Comments on: ‘Why Labor Won the Federal Election On a Swing And A Prayer’ http://catchthefire.com.au/blog/2008/03/20/why-labor-won-the-federal-election-on-a-swing-and-a-prayer/ To reach people from all walks of life into the Kingdom of God through prayer and action Wed, 7 Jan 2009 04:55:46 +0000 http://wordpress.org/?v=2.5 By: Donna http://catchthefire.com.au/blog/2008/03/20/why-labor-won-the-federal-election-on-a-swing-and-a-prayer/#comment-94340 Donna Thu, 03 Apr 2008 01:27:34 +0000 http://catchthefire.com.au/blog/2008/03/20/why-labor-won-the-federal-election-on-a-swing-and-a-prayer/#comment-94340 Dear Danny and Everyone Why Labor Won the Federal Election.!! I feel in my heart most of Danny election comments were fine, A lot of my friends had discerned the same thing. Hang in there Danny G-d will vindicate you. Don't listen to them(negative)comments just listen to G-d.(I know you Know this) Australians need discernment whats really going on. G-d Bless Donna Dear Danny and Everyone

Why Labor Won the Federal Election.!!

I feel in my heart most of Danny election comments were fine, A lot of my friends had discerned the same thing. Hang in there Danny G-d will vindicate you. Don’t listen to them(negative)comments just listen to G-d.(I know you Know this)

Australians need discernment whats really going on.

G-d Bless Donna

]]> By: Stan http://catchthefire.com.au/blog/2008/03/20/why-labor-won-the-federal-election-on-a-swing-and-a-prayer/#comment-93032 Stan Fri, 28 Mar 2008 03:29:38 +0000 http://catchthefire.com.au/blog/2008/03/20/why-labor-won-the-federal-election-on-a-swing-and-a-prayer/#comment-93032 Persecution! I'll definetly count it all joy as some of the more religious christians get off their blessed assurance and stand up for good old classic biblical values. I don't agree with Kevin Rudd, but whatever the devil meant for evil God can turn to good provided we know who we are and the authority we carry especially when the church starts working together. I think it was Bob Jones who said if you get 37 people in a place and come against something, it's going to be brought down (interview on prophetic.tv). I don't know about that, but think of the possibilities of when the church arises in unity like the glorious bride it is and stands for 'Your will be done on earth as it is in heaven'. hah! stan-out Persecution!
I’ll definetly count it all joy as some of the more religious christians get off their blessed assurance and stand up for good old classic biblical values.
I don’t agree with Kevin Rudd, but whatever the devil meant for evil God can turn to good provided we know who we are and the authority we carry especially when the church starts working together.
I think it was Bob Jones who said if you get 37 people in a place and come against something, it’s going to be brought down (interview on prophetic.tv).
I don’t know about that, but think of the possibilities of when the church arises in unity like the glorious bride it is and stands for ‘Your will be done on earth as it is in heaven’.

hah! stan-out

]]> By: David http://catchthefire.com.au/blog/2008/03/20/why-labor-won-the-federal-election-on-a-swing-and-a-prayer/#comment-92453 David Tue, 25 Mar 2008 21:58:18 +0000 http://catchthefire.com.au/blog/2008/03/20/why-labor-won-the-federal-election-on-a-swing-and-a-prayer/#comment-92453 Thank God One of you finally recognises Kevin Rudd as a good man. I, for one am excited about the Godly choices he appears to be making. It is possible that spiritually insiteful Christians can vote for the ALP in good Godly conscience, I think I'm one of them. It's possible that I, and the others who voted similarly are wrong, but I suspect that it is equally possible that you in the Christian Right have got it wrong. I suppose time will tell. Where I really struggle is that you assume a monopoly on the truth and instruct others from that position, which most reasonable people would see as an abuse of your position. Again, I guess time will tell. I would strongly suggest that you try harder to work with the ALP rather than create the raw animosity and polarisation that appears to be the case so far. We, as Christians should be the ones to lead the way in these forms of finding a way together. You're still in my prayers, God Bless, David Thank God One of you finally recognises Kevin Rudd as a good man. I, for one am excited about the Godly choices he appears to be making.
It is possible that spiritually insiteful Christians can vote for the ALP in good Godly conscience, I think I’m one of them. It’s possible that I, and the others who voted similarly are wrong, but I suspect that it is equally possible that you in the Christian Right have got it wrong. I suppose time will tell.
Where I really struggle is that you assume a monopoly on the truth and instruct others from that position, which most reasonable people would see as an abuse of your position. Again, I guess time will tell.
I would strongly suggest that you try harder to work with the ALP rather than create the raw animosity and polarisation that appears to be the case so far. We, as Christians should be the ones to lead the way in these forms of finding a way together.

