Without a doubt, we can conclude that it is very grievous to God to watch His sheep be led astray in this financial depression by “shepherds” who want to build empires — at the expense of the sheep. Jesus did not hang out with the Pharisees, did He? The Pharisees were the religious leaders of the day whom he called hypocrites. Can it be any different today?

There are several reasons it is dangerous for church leaders to be “taxing” their members to build buildings during a depression. Let me explain. The New World Order is targeting the middle class to destroy them. If churches take what little money the middle class have left to construct new facades, even for the Lord’s work, will the church be able to help people when the upcoming famine is upon us?

Second, as the New World Order takes over, the last place I would want to be is in a church building. Would there be a more obvious place to be found? We are headed into days when the church of Jesus Christ will be hated. Read Matthew 24.

In my opinion, it is a moral travesty to tax the saints right now for buildings. Churches should be advising their congregations to store grain with any extra money they have and to acquire precious metals. If you don’t trust me, just watch the news. Even secular economists are telling people to buy precious metals.

Why does the church of Jesus Christ have to be so naïve? It has to be, in order to fulfill its role in the deception that, if possible, would deceive the very elect. Again, read Matthew 24.

A Bank of America personal account rep told me Friday that his church had sold “junk bonds” to raise money for its new building. Now, the church has to cut budget items because they can’t pay the mortgage. This is going to be the norm for building programs in churches across America.

If your church is sponsoring “bond” sales to finance a building program – run!
And in upcoming posts I will be explaining very clearly what steps to take to protect yourselves in the days ahead.