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God bless everyone who reads this. Love Southern Oregon 🙏🏽🫶🏽

Hello Pastor Jeffress, I just read disturbing online news and thought you might be able to help stop more churches in Palestine from being bombed by the occupation. And no one is mentioning that the Christian’s who haven’t fled are being starved, no clean water and the polio virus along with other communicable diseases from contaminated water is spreading across Palestine. I hope and pray that you can help stop the madness. Thank you. May God continue to bless you!!!

Thank you I prayed your prayers..from Virginia

I saw this on billboards all over Dallas yesterday.

Great Minister

Fast forward to 33:17 for dr jefress to finally come out.

0:59 Hello from Melbourne, Florida

Greetings, I listened in on "Are we Living In the End Times" It really blessed my soul. Esther

God bless you Pastor Jeffress...Carol from West Virginia

God bless First Baptist Dallas. 🙏

I prayed the prayer today in Christ.

I prayed the prayer - thank you

Thanks be to God!✝️🙏🕊❤️

Thank you I prayed the prayer ❤

I finally found you on Tv you are one of my favorites

15:27 end times

I still don't know why many pastors don't know Geography. América is NOT a country, but a continent. The US is a country. Correct this, please.

my church is amminenial , for years ive thought it was wrong ,

What’s really going on at the church? Y’all need to be honest with the people !!

Thank you so much! 😁👌 This is encouraging me, the amazing praise!! Glory to God!!^^👍☝️ Thank you also for the blessed message, Pastor! God bless you all! 😁👌 🧡 Be praying for your ministry! Happy fall! 🍂🍁

Does Jeffress still support Donald Trump?

Pastor Jeffress is entirely wrong about the "end times". How do I know? God told me. Please read on: On a very stormy night when I was 11 years old, there was, outside my window, a sound like a dog in distress. It was a bark and a whimper at once. My parents had gone to a church meeting and I was left at home due to a fever that had me in bed since that morning. My love of animals was greater than my discomfort from the fever, so I got dressed, grabbed a flashlight and went out to help the dog. When I’d made it about 60 feet into my yard, a terrifying bolt of lightning struck within 20 feet of me. The explosion was deafening and it knocked me to the ground. My ears were ringing as I regained my senses, and I stumbled back to my room, shaken and soaking wet. Fearing that my parents would scold me for being outside in a storm, I took a warm bath, dried off and got back in bed. I never found the dog. But, something miraculous resulted from my brush with death. Through that bolt of lightning, God gave me the power to know when things WOULD NOT happen. Yes, I know that sounds odd, but it’s true. I am absolutely certain the Lord touched me with that lightning bolt. When I would hear one of my school friends predict that something would happen, I would hear a small, calm voice tell me that it would not happen. Sure enough, the more this would occur, the more I realized that Almighty God had given me a gift of prophecy, though in the negative sense. I knew with certainty when things wouldn’t happen. This miracle happened in 1960, when I had just turned 11 years old. As events were predicted over the next decades, I would know which ones would not happen. For example, members of the spiritual group known as “Heaven’s Gate” were told (by leader Marshall Applewhite) that a UFO would come to earth and take them to a paradise on another planet. I told news outlets and even the cult leader that it wouldn’t happen. When Jeane Dixon predicted that a planetary alignment would destroy the earth (in 1962), again I knew it would not happen, and told my local news station about it. Since I was a youngster, they didn't take me seriously. They should have. In 1967, Jim Jones (founder/leader of infamous Jonestown) said a nuclear war would wipe out humanity that year. I knew it would not, and told everyone not to worry. In 1969, a man named George Williams predicted the second appearance of Christ. I was absolutely certain that it would not happen, because God clearly alerted me that it was not to be. When Charles Manson predicted an apocalyptic race war in 1969, I refuted that correctly. In 1974, a comet was predicted to crash into earth. I knew it wouldn’t happen, and it did not. People may well recall that the Jehovah’s Witnesses stated that, in 1975, the earth would be 6000 years old and Armageddon would be finished by then. I totally countered that with the correct fact that it would not come to pass. Another correct prediction on my part was in 1976 when Pat Robertson said the earth would end in 1982. I immediately sent a letter to Robertson telling him that God told me it would not happen. A man named Edgar Whisenant was certain that the Christian Rapture would happen in 1988. I knew that was incorrect and told several major newspapers that this would not happen. It did not. In 1991, Louis Farrakhan said the Gulf War would be the final war…Armageddon. I told the New York Times, The Washington Post, and The Los Angeles Times that this was totally incorrect. It was. Moving much closer to present day, the same Jeane Dixon who incorrectly predicted the world would end in 1962, now said the world would end in 2020. Again, I wrote a letter to her (and her manager) explaining that it would not. I was correct. In 2012, a pastor named F. Kenton Beshore predicted the Rapture would occur in 2021. On December 31, 2012 I sent a letter to him telling him that he was mistaken. Of course, we now know that he was wrong. With regard to future predictions, there is a 1960 article in SCIENCE magazine wherein Heinz von Foerster predicts humanity will end due to overpopulation. That is wrong. It will not happen then. Last, but not least, Kent Hovind (a Christian evangelist) predicted in 2015 that 2028 would most likely be the year of the Rapture. It will NOT. I guarantee it. If Mr. Hovind cares to place a major wager on his prediction, I will give him odds and will take a bet up to $100,000. God told me that Pastor Jeffress is entirely wrong. We ARE NOT in end times. Period. No need to worry at all. Knowing when something will not happen is a gift from God. I have been blessed beyond my wildest predictions. Having foreknowledge of when things won’t happen can save millions of lives and relieve anxiety in millions of people who’re being told that horrible things are just around the corner. They are not. Praise God.

Call Robert Robert robert, if you don't understand the prophecies quit trying to pretend that you do. You're just imitating the errors of others.

No such thing as end times. Just a scare tactic

To long coming on to much about him

Wrong Bible version.

False and unhealthy teaching.