Evangelist Joe Kirby (OffTheKirb ministries)is Street preaching on the streets of Southport England UK. Whilst open air preaching he focuses on the shortness of life and warns the people going past that’s if they do not trust in Jesus Christ and his death on the cross absorbing the wrath of God for all sins. If they do not trust in the wonderful saviour Jesus they will spend eternity in hell where they will regret for all of eternity how they rejected the living Christ. So please friends consider this Great salvation which can only be found in Jesus Christ turn from your sand and get right with God through Jesus blood. For it is appointed for man to die once and after that face the judgement.
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yes !!!! Jesus
Time waits for no man.
“A million roads to hell and no exits” that’s something Leonard Ravenhill once said and it’s true. The Lord bless this fearless brother!
Agreed – our life is short.
Agreed – We cannot turn back time.
Agreed – We cannot know when we will die.
Not agreed – There is a god in heaven. Evidence please?
Not agreed – He knows when we are going to die. Please provide evidence for the foresight and mental abilities of this non-existent god you are proposing.
Agreed – we could die tonight.
There is no evidence of hell.
And if a god sends us to an eternity of torture for finite crimes such as drinking to excess (as he says he will do in the bible) then he is an evil, murderous monster deserving no respect, and no praise.
At 2:50 you talk about the crucifiction.
So, you are saying god sacrificed himself, to himself, to appease himself for rules that he made himself?? Really can you explain the morality of this Joe? Crucifiction, as a form of scapegoating, is completely immoral. Scapegoating means that someone other that the person who commits immoral acts goes away scott free from any justice I punishment for their wrongdoings. Why is the God of the Bible so concerned with forgiving wrongdoers, and less so with rectifying the lives of those who have suffered injustices?
All that said – all the best to you and yours Joe.