The Departure: God's Next Catastrophic Intervention Into Earth's History by James Terry & Missler Chuck & Hile Michael & Chambers Joseph & Horn Thomas & Hahn Wilfred & Baker Todd & Fletcher Jim & Franklin Alan

Author:James, Terry & Missler, Chuck & Hile, Michael & Chambers, Joseph & Horn, Thomas & Hahn, Wilfred & Baker, Todd & Fletcher, Jim & Franklin, Alan [James, Terry]
Language: eng
Format: epub
Publisher: Defender Publishing LLC
Published: 2010-10-21T00:00:00+00:00

On July 5, the Washington Times online reported that Pastor Rick Warren told his Islamic audience, the Islamic Society of North America (ISNA), that he envisions “a coalition of faith.” Whether Pastor Warren knows this or not, this is just another term for the coming one-world religion outlined in Revelation 13. It is further outlined in Revelation 17. I have not taken on the issue of Rick Warren all that often, but after reading what the Washington Times has to say about his message to a group of spiritually lost Muslims, I feel I must address this in an open letter to the man many say is the most influential pastor in America and some would say the world.

Pastor Warren, you pleaded with eight thousand Muslim listeners on Saturday, July 4, to work together to solve the world’s greatest problems by cooperating in a series of interfaith projects. You said, “Muslims and Christians can work together for the common good without compromising my convictions or your convictions.” Pastor Warren, you needed to compromise the convictions of the Muslims in attendance. To just say that “My deepest faith is in Jesus Christ” was not enough to a thoroughly lost crowd. The hour is too late to withhold a gospel message without which they will face a Christless eternity, and you will be held accountable. The “world's greatest problems” will always be with us and the Bible says so in Matthew 26:11. Sin is at the root of them. I have to conclude you are more interested in ecumenical unity and solving AIDS, poverty, and other social issues.