I received a text this afternoon from Bill Posey, my ministry partner at Answers For the Paranormal. He informed me that Stephen J. Sedensky, states attorney general for Connecticut, had released his final report on the events of December the 14th, 2013 in the small village of Sandy Hook. Mr. Sedensky had released his initial report in the spring of this year, and had stated that he would have his final report by the end of June, then by the end of summer..in the fall sometime, well, now we finally have it (although the school itself had already been demolished). Bill has emailed the entire report to me, and now a couple hours later I have yet to even begin reading it. I will before I go to sleep tonight. As soon as I received Bills text I knew I had to get on this computer, but I wanted to do so without having anything in my mind that Mr. Sedensky had released (however, Bill has been texting me some of the content of the report). Having spent hour after hour in research, been part of 3 Blog Radio broadcasts about Sandy Hook, and having multiple three ring binders filled with all sorts of information, I certainly would not say that a blog now without having read the final report would be kneejerk. I just feel that I need to say something before my mind is filled with Sedenskys "details."
I want this blog to be succinct. Those of you who have listened to our Blog Radio broadcasts regarding Sandy Hook are probably aware that 12-14-12 has had a profound impact on my life. No news event of my lifetime has affected me in the way Sandy Hook has. What was reported to have occurred on that day last year, and the aftermath, is why I have been so affected. I will not detail in this blog why I do not believe what the world has been told happened that day (but if you want to know why, listen to our Blog Radio broadcasts).
I want to issue a warning, a warning to all those who have accused me and Bill, and countless others, of being cold-hearted in not believing the official story. I want to issue a warning to the news media, print and television, who have failed miserably in any attempt at true journalistic investigative work. I want to issue a warning to all those law enforcement officials whose salaries are paid by the public, and who are legally and morally responsible to uncover the truth. All of you who refuse to consider the unanswered questions and the inconsistencies, the conflicting testimonies of alleged witnesses, the lack of physical evidence, the bizarre behavior of the parents and public officials, the unmitigated absurd actions of rescue personnel, all of you who agreed that the school building should be torn down before the states attorney released his final report (I could go on for a while here)...all of you who are so damn lazy and who so irresponsibly hurl the "conspiracy nut" label on anyone who dare engage his or her brain and challenge the official reports. The warning is this. If you know the truth regarding the events of that day and are suppressing it, you will be exposed as a liar, a deceiver, and a murderer. I don't know how long it will take, but you will be found out. And for those of you who have buried your heads in the sand and believed everything you have been spoon fed about Sandy Hook, your shame will be unimaginable.
It all comes down to this; regardless of who you are, do you value the truth above all else? If you are an official related to the Sandy Hook investigation, do you care more for the truth than you do for holding onto your job, or even your life? If you have witnessed this whole saga from the outside as most of us have, do you value the truth above all else so that you are driven to research the matter rather than simply gobbling down what entertainers disguised as news personalities like Anderson Cooper and Katie Couric have presented?
Well, I may be wasting my time here pleading for the truth. Its so much easier when events like Sandy Hook occur to just shake your head at such things and lament with the masses, "Isn't that just horrible?" (and then a few months later, "Hey, did you hear about the bombing in Boston?")
One more thing. Mr. Sedenskys report can only truly be final if it contains the truth, and having been immersed in the details of 12-14-12 in Sandy Hook for nearly 12 months now, highly unlikely considering that the truth is the loneliest outpost in Newtown Connecticut.
Monday, November 25, 2013
Thursday, November 7, 2013
Comfort in This Life?
Change of Plans...
I had set out to write concerning the current state of political correctness (the word "current" indicating that "correctness" is ever changing), but at the outset of this blog I noticed that my oldest daughter was on Skype. I could not pass up the opportunity to communicate with her, since it is not often that I am able to. She started by wishing for me a belated happy birthday, to which I responded, "Birthdays are irrelevant when you understand that we are all eternal beings." Well, that got the ball rolling. My daughter has never been one to shy away from conversation that has the potential to go beyond the mundane. Eventually we got around to her concern for me; she is well aware of the Christian paranormal ministry I am involved in with my dear brother in Christ, Bill Posey. I indicated to her that I am ready to leave this world, as Paul the apostle stated, ready to depart this world and be with the Lord. Her response was understandable as a daughter, and predictable. She asked, "So you want to die?" No, really, I don't want to die. I wanted her to understand that there is an immense difference in wanting to die....and being ready to die.
We have a contemporary conundrum in Christianity today....at least...as I see it. Christians appear to me to be very comfortable in this life. Now, I should make it clear at this point that I am referring to mainly American Christians. I cannot speak to the condition of our brothers and sisters around the world. Paul, at the end of his life, indicated in his second letter to Timothy that there was waiting for him (Paul), "the crown of righteousness, which the Lord, the righteous judge, will award to me on that day - and not only to me, but also to all who have longed for his appearing." (2 Tim 4: 6-8)
I just cant mince words anymore. The American "church" is a fat whore. She has compromised herself to the world (and ultimately to the devil) in exchange for all the comforts this life has to offer. There are "pastors" drawing salaries that assure a very comfortable lifestyle. There are church buildings that could grace the covers of magazines. There are compromises that have been made with federal and state governments that cede ultimate authority, not rightfully to Jesus Christ, who by the shedding of His precious blood bought and paid for her, but to rules and regulations set down by civil authorities (and don't play dumb mr pastor and mr elder, you know what I am referring to).
