On Tuesday, I will publish what is perhaps the most powerful Blind Faith Live to date. Episode 39 will feature so many of God’s breadcrumbs that help us, even those with the tiniest levels of faith, find the truth in Christ.
Included in the podcast will be the latest scientific evidence on the Shroud of Turin, believed by many to be the burial cloth of Jesus Christ. You will be totally captivated by Shroud expert, David Onysko, as he chronicles the nail wounds, crown of thorns, spear wound, and the un-duplicable sign of the resurrection that is imprinted on this one-of-a-kind burial cloth.

The greatest story never told will also be highlighted…the miracle of the Holy Fire. This is a supernatural event that will occur again, as it always does, Easter morning at the tomb of Christ.
Good Friday is also the release day of the movie, “Heaven Is For Real,” the true story of a little boy who spent a few minutes in heaven, only to return with the most dazzling information about Jesus Christ, God the Father, the Holy Spirit, Blessed Mother Mary, deceased relatives, Satan, and confirmation of passages in the Bible.

Dr. Issam Nemeh, the physician of unshakable faith, will tie all of this together with his inspired commentary on what happened at the exact moment of Christ’s death, as well as what happened to Lucifer at that very same moment.

Plus, we will show you three pictures of Jesus depicting exactly what He looks like.

God’s breadcrumbs are everywhere! He is making it so easy for us to follow the trail to Paradise.

See you at Episode 39!

God bless.

Frankly,
Philip

By Hollywood standards, ‘Noah’ is just too boring a plot. Wicked world, everybody should die (except one guy and his family), build a boat, flood the world, drain, family and critters start again. The end. Roll credits.

The original story cost $87 in lumber and a few visits to Home Genesis Depot. If you’re going to spend $130 million and get Russell Crowe to be in the movie, you have to improve the plot. The director obviously felt that there needed to be an adversary at every turn. Let’s not only have people fight to get on the boat as the rains come, but hey, how about if someone actually does get on board? How about we throw in some fallen Angels that are made out of boulders? And what if we make Noah a little cuckoo at the end?

Fact is, I liked the movie. Interesting story. Not the real thing, but a nice story. They made the conscious decision to leave potentially hundreds of millions of dollars on the table by NOT playing to the Bible crowd. Financially dumb.

How’s Your Boat?

If God asked you to build a boat, would you? God asks all of us to build a boat. Noah’s message from God may have been a bit more grand than most of our messages from God, but it boils down to that, it was just a message. First, you have to hear the message. You have to be open, still, and waiting. Always alert and listening. We all get pushes to do things. Some are from God, and some are from us. Which one’s which? Which ones do you act on? That takes practice. Noah was apparently practiced enough, that in the words of the movie Jaws, “You’re going to need a bigger boat”, seemed doable. It takes practice to listen.

That’s where ‘signs’ come in handy. Even Noah in the movie got his signs. A few raindrops here and there that immediately popped up flowers, etc. The signs will help you make sure you are on the right track.

If I Had a Hammer…

Then, the critical part…to act. Without acting, the message that God has singled out for you specifically, means nothing. It’s called following the Holy Spirit. When we are doing so, the feeling of peace and joy is irrefutable. The task may be immense. But somehow, as each piece is revealed in the order in which we need to hear it, it’s doable. God knows who we are and what we can handle at any given time. He’s a rather experienced Director. He’ll yell “Cut!” until we catch up. He waits, he pushes, he’s on our side and he wants us to get it right. It serves Him.

Good luck with your movie!

God bless.
Frankly,
Philip