Church? Hell No
Trump and Divine Appointments
Ordained minister, Dr. Dennis Hall, expresses outrage at the mocking of former president Donald Trump’s professed Christianity. He began the podcast by pointing out that people’s lives are changed regularly by divine appointments. These God-ordained meetings produce life-changing experiences that profoundly affect the people involved in the strength of their faith. The experience of Paul and Silas in jail is discussed. What began as a hopeless night in prison for Paul and Silas became a divine appointment that led to the transformation of the jailer and his entire household. The story of Philip and the Ethiopian in Acts: 26-40 is an amazing stand-out story of a divine appointment. It resulted in a conversion experience of the Ethiopian who is described as a missionary to his people by historians. Dr. Hall points out that every time we find ourselves in the vicinity of a stranger, we should be open to the chance that this is a sacred event and that it is not just some serendipitous accident. The podcast concludes with the warning that we should be ready and excited that God may at any time or place bring us into a position, however briefly with a person that may have a profound impact on our life in their life. Can also be seen on YouTube at: https://youtu.be/-mjTPH7KmWw
Ordained minister, Dr. Dennis Hall, expresses outrage at the mocking of former president Donald Trump’s professed Christianity. He began the podcast by pointing out that people’s lives are changed regularly by divine appointments. These God-ordained meetings produce life-changing experiences that profoundly affect the people involved in the strength of their faith. The experience of Paul and Silas in jail is discussed. What began as a hopeless night in prison for Paul and Silas became a divine appointment that led to the transformation of the jailer and his entire household. The story of Philip and the Ethiopian in Acts: 26-40 is an amazing stand-out story of a divine appointment. It resulted in a conversion experience of the Ethiopian who is described as a missionary to his people by historians. Dr. Hall points out that every time we find ourselves in the vicinity of a stranger, we should be open to the chance that this is a sacred event and that it is not just some serendipitous accident. The podcast concludes with the warning that we should be ready and excited that God may at any time or place bring us into a position, however briefly with a person that may have a profound impact on our life in their life. Can also be seen on YouTube at: https://youtu.be/-mjTPH7KmWw