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In these uncertain times, this highly respected prophetic leader casts a striking prophetic vision for the coming days, helping you understandand prepare forthem.

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2012 by R. Loren Sandford

Published by Chosen Books

11400 Hampshire Avenue South

Bloomington, Minnesota 55438

www.chosenbooks.com

Chosen Books is a division of

Baker Publishing Group, Grand Rapids, Michigan

www.bakerpublishinggroup.com

Ebook edition created 2012

All rights reserved. No part of this publication may be reproduced, stored in a retrieval system, or transmitted in any form or by any meansfor example, electronic, photocopy, recordingwithout the prior written permission of the publisher. The only exception is brief quotations in printed reviews.

ISBN 978-1-4412-5999-8

Library of Congress Cataloging-in-Publication Data is on file at the Library of Congress, Washington, DC.

Scripture quotations are from the New American Standard Bible, copyright 1960, 1962, 1963, 1968, 1971, 1972, 1973, 1975, 1977, 1995 by The Lockman Foundation. Used by permission. www.lockman.org

The internet addresses, email addresses, and phone numbers in this book are accurate at the time of publication. They are provided as a resource. Baker Publishing Group does not endorse them or vouch for their content or permanence.

Cover design by Lookout Design, Inc.

Loren Sandford is a credible seera prophetand has seen into the future. Visions of the Coming Days will provoke healthy questions in some and offer enlightening confirmation to many. Awesome days await those who are prepared. Loren Sandford, through this book, will help you prepare.

Patricia King , XP Ministries

As a healing ministry called to Gods leaders to enable them to deal with their wounding, it is refreshing to have a prophetic book direct us to Fathers heart. Lorens many stern and direct cautions and warnings, based on current trends in Christiandom, are not to shame us, but to get us back on track to Fathers love. His love calls us higher, drawing us into His healing. As we heal, we can drop the defenses of pride, etc., enabling us to repent and seek the Fathers heart. Thank you, Loren, for this trumpet call.

Chester and Betsy Kylstra , founders, Restoring the Foundations Ministries

As a co-worker and fellow warrior of Loren in both the Western world and eastern Europe, I heartily recommend Visions of the Coming Days . His razor-sharp words of warning and rebuke can be startling, but they are tempered by the Fathers love for His people in an age of muddled values and lifestyles within the Body of Christ. His words pierce the conscience and drop the plumb line, but he is speaking from a heart longing for redemption and grace. This is a call for examination and accountability of self and the Church in the light of the mercy and truth of our Lords nature as the Lion and the Lamb. Ive witnessed Lorens focus on others and not self in very uncomfortable settings, so I know he is moving forward in personally living out what he writes here. Read with an open heart!

Dan Slade , international coordinator, Partners in Harvest Network, Toronto, Canada

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by John Paul Jackson Foreword I love Gods ways Gods power Gods - photo 1

by John Paul Jackson

Foreword

I love Gods ways Gods power Gods authority and how God acts on our behalf - photo 2

I love Gods ways, Gods power, Gods authority and how God acts on our behalf before we even ask. I also love true prophetic words, divine supernatural encounters and dreams from God. It is through these events and other miracles that God confirms His deity. He is constantly displaying His attributes of omniscience, omnipotence, omnipresence, immutability and eternality every day in our lives. Whether we recognize the splendor of His acts or not does not dilute or diminish the fact that He wants us to know Him in a vast panorama of ways.

In the midst of all of heavens interventions, I believe we are to do as the Bible has instructed us to do: We are to tell of His wonderful deeds and teach them to our children and our childrens children. In so doing, all remain in awe of God.

We are also to continue to give God all the glory and take none of that glory upon ourselves. We are not to exaggerate what He has done, diminish what He has said or tell things that He did not do as if He did them. We are to hold clear and strong biblical doctrines, and live those beliefs before mankind. In so doing, we are to be witnesses to others of all God has done and is doing, and give others hope that God will continue to act as He has.

Regrettably this is not happening on a widespread basis today. In fact, we, the Body of Christ, are experiencing less and less relevance to the world we were placed here to influence. As a result we are living in a time when the logic of politicians, the cleverness of pundits, the sermons of pulpiteers and the revelations of prophets are all failing to capture the hearts of the people they are hoping will listen. This should not be true, but it is.

Jesus and the prophets of Scripture prophesied, with alarming accuracy, that a time will come when the humanistic logic of man will lead to the perplexity of nations. That time has arrived. Todays logic, at best, may solve human quandaries in the short term, but it exacerbates those quandaries in the long run. The fruit of this line of thinking is now being harvested, and the perplexity of nations has expanded and become global.

Conversely, especially within the broader charismatic/evangelical Church, there arises an equally anti-logic sentiment of a nice God who would never chastise or spank His children. Paralleling this anti-logic paradigm is a mindset in which spiritual experiences become the goal. If left unchecked, this mindset will broaden to become an accepted rule of theology. Thus, in some circles, spiritual experiences are sought more than a deep relationship with God. This experience-oriented atmosphere rapidly leads to a perspective that what happens to you is more important than what happens in you; when the verbalization of your experience becomes more important than the transformation of your being; and, even more saddening, when your philosophy becomes more important than your theology.

Subtly, almost imperceptibly, the yeast of a philosophical approach to Scripture is rising and a philosophically moralistic perspective of God is taking over. Thus, if God is love, there can be no such place as hell; marriage is seen as a convenience rather than a covenant; sin management is sought more than sin eradication; and even the devil will get saved.

If this continues, you will see an increasing emphasis placed on so-called spiritual feelings and the intellectualization of spiritual realities that attempt to make imagination equal to true supernatural experiences. In other words, if you can imagine it, you have experienced it. I am afraid we have arrived at a crossroads where the Tree of Knowledge of Good and Evil and the Tree of Life have become almost indistinguishable. Sadly, more are climbing the wrong tree and unknowingly getting steeped in the acceptance of New Age thinking as a legitimate means of promoting Christian experience.

If we are not careful, we will find that in our efforts to help the Body of Christ accept the biblical truth of the charismata of Scripture, we have lowered the standards for the exercise of those spiritual gifts. It seems we have forgotten the need for integrity and character to be woven into the life of any person who has been given a spiritual gift. Thus, weak and incomplete prophetic words are treated as if they were mature while errant prophecies are left unaddressed. This is already happening. As a result, those with supposed spiritual gifts, rather than creating a new hunger for biblical truths and the supernatural gifts of the Holy Spirit within the Church, have begun to alienate other believers.

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