How do you react to the growing tide of the anti-Christian tide in our country today?

How do you react when you hear that there are even some Christian students who are

keeping their face secret on campus because they don't want to be persecuted?

I don't know how you react.

What your reaction would be when you hear

that Christians are falsely accused of being bigots and unloving and homophobes and racist.

Now, judging from the response I see on the social media, there are two kinds of responses.

There are those who shrug and say, well, you know,

that's just, it's hopeless, it's hopeless. Michael just give up. Nothing we can do about it.

Others say, well, it's prophesied. And then the other reaction is it in anger? And they want to

respond in all sorts of ungodly ways. Both of these reactions are in the

natural, not in the supernatural. And furthermore, reacting in the natural does not distinguish

the believers from the non-believing world.

But we are called to live and function and walk in the supernatural, not the natural.

Someone said to me after the last message in the beginning of this series, it is supernatural,

and says living in the supernatural in this increasingly nature, worshiping culture is impossible. I said, absolutely

without Jesus is impossible. Of course. But if you are truly a child of the living God,

then you must know that it is your birthright to live in

the supernatural. It is your birthright to live in the supernatural. And just before you think I'm

making this stuff up, I want you to turn to 2nd Peter chapter 1, verses 3 and 4.

Hear what the word of God said.

His divine, His divine, his supernatural power, has given us everything we need for life

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