God has good promises for your servants 8

Luis Alberto Alves Some think of imitating the bad example of the prodigal son, who left home to see the world and was forced to eat swill given to the pigs, so as not to die of hunger. He bet on the false glow offered by the darkness and broke his face. The devil doesn't feel sorry for anyone. There are evangelicals, in this 21st century, who go so far as to say that God needs to modernize, to join the wave of this rotten world. It needs to revoke commandments and renounce principles to make the Gospel lighter in the eyes of these people. Since they no longer accept to obey Christ. They want the promises, as described by Jeremiah in chapter 29, but without paying any price. All without sacrifice. Immersed in a life full of error and the mud of sin. As if God were silly and forced to accept our wishes. Luís Alberto Alves is a pastor