded history, and now the Midwestern states in America have been hit by a reported 60 tornadoes.
As men sow in this seed time, they will reap in that harvest
Pastor Charles Spurgeon once said: "Life is seed time. Of all men it may be said, 'They have sown.' Prudent men put the question, 'What will the harvest be?'" (Source) And Ralph Venning wrote in the 1600s: "As men Sown in this seed time they will reap in that harvest." (Source)
Recommended sermons:
Amos 3 (1978), by Rev. Cornelis Pronk
