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God is speaking to Japan & Asia through earthquakes & Tsunamis

Filed Mar 14 2011 in: Religion > Christianity by: DeltaV
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“Yes earthquakes are common in Japan and Asia, yet I believe God also often wants to speak to a nation through natural disasters and bring big change to a nation. Japan has believed in millions of gods, idol gods for a long time, its time to think about the true and living Creator God who sent His Son for our salvation. This is a time for Japan to give up pride and living separately from God, its a time for Japanese to come to know God and realize their need for God.”

- John Marcus Stead


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