Jeremiah Davis, a proclaimer of present truth from the Bible, Spirit of Prophecy, and current events, speaks on the 3rd Angel's Message and the importance of knowing the signs surrounding Christ's Second Coming.  Living with Jesus Christ truly is Heaven, this is an event you won't want to miss for the world.  As you watch, you'll find out more about how to be ready and what signs to look for as this excitingly sober event approaches.  Jesus is coming, sooner than when we first believed.  Are you ready?

Fidelidad en Tiempo de Crisis

Pastor David Gates urges America to wake up and go where God has called us to be.  As you listen, ask God which mission field is the center of His will for your life.

Pastor David Gates preaches a series centered on events surrounding the end of time at a church in Miami, Florida.

"How Will It End?"  Find out what David has to say in this sermon series.

Dear family in Christ,

This latest sermon will probably be of deep interest to you as it deals with impending events soon to affect us.  Some of you might have read an email of mine that has been circulated during the last week regarding the parallels between our day and the seven fat and seven lean years in the life of Joseph.  That email was not intended for general circulation, but was written specifically for our missionaries on the front lines.  I should have known that such an email would quickly find its way across the world.  I have even received communication from other denominations.  There is obviously a sincere desire on the part of many Christians to trust God more and get ready for the crisis soon to burst upon us with “blinding speed.”

We had another sad (though common) story that happened  yesterday. A very sick baby (2 1/2 year old) arrived at the clinic in kamantian the day before yesterday and they called us for heli assistance. We flew her immediately to the hospital and she was diagnosed with severe pneumonia, severe dehydration, and severe malnutrition (no doubt Malaria as well). She looked so pitiful with her limp but flailing body and heaving chest. I prayed with them before I left, fearing she may not make it 'til morning. She died that night in the hospital ;( We flew the baby and family back into the mountains yesterday to bury their dead and grieve.

Hello all,
Just a quick note to let you share in our joy of God's goodness. He has provided a new vehicle for our Luzon project already! We cannot be more thankful for God's perfect timing.

I stared at the officer in disbelief.
“What?”
“We’re seizing your bus!” the officer repeated  “We have orders from the Supreme Court of Guyana to seize this bus and take it down to the courthouse” the officer told me as he hopped in the front seat, and unlocked the sliding door so two other marshals could get in.

At first I didn’t believe him.  Surely this was a huge mistake, or even worse still a scam.  Guyana is infamous for both, and I was not going to fall for their ploy.  It was late Wednesday morning.  I had driven down to the Guyoil Gas Station on Sheriff Street to pick up fill up our six gas jugs for the airplane.   David Gates, our director, was only a block and a half away, finishing up a conversation with some missionaries, and in a few minutes we would rendezvous and drive out to the airport together.

At times during our lives certain events happen which leave us scratching our head and wondering whether Romans 8:28 is valid, or whether it has expired.

A month ago our family drove 5 hours to Seattle Washington with every intent to board the airplane that would take us to New York, and then on to Guyana.  But after standing in an unbelievably long line, we encountered complications with the baby's paper ticket.  We tried to reason with the agent, and even offered to pay for an extra ticket so we wouldn't miss our flight.  But to no avail... 

Almost in tears we walked back to the car, and retraced the long journey home.  How come this happened?

In a society where too often cash is considered to be "king", I find it very refreshing to finds a few pockets of people who resist this notion, and are willing to freely give of their time and talents.

Two such individuals that I have very high regard for is Mike and Larry at Northwest Air Tech in Kelso, Washington.

Mike and Larry are both licensed airplane mechanics.  They've been working hard to prepare the Cessna 182 to fly back down to Guyana, South America.  Balancing commercial customers and volunteer work can be kind of tricky at times when bills begin to stack up, but that is exactly what these guys are doing.