I Thought You Said You Love Me: Who are You Really Worshiping?

Lisa Muller Munoz

I Thought You Said You Love Me: Who are You Really Worshiping?
Format
Paperback
Publisher
Godzchild Incorporated
Published
21 July 2020
Pages
136
ISBN
9781942705611

I Thought You Said You Love Me: Who are You Really Worshiping?

Lisa Muller Munoz

God is saying to His people, I thought you said you love me. If you do, then why are you agreeing with ending the lives of My children? Since 1973 over 60 million lives have been terminated before they even left their mothers’ wombs. The Lord’s heart hurts and He cries over this and the hardness of man’s heart. He says to us, If you love me you will obey my commandments, but abortion is the enemy’s ploy- we should be speaking out against it, not agreeing with it. We are supposed to be a voice for the voiceless, yet too many who say they love the Lord remain silent.This book reveals the wrong thinking of man and the twisted plot of the enemy that too many proclaimed Christians are believing regarding abortion. Father God is long suffering with us and hopes that we open our spiritual eyes to see the child sacrifice that abortion really is and that we stop. He is waiting for us to repent and turn back to Him. The very gift of life is something we should always value and be grateful for, but man’s heart grows colder and colder.This book is likened to the trumpet call of Ezekiel. God loves us and He wants us to be with Him one day in eternity. That day is coming soon. We must stop killing His children and calling it a choice and a right. He is sad and mad, but hopeful we will allow Him to change our hearts.

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