Rick Renner

I did,

because I said, and this is controversial, but let it be, I love and honor everyone from Rick Renner to N.T. Wright, because they both bring a different side of the eschatological end times puzzle.

But here's the problem.

So many people look at, you had the Jesus People movement, and then there was an emphasis on end times.

I'm going to delve into something that I think is very interesting.

The other day on the program, we had a gentleman on named Rick Renner.

And there's a scripture that Rick and I were talking about at breakfast, and it says this, as it was in the days of Noah, so shall it also be at the time of the coming of the Son of Man.

There's also a scripture that one of the gospel writers Added to this in a statement that Jesus made as it was in the days of lot So shall it also be at the time of the coming of the Son of man? The return of the Lord Jesus Christ to the earth is simply compared to two previous ancient time frames the days prior to the flood of Noah recorded in Genesis chapter 6 and 7 and the fiery destruction of four of the five cities of the plain, as they were called.

Who do you think you are? What are you thinking about consistently? And to me, if I'm thinking about the cares and I'm overloaded and I'm heavy with the cares, I have become too thoughtful, too concerned, too aware.

I actually read this in Rick Renner's description of this word.

He said it's to give painful or meticulous attention to something.

Have you ever noticed yourself looping worried thoughts? Sometimes you just have to stop the loop and the cycle.