Church? Hell No
The U.S. and the Fear of God
Ordained minister, Dr. Dennis Hall, reacts to the mobile abortion clinic that was provided outside the Democratic National Convention, providing free abortions. He points out how it represents the depth of evil in our society. Dr. Hall identifies a number of other evils prevailing in our society and suggests that if these things persist that God owes Sodom and Gomorrah an apology. The things that are contributing to our toxic society are reviewed with Dr. Hall pointing out that when a person acts violently, horribly, or insanely they are viewed as someone needing help. But when the entire society needs help the insane behaviors become normalized. Dr. Hall discusses the role of God as judge and lawgiver and the role of the wrath of God. Time is spent explaining the true meaning of the phrase, “fear of God” in the Bible. Dr. Hall explains how the Hebrew biblical term, “fear of God” should be interpreted as a sense of deep respect, awe, and reverence for the covenants that God has reached with his people. Believers should not be afraid of God because his wrath is reserved for those who have turned their backs against Him. Can also be heard on all podcast search engines and seen on YouTube at:
https://youtu.be/ThIh7cr8DOk
Ordained minister, Dr. Dennis Hall, reacts to the mobile abortion clinic that was provided outside the Democratic National Convention, providing free abortions. He points out how it represents the depth of evil in our society. Dr. Hall identifies a number of other evils prevailing in our society and suggests that if these things persist that God owes Sodom and Gomorrah an apology. The things that are contributing to our toxic society are reviewed with Dr. Hall pointing out that when a person acts violently, horribly, or insanely they are viewed as someone needing help. But when the entire society needs help the insane behaviors become normalized. Dr. Hall discusses the role of God as judge and lawgiver and the role of the wrath of God. Time is spent explaining the true meaning of the phrase, “fear of God” in the Bible. Dr. Hall explains how the Hebrew biblical term, “fear of God” should be interpreted as a sense of deep respect, awe, and reverence for the covenants that God has reached with his people. Believers should not be afraid of God because his wrath is reserved for those who have turned their backs against Him. Can also be heard on all podcast search engines and seen on YouTube at:
https://youtu.be/ThIh7cr8DOk