Pastor John Collins, Wyoming Evangelist, Speaks About Getting Priorities Straight

Wyoming: Pastor John Collins, an evangelist who began a revival and renewal of faith in Wyoming, is breaking down the molds that current Christianity has created to appease the majority of Christians in the United States. Many popular pastors and preachers speak to soothe the masses and large congregations of the mega churches seen around the country. Congregations sit enthralled by the weaving of eloquent motivational speakers and entertainers acting as preachers who spin sermons that leave listeners feeling good but unable to work out their salvation. Pastor John Collins’ Wyoming revival launched a different style of reaching congregations through Love That Cross Ministries and Love That Cross Revival.

Pastor John Collins says “It is not possible to go through this life without sinning and it is impossible to not have disappointed God at some point in your life, but what is most important is what you do about it. It is not easy for mere humans to recognize the ways of God and to know the miracles and hope that suffering produces. In Jesus’ name, with faith, there is now the hope of forgiveness and of acceptance into heaven. With your own suffering comes humility and growth in your faith. Faith is something that you have to fight for and want. Faith is not a given and it is not just a belief. It is a trusting and a knowledge that Jesus did die for your sins and with this knowledge comes a willingness to live in hope and obedience to the word of God. It is easy to allow your humanly interpretations of situations and your own personal desires to get in the way of the will of God. Every so often you need to do a self-check and examine your motives and desires in this life and to see if they line up with the word of God. Do your best to not interfere with the will of God and do your best to not confuse the will of God with your will. You can tell the difference between the two by examining which one will produce righteousness in your life. Which choices in your life will bring about godliness? When you feel that you have disappointed God then it is time for you to repent. You can’t live in perpetual guilt and you cannot allow your mistakes to drive you away from God. You must become humble so that you choose to come before Him and seek His forgiveness and His guidance, so that you can move forward in your life with confidence and trust, knowing that you are seeking the kingdom of heaven above all.”

This message is a sample of what Pastor John Collins preaches through Love That Cross Revival. This powerful message does not promise false hope, does not promise wealth of money or property, and won’t leave you feeling good so that you continue on in your everyday habits that drive someone away from God. What he does do is focus our attention on salvation and pleasing God. Reaching Heaven is the goal of being Christian. Listening to feel-good, prosperity speakers is not going to get the work done that is necessary to get there.

Pastor John Collins feels that there is a great need in our country to get away from the prosperity gospel and to get our priorities right and there is no price that you can put on a soul. Each person is precious and deserves to hear the word of God in its entirety and without it being watered down. Pastor John Collins is available to travel to speak to your church or group. If you are interested in having Pastