We Have Forgotten God.

We are currently living in a society that has forgotten God. I grew up and still believe in the natural law, which is the natural order of the moral and physical universe. Included in the natural laws are the laws of motion and gravity. I am not saying there is a certain way to behave and not, but there are natural consequences to all actions, some call this the law of Karma. But bigger than the law of Karma is the law of cause and effect or moral and natural consequentialism laws. For example, if you have a disease and fail to take your medicine you could very well die. If mankind continues to act or behave in a certain way, they will die Spiritually now and in the next life. The problem is man has forgotten God.

Mankind has chosen to worship nature and it's self which leaves little room for anything else. I am not mad about this, it just seems incredibly futile to live your life as if there were no Heaven or Hell or God. The book of Romans says that mankind supresses the truth, and the bibles teaches that mankind has a choice to reject God. It's in our nature the evidence of God as humans, and the evidence of God is in the creation of our universe, I'm not stepping on your toes by telling you that God exists, and that the church has forgotten this.

When we get all our needs met we have a choice, serve ourselves or to serve God. When we are blessed financially we should honour the poor and God with our wealth. I really don't think the church is so rich, that in their wealth they have put God aside, I think it is a sign of our times that Jesus Christ is mocked by the masses, and the church doesn't have the backbone (people who really believe in God) to stand up to this attack of the purpose of the church's existence. People are playing God, and they are playing religion, and we all will be held accountable for this. I grew up in a world where I was always attached to God and the holy spirit.

It has been through sin (ignorance) that the peoples have turned their backs on the of the God of the Bible, and have decided that they are going to continue worshipping an idol (their selves). Voices are being silenced, because Satan wants God removed from this world. People are living in darkness, and they are loving it, because they don't want to become accountable to God. The nations have literally forgotten God. Psalm 9:17 NIV The wicked go down to the realm of the dead, all the nations that forget God.
Yes, people are afraid to worship God, don't ask me why I have no idea. This is Mike.

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