From Scott Sepanek at therapturecult.com:
In the largely metaphor driven chronicle of Samson and his times; they beckon to a much earlier account where his overpowering strength prevailed but was only kept in check as it related to the secret of his strength which was his long hair that was symbolic and represented his inner relationship with the Lord. In essence, the Lord was his strength…Hear the audio: “A Call To Arms”

Evil for its part is very intuitive and adapts with the times continually trying to achieve its goal to destroy true Christianity. It will not and has not succeeded. It is an eternal spiritual battle that plays out on the physical canvas of life…Satan has learned his craft well. He has harmonized and homogenized Christianity with the empire “system”. Whatever any of you do – do not take any of the flu vaccination. Do not let your children be vaccinated either. You have no idea what is coming. And you so-called pastors of State sanctioned Churches – do not let your establishments be used as human collection points. You have been warned. Ezekiel 33:6
Scott Sepanek

The storms are coming and the decisions have been made. When the rains come crashing down, it will be too late. The door to the ark will have been shut. God did say he will never send another flood however; the flood that Matthew 24 references, is a metaphor (flood) and unless you have the proper spiritual eyewear on, it will be too late.

The world system is now being upended by it’s shadow puppeteers. What most “Christians” don’t know is that the same mechanism has been deployed in their midst and it is called “Mystery Babylon”. You are being “spinned” as Scott Sepanek demonstrates in his latest post: Con men and the Truth

Scott Sepanek is a retired Marine…and his insights into the role of the “Spiritual Soldier” are most interesting: “being a watchman is a very lonely job. I can remember in the Marines that at night when everyone else was sleeping (huge metaphor) your mission was to give the alarm in case of impending danger as the “fire watch”. Oddly enough even though it was quite lonely duty, it was also a time when you did your best thinking (what now amounts to praying).”