When a parent loves his children, especially you fathers, if you really love your children and your grandchildren and your great-grandchildren, you will never stop teaching them.

I don't care how all my kids are. I still talk to them and I share with them and I try to teach them.

I am their father and I love them. This is what God is trying to teach every one of us here.

I am falling. I am falling in love. I am falling in love. Well, today teaching ministry of Roll Rees in Diamond Bar, California.

Well, today's lesson from Roll will continue our spiritual wisdom series with a call to keep

seeking more in your relationship with Jesus. If you're complacent and going through the

motions of religious activity, you won't have the depth or strength that you need to

stand strong for Christ as an end-times believer. Here is Roll Rees with today's teaching.

Proverbs chapter 3 this morning for our lesson. Proverbs chapter 3 on the blessings of wisdom.

It is a message not only for fathers, but I think for the whole congregation,

Solomon teaches his son about God's wisdom.

Now, Dr. Geisler, I heard, said that the actual church today is 3,000 miles in width, but only three feet deep

in depth. And that is so true what he said. I believe that the church that existed in the past

is no longer in existence. I really believe that.

And you could actually see that everything that was prophesied in the scriptures is only of

things to come before the Antichrist comes and before the second coming of Jesus Christ.

No wonder Jesus said in the Gospel of Luke, when the son of men

comes, will he be able to find faith on the earth? It is believed that as the years progress,

the life expectancy of the church is becoming less and less every year. And the reason is that even

though people are active in church, there is really no depth in the life of the believer today,

like there was in the past. And yet, I believe that the Lord is coming soon, but I really believe that the church better wake up.

Because we are living in some very critical days.

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