With all of these comforts in mind, and the fact that they will never be challenged by the "leaders" in their congregations to not only hear the Word...BUT TO OBEY IT..I don't believe Christians in this country reflect what Paul was referring to...a body of believers who are longing for His return. You have to be suffering to want something different. What are American Christians suffering, exactly? Why should they truly desire the return of Jesus Christ when there is no challenge to their profession of faith? To me, it appears like they have all the comforts of home. And that....is an unmitigated tragedy.
My daughter suggested that I should take a break from "all this paranormal stuff" and "focusing on evil." I told her essentially that Christianity has been on a long coffee break. The institutional church is so introverted and inward focused that it ought to implode. There are so few who venture out from church building walls to bring the gospel of Jesus Christ into the darkness of the paranormal realm.
Jesus Christ never promised His disciples comfort in this life, rather tribulation. The question for the believer is this; is your personal salvation all that Christ came to accomplish? This makes you a believer. You are saved, and that is wonderful beyond words. But Christ did not save us to rest IN THIS LIFE. There is the time of rest Paul spoke of to Timothy. Until then, disciples of Jesus Christ are FOLLOWERS of Him. Following means obeying Him. Jesus said in John 14:15, "If you love me, you will obey what I command." I tell you, the last thing I am looking for in this life is comfort.
At this point in her life, my daughter just doesn't understand that.
I had set out to write concerning the current state of political correctness (the word "current" indicating that "correctness" is ever changing), but at the outset of this blog I noticed that my oldest daughter was on Skype. I could not pass up the opportunity to communicate with her, since it is not often that I am able to. She started by wishing for me a belated happy birthday, to which I responded, "Birthdays are irrelevant when you understand that we are all eternal beings." Well, that got the ball rolling. My daughter has never been one to shy away from conversation that has the potential to go beyond the mundane. Eventually we got around to her concern for me; she is well aware of the Christian paranormal ministry I am involved in with my dear brother in Christ, Bill Posey. I indicated to her that I am ready to leave this world, as Paul the apostle stated, ready to depart this world and be with the Lord. Her response was understandable as a daughter, and predictable. She asked, "So you want to die?" No, really, I don't want to die. I wanted her to understand that there is an immense difference in wanting to die....and being ready to die.
We have a contemporary conundrum in Christianity today....at least...as I see it. Christians appear to me to be very comfortable in this life. Now, I should make it clear at this point that I am referring to mainly American Christians. I cannot speak to the condition of our brothers and sisters around the world. Paul, at the end of his life, indicated in his second letter to Timothy that there was waiting for him (Paul), "the crown of righteousness, which the Lord, the righteous judge, will award to me on that day - and not only to me, but also to all who have longed for his appearing." (2 Tim 4: 6-8)
I just cant mince words anymore. The American "church" is a fat whore. She has compromised herself to the world (and ultimately to the devil) in exchange for all the comforts this life has to offer. There are "pastors" drawing salaries that assure a very comfortable lifestyle. There are church buildings that could grace the covers of magazines. There are compromises that have been made with federal and state governments that cede ultimate authority, not rightfully to Jesus Christ, who by the shedding of His precious blood bought and paid for her, but to rules and regulations set down by civil authorities (and don't play dumb mr pastor and mr elder, you know what I am referring to).
With all of these comforts in mind, and the fact that they will never be challenged by the "leaders" in their congregations to not only hear the Word...BUT TO OBEY IT..I don't believe Christians in this country reflect what Paul was referring to...a body of believers who are longing for His return. You have to be suffering to want something different. What are American Christians suffering, exactly? Why should they truly desire the return of Jesus Christ when there is no challenge to their profession of faith? To me, it appears like they have all the comforts of home. And that....is an unmitigated tragedy.
My daughter suggested that I should take a break from "all this paranormal stuff" and "focusing on evil." I told her essentially that Christianity has been on a long coffee break. The institutional church is so introverted and inward focused that it ought to implode. There are so few who venture out from church building walls to bring the gospel of Jesus Christ into the darkness of the paranormal realm.
Jesus Christ never promised His disciples comfort in this life, rather tribulation. The question for the believer is this; is your personal salvation all that Christ came to accomplish? This makes you a believer. You are saved, and that is wonderful beyond words. But Christ did not save us to rest IN THIS LIFE. There is the time of rest Paul spoke of to Timothy. Until then, disciples of Jesus Christ are FOLLOWERS of Him. Following means obeying Him. Jesus said in John 14:15, "If you love me, you will obey what I command." I tell you, the last thing I am looking for in this life is comfort.
At this point in her life, my daughter just doesn't understand that.
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