With supposed COVID symptoms on the rise again, some churches are wondering if they will be forced to close or at least cap the number of attendees again during a future pandemic like they did back in 2020.

What will your church do? Today we will interview one pastor who did not close his church and won a Supreme Court

decision in the process which could very well help all of us. Join me for another exciting

edition of The End Time Show.

Music Good afternoon, everybody. I'm Dave Robbins with End Time Ministries. I do thank you for joining me on this edition of the End Time Show.

Now, I've got a very special guest that will be joining us here in just a little bit.

But before he does, I want to kind of set this up and let you know why this is so important.

Church attendance and the gathering, the assembling together of the church,

well, the reason is is because it's scriptural.

Hebrews 1025 says, not forsaking the assembling

of yourselves together as the manner of some is,

but exhorting one another and so much more as you see the day approaching.

Church attendance, gathering together as a church is absolutely important and it's very essential for these end times that we're living in.

So let me set the stage for my guests that we'll have on here in just a moment.

And because I want to make sure you get the full gravity of the situation here. So you remember

back in 2020, according to the Center for Disease Control and Prevention, back on February 25th,

2020, CDC's Dr. Nancy Messeneer, the incident manager for the COVID-19 response,

she held a telebriefing and braced the nations to expect mitigation efforts to contain the SARS

cove-2 virus in the United States, and she said that it may include school closings,

workplace shutdowns, and the canceling of large gatherings and public events, stating that the disruption to everyday life may be severe.

Wow, did we see that? I mean, it was mask mandates and just

everybody stay in your homes and shut in and, you know, be very careful. And then there

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