Chicago

We have a new outreach called “God is love, not genocide,” on the streets of Chicago, as a retired, Christian veteran is heartbroken by what is happening to America and leads it. He boldly stands on the street corner asking people to wake up, warning that we are losing our freedom to the Zionism of Jewish Supremacy, and his wife prays for the people who come over and is also a wonderful Christian. She is heartbroken, as America is no longer a sovereign nation, and God cannot bless us for funding genocide and the “ethnic cleansing” of killing innocent people in the Middle East just because they are not Jewish!

They both educate those who stop by the outreach on the genocide in Gaza and tell people WHY it all goes against the Bible in John 3:16. When people stop they can take literature for free, including tracts. We cannot reach the lost with Bibles in various languages (including a gospel of John in both English and Arabic) unless they first know that we love them.

“Mandate” is a Freemason word, not a biblical one. There is no such thing in the Bible as a “mandate from God” to kill innocent people, especially not under the New Covenant of the gospel through Jesus,

I enjoyed working with the team on Michigan Avenue in downtown Chicago. They will be out weekly, as weather allows, with the message, “GOD IS LOVE, NOT GENOCIDE” AND “FREE PALESTINE,” BECAUSE THE GROUND IS LEVEL AT THE FOOT OF THE CROSS.

 The statue of Abraham Lincoln is in Lincoln Park. Abe practiced law in Chicago. ALL MEN ARE CREATED EQUAL is true still today, but not according to the “Jewish Supremacy’ of Zionism.

Although the place is beautiful downtown, they say you have to be inside by 7:00 P.M., even earlier on the South Side, due to crime. 

Chicago is a wonderful place to shine the light of God’s love through Jesus. From downtown, to the University of Chicago students, to the South Side, from the rich to the poor, how wonderful to know that no matter the race or tribe, the ground is level at the foot of the cross for all of us.

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