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Goshen: Prepare Your Place of Refuge Now!
Goshen: Prepare Your Place of Refuge Now!
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"Where would you go if it all fell apart?" It's the question quietly circling in Christian homes, and most sermons avoid it. This one doesn't, and it is not about fear.
You've read that God kept Israel in Goshen while ten plagues hit Egypt. Was that a one-time story or a pattern? Should you stock food? Buy land? Move countries? Or is that a failure of faith?
Pastor Steve Cioccolanti, who received a YouTube strike for teaching what Revelation 6 says about the white horse before other preachers said it, reads all four horsemen in order as pre-tribulation signs. Then he turns practical: what a Goshen looks like for a family in a city, and for one free to leave.
You'll discover:
• The Greek color of the fourth horse and what it points to
• How the black horse describes economic control
• Five times in history believers left before the evidence arrived
• The one Goshen that needs no land
"Anyone acting on prophecy will look like a fool." Until it's fulfilled.
No place is safer than the will of God. Watch now and settle where yours is.
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In the world we live in today - there's no doubt things are just getting crazier. And to protect yourself and your family, it is almost imperative that we begin to consider a backup plan. Ps Steve Cioccolanti provides a balanced view on preparing for a Goshen - his well researched response will put you on the right path to begin to consider what practical and reasonable next steps you can begin to take to prepare for the what the world may throw at you. The biggest realisation for me was that man-made catastrophes aren't so farfetched as they're already sprinkled throughout our history from the two world wars to communist countries that have used "lockdowns" even BEFORE the covid pandemic. The least we owe ourselves is to educate and then prepare accordingly.