What are you expecting?. Honestly!

Submitted by Harvey (New Zealand), Sep 12, 2022 at 18:43

As a Christian, my hopes for the world seem forlorn. .Wherever I look, the world has changed. Christianity is in a minority .I am a New Zealander . Our country was founded on Christian' principles' one could say. The Maoris signed a peace Treaty but they do not honour it, but they use it to gain power and money. Not all, but that is the prevailing effect. Politicians use it to gain votes - for power. Generations have passed and Christianity is not regarded as of any real significance. Paying lip service to something you don't believe in does not 'cut it' so they have given way to the pressures of the 'real world' where anything goes. It is a similar pattern in Australia, our nearest neighbour. It is the same throughout the English speaking nations. We have a Socialist Prime Minister. America has Biden! All the other countries have similar difficulties . The 'leadership' dictates the country's internal affairs and represents its foreign image. 'Christianity?'
Charles always appeared a bit of a buffoon to me . Now he is the head of the Commonwealth. His behaviour is certainly not Christian. He has no principles. He did as he pleased, despite the restraining influence of 'Mummy'. Do we really expect him to change? He is clearly of the NWO persuasion.
The Commonwealth had definite advantages but what does it now represent? Him?
The signs of the times suggest that we do not have much longer to endure, but we must pray for the King and all those over us,as we are told to do in the Bible. Our opinions may not count but our God is still and always supreme.

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