Deception In The 1965 Prophecy, By Stanley Frodsham

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After reading The 1965 PROPHECY I have noticed a lot of key points within the prophecy given by Stanley Frodsham that pertains to the current condition of the local church of today and I would like to explain both the causes that brought deception into the church and the cure to help open the eyes of the body of Christ to see the truth once again.
There 's, so many types of deception in the church today, just to name a few would be the love of money, lust of the flesh, lust of the eyes and the pride of life. Most believers are serving and following Jesus, all for the wrong reasons, many only want Him for power, material blessings and being noticed in packed worldwide ministries or crusades on TV, online and other ways of media. The word of
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We must fall in love with Jesus all over again listen to what He is saying and stop listening to sugar coated words from false ministers that will lead people into the lake of fire, they aren 't preaching the saving gospel of Jesus Christ, but their own desire and opinions telling fish stories while real people are losing their lives and going to a real place called hell cause they don 't have the blood of the lamb on the doorpost of their hearts. The solution is very simple to love God with all our heart, soul, mind and strength keep him first above everything else while so many are seeking after miracles, signs, and wonders or gold dust from the sky. None of those things gave it 's life on the cross like Jesus did over 2,000 years ago when Jesus sent out the 70 disciples some came back rejoicing over the fact that they could cast out demons and that 's just it so many want to know and serve Jesus for the ability to operate in miracles, signs and wonders but we need to fall in love with Jesus the one who gave his life up so that we may enjoy life, not just in eternity but right now we can be filled with peace, joy, and love. So many are weak in their faith being deceived by the lack of knowing and studying the word of God they are following everything …show more content…
I hear so many believers talk about how they want to travel the world or go to the nations when their neighborhood is dying and going to hell never even heard about the sacrifice of our

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