Some people are involved in violence. A few want the violence for personal, profitable, or political reasons. Others are part of the violence for pay, to loot, enjoy villainy, or want unmerited fame; while others are just going along. Violence is usually the product of hate, crime, or emotionally-driven unrest. Who is leading the way for violence? It is a favorite tactic of the devil to destroy both those guilty of participating in violence and the innocent who fear the results of violence. Who can stop the violence?
Some people are lonely or depressed. For some, depression can come from actual circumstances, things going on around them, words wrongfully spoken, or deceptive thoughts and personal perceptions. Why has depression increased? What can be done to help overcome the depression? Others have no one to talk with, while another may have people they can turn to but do not feel they can do so. Then loneliness creeps into their lives. often soon followed by depression. When will the lonesomeness end?
As a Christian, what are you doing about the people you know are headed for hell? When you see wrong, are you retaliating and screaming back physically or are you fighting spiritually? Are you telling people about Jesus and leading them in the prayer of salvation. As a Church body, how is your group helping to: alleviate the pain of others, lead people to Christ, stop crime in your neighborhood, and fight falsehoods and the increasing evil in society? Is your church bringing in sinners in to be saved from hell? Or does it allow the sins to stay just to fill a seat or is it too quickly jumping on a social or worldly fads to mollify the ungodly? Pray through Christ for Godly direction to lead more away from hell and toward heaven.
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