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Our Team and the Reason for Our Ministry

In 1999, the Lutheran Church signed a joint declaration with the Roman Catholic Church. During the 20 years preceding that historic event, I was friends with a Lutheran minister who was involved in promoting unity between the two churches. I said to him, "Martin Luther, as well as the other Protestant Reformers, believed that the Pope and the Papal system are Antichrist." He replied, "Oh, I know he used to be, but he isn't anymore, he's changed." I told him, "Once a counterfeit, always a counterfeit. I wonder if I could convince the U.S. Treasury that my counterfeit twenty dollar bill has become the real thing?" In his mind, the unity of Christ's Church was more important than the truth of the Bible and its doctrines. But God Himself was not able to maintain unity in heaven or on this earth without the adherence of all to His Law―the Ten Commandments which are the foundation of His government.

As I thought about that conversation with this minister of the gospel, I remember thinking, "This is just what the Bible prophesied." Protestants and Catholics would join hands across the gulf that has separated them for 500 years. With a sincere desire to help him, and others like him, to understand Jesus' plea for unity among his followers, I set out to write a book. The end result was seven books.

Providentially, it was in the same year that the two churches finally reached an agreement and signed the Joint Declaration, that I published my first book, The Mystery of the Rainbow & The Showdown Between Two Angels. The following statement appeared on the back cover of that first volume: "The ancient forces of light and dark wage battle for the control of men's minds."  Using the rainbow symbol, I showed that those who enter the holy city, which has 12 foundations and 12 gates of pearl, will have the mind of Jesus. They will have the righteous character that Jesus possesses. While  each person will reflect the righteous character of Jesus in his own unique way, they will be in unity with Jesus, the Father, the Holy Spirit, and each other. The diversity of temperaments does not involve a diversity of beliefs. As I pointed out in The Mystery of the Rainbow, opposing beliefs cannot both originate with God. To say it doesn't matter what you believe is to say it doesn't matter whom you believe―God, or His enemy, the fallen angel. This angel deceived a third of the angels in heaven, so his deceptive power is great.  The Word of God must be the foundation of our beliefs and not our own human reasoning.