PASTOR JOHN COLLINS, EVANGELIST: The gift of Jesus.
We are not alone, and we have never been alone, writes
Pastor John Collins
of
Love That Cross Ministries
and
Pastor John Collins Ministries.
God
is with us.
Jesus Christ is with
us.
When you look at the birth of a
child that wasn’t expected to survive, and that child not only survives, but
survives healthily, that is a miracle, and that is the work of
God.
Someone is unexplainably cured of a disease
that would be a
death
sentence otherwise, that is a work of God.
When a person cries out in desperation, at
the end of their proverbial rope, with nothing left inside them to give, yet
instead of giving up, instead of becoming an addict or a victim, they stand
strong and continue forward in faith which is strength in knowing
Jesus.
“We are bombarded with temptations and are weak. It is easy
to be swayed by what you can see, hear, touch, taste and smell. We are
creatures that love our pleasures. We are sometimes easily impressed. We are
sometimes easily intimidated. We are sometimes easily blinded to the truth….
Sometimes we forget that there is more to life than what we can see and what we
seek to control. We need to stop in our tracks and remember the Lord.” Pastor
John Collins, February 2018.
Pastor
John Collins often speaks of
Jesus being
everything we need.
Pastor John Collins
goes on to say that the challenge for most of us is to come to the realization
that we cannot do everything, and we cannot do it alone.
Pastor
John Collins will be the first one to tell you he wasn’t always a
Christian,
that he was so far from the
Cross
that he needed binoculars to see it, but now
Pastor John Collins
is so close, he gets splinters in his hands.
What does that mean?
To come to
the realization that you cannot do it alone is the way to finding
Jesus.
We cannot handle everything alone.
We aren’t meant to, preaches
Pastor
John Collins.
Pastor John Collins writes:
“Thus says the Lord: ‘Heaven is My throne, And earth is My
footstool. Where is the house that you will build Me? And where is the place of
My rest? For all those things My hand has made, And all those things exist,’ Says
the Lord. ‘But on this one will I look: On him who is poor and of a contrite
spirit, And who trembles at My word.’” Isaiah 66:1-2 (NKJV).
He who is poor is he who is humble. He who is contrite is he
who knows that he is not without sin. He who trembles is he who is in awe of
God.
We are in need of our Savior. We are bombarded with
temptations and are weak. It is easy to be swayed by what you can see, hear,
touch, taste and smell. We are creatures that love our pleasures. We are
sometimes easily impressed. We are sometimes easily intimidated. We are
sometimes easily blinded to the truth.
We are in need of Jesus. We are in need of God. We are not
alone and have never been alone. Sometimes we forget that this world is bigger
than our realities. Sometimes we forget that there is more to life than what we
can see and what we seek to control. We need to stop in our tracks and remember
the Lord.
We are in need of our Savior. We have been given life
everlasting by God in the form and sacrifice of His Son. We need to become
humble people who are grateful for the gift. We need to become contrite people
who know that we cannot save ourselves. We need to become people who know what
is acceptable and good to God and know what we should be seeking forgiveness
for. We need to acknowledge our natures and come to the Cross.
Faith is not futile. Faith is not useless. God is not absent
nor is He uncaring. God is not imaginary. God is here in your hearts. God is
wanting to be your God and to give you the gift of Jesus. God has provided a
way for you and for me.
Do not ignore the call of God in your life. Do not let your
days pass you by without the love of our Savior. Be proactive in your beliefs
and trust that submission to God will indeed save your soul.
“Blessed is the man who trusts in the Lord, And whose hope
is the Lord. For he shall be like a tree planted by the waters, And will not
fear when heat comes; But its leaf will be green, And will not be anxious in
the year of drought, Nor will cease from yielding fruit.” Jeremiah 17:7-8 (NKJV).
Love That Cross, Pastor John Collins
Pastor
John Collins is a dynamic and enthusiastic
evangelist.
Awarded Evangelist of the Year from many regions
across the globe,
Pastor
John Collins brings a passion to preaching the word of God and the
salvation of
Jesus
Christ that hasn’t been seen for many decades.
Often, those in the pulpit today are
preaching wrong doctrine, looking at the dollar signs rather than the
salvation
of souls.
Pastor
John Collins not only calls those people out by name, but he also
stands on the
Gospel
as it was taught over 2000 years ago.
Those principles have been twisted by snake-oil style “prophets” and
so-called preachers, says
Pastor
John Collins, so that now the
Gospel
is need of redemption from those who use it to serve their own purposes and use
God for their own
personal gain, instead of bringing the word of
God to people in
terms of
salvation.
Pastor
John Collins preaches from the heart.
His no nonsense style, as he says, “grabs you
by the britches”, in old time revival-style preaching.
Pastor John Collins
is not going to preach and tell you what you want to hear, Pastor John Collins
is going to preach and tell you what you need to hear to get yourself right
with
God,
to find your way to the foot of the Cross, to seek the salvation of our Lord
and Savior
Jesus
Christ.
To
Pastor John Collins,
it is a matter of eternal life or eternal death, and the choice is ours to
make.
It takes giving up our pride and
recognizing that
God
is real,
Jesus
is real, and we cannot get through this world alone, without the help of a
loving and just
God.
Speaking from the heart,
Pastor John Collins
can be heard Sundays at 10:00 a.m. mountain time on Heaven’s Country Radio at
www.heavenscountry.com. Daily
devotionals and thoughts by Pastor John Collins can be read on
Facebook and
Twitter.
Pastor John Collins
brings an enthusiasm to the pulpit that is matched by no one.
“I get a little loud” says
Pastor John Collins,
and he gives a presentation of what the Bible represents: Pastor John Collins
will “tell it, teach it as 2000 years ago.”
Pastor John Collins loves God.
As
Pastor Collins puts it, the Bible is beautiful and everyone needs what it
says.
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Pastor John Collins can personally be reached for ministry, prayer,
guest preaching and revival at
jc65777@yahoo.com.
Pastor John Collins is in it to win it for
God!