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 Girls make a million excuses to avoid being with the guy who isn't the one they're interested in at that moment.  They keep a bunch of sausages on the backburner most times.  This one girl who I liked said her tonsils were out and she couldn't make it after 3 months of love emojis and this kind of thing. Then it was something else. She said she was in a dating relationship. Only, there was no evidence on IG. Women change their minds all the time and they don't like to be forced to meet someone.  Maybe they just like talking to you on the DM's for an ego boost. One thing's for sure though; If you try to force them to meet they back out quicker than an alleyway cat before a pile of exploding excrement.

Jacob Prasch Shadows of the beast outline




In I Thessalonians 5:3, the Apostle Paul exhorts Christians to "pray without ceasing." Pastor Jacob Prasch asks: "How is this possible?"

Prasch believes that – partly at least – it is possible to pray without ceasing because, as dark and evil as this world may be, we are never without the presence and protection of God.

This is a theme that is echoed throughout Prasch's teaching, which is aptly summarized in the title of one of his books: "Shadows of the Beast."

In it, Prasch lays out a biblical case for the idea that – though the Bible clearly foretells an era of great darkness and evil in the last days – we are not left powerless in the face of it.

Rather, we have been given all the spiritual weapons we need to stand against the devil and his schemes.

Drawing on both Old and New Testament scriptures, Prasch paints a picture of a world where – though the darkness will grow ever more intense – the light of Christ will also shine ever brighter.

In the end, it is this light that will overcome the darkness, and those who are faithful to Christ will be vindicated and rewarded.

 a small aspect

of what is to come

The article stresses the importance of being aware of the upcoming End Times and being prepared for what is to come. It outlines only a small aspect of what is to come and is a reminder for Christians to be vigilant.

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