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The Steadfastness of the Church Through the Ages Past and Forevermore Despite Severe Opposition, Persecutions, Suffering Trials and Tribulation is Testament to her Strength and Power in Jesus Christ

All the empires which have once been the most powerful in the world have fallen, and the most influential doctrines of the world have waned in their influence. But, despite such influence and their 'wisdom' in the eyes of the world, the Church of Jesus Christ, which is foolish and weak in the eyes of the world, has stood through the test of time, and ages past since she was founded by the Lord Jesus Christ. 

Countless times has she faced opposition, persecutions, attacks, criticisms, challenges, and attempts to outlaw, eradicate or render her irrelevant, which have all not only failed, but made her all the more stronger, wiser, sharper and bolder.

Indeed, the blood of the martyrs is the seed of the Church. As Jesus said: And I say also unto thee, That thou art Peter, and upon this rock I will build my church; and the gates of hell shall not prevail against it (Matthew 16:18). 

 Her steadfastness through the ages past in spite of trials, tribulation, suffering, persecutions, oppositions and hatred against her testifies of her strength and power in Jesus Christ.

 Let revival begin!

See:

http://www.christianpost.com/news/trumps-victory-marks-the-decline-of-secularism-171478/


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