You’re still in my prayers, God Bless, David

]]> By: Lin http://catchthefire.com.au/blog/2008/03/20/why-labor-won-the-federal-election-on-a-swing-and-a-prayer/#comment-92452 Lin Tue, 25 Mar 2008 21:56:23 +0000 http://catchthefire.com.au/blog/2008/03/20/why-labor-won-the-federal-election-on-a-swing-and-a-prayer/#comment-92452 I am personally very angry that so many "Christians" were duped into voting for Labor and Rudd. Rudd is not a Christian - when publicly asked if he believed Jesus was the Son of God, he said "well everyone knows I go to church...." WRONG ANSWER. Believing Jesus is the Son of God doesn't make one a Christian but no true Christian can believe otherwise. Rudd courted the Christian vote because he knew it was pivotal to his election success and so many fell for it and for the lies of the Labor media machine. I fear they will have blood on their hands - Christians are supposed to be discerning in all things even voting. How can any Christian vote for a party with fiercely anti-Christian policies just because their leader pretends to be a Christian? Rudd is going to be up on corruption charges ( from his QLD public service days) very soon - all kept quiet by the compliant media during the election - he will have to step down and the marxist socialist and anti-christian Julia Gillard will be PM. Will those same dupes thank God for Kevin Rudd then? Lin I am personally very angry that so many “Christians” were duped into voting for Labor and Rudd. Rudd is not a Christian - when publicly asked if he believed Jesus was the Son of God, he said “well everyone knows I go to church….” WRONG ANSWER. Believing Jesus is the Son of God doesn’t make one a Christian but no true Christian can believe otherwise. Rudd courted the Christian vote because he knew it was pivotal to his election success and so many fell for it and for the lies of the Labor media machine. I fear they will have blood on their hands - Christians are supposed to be discerning in all things even voting. How can any Christian vote for a party with fiercely anti-Christian policies just because their leader pretends to be a Christian? Rudd is going to be up on corruption charges ( from his QLD public service days) very soon - all kept quiet by the compliant media during the election - he will have to step down and the marxist socialist and anti-christian Julia Gillard will be PM. Will those same dupes thank God for Kevin Rudd then?

Lin

]]> By: Lorne http://catchthefire.com.au/blog/2008/03/20/why-labor-won-the-federal-election-on-a-swing-and-a-prayer/#comment-90960 Lorne Sat, 22 Mar 2008 01:18:02 +0000 http://catchthefire.com.au/blog/2008/03/20/why-labor-won-the-federal-election-on-a-swing-and-a-prayer/#comment-90960 I think the classic signs of disunity were there when John Howard and Kevin Rudd spoke at Hillsong before the election, and the outcome (given by the media) was about 50/50, or slightly in favor of Kevin Rudd. It is a shame on a large portion of the 'pentecostal' church that people cannot see beyond what their natural senses are telling them. It also seems that many have been blinded by economics and this 'save the planet' doctrine, the latter that has been promoted as a 'moral obligation' - where those who oppose or question it appear to be the 'immoral ones'. I look forward to the time when the people of God "...do not judge after the seeing of their eyes, neither reprove after the hearing of their ears: But with righteousness and judgement shall they judge the poor, and reprove with equity for the meek of the earth:..."(Is 11:3b,4a) bless you in your work, Lorne I think the classic signs of disunity were there when John Howard and Kevin Rudd spoke at Hillsong before the election, and the outcome (given by the media) was about 50/50, or slightly in favor of Kevin Rudd. It is a shame on a large portion of the ‘pentecostal’ church that people cannot see beyond what their natural senses are telling them.

It also seems that many have been blinded by economics and this ’save the planet’ doctrine, the latter that has been promoted as a ‘moral obligation’ - where those who oppose or question it appear to be the ‘immoral ones’.

I look forward to the time when the people of God “…do not judge after the seeing of their eyes, neither reprove after the hearing of their ears: But with righteousness and judgement shall they judge the poor, and reprove with equity for the meek of the earth:…”(Is 11:3b,4a)

bless you in your work,
Lorne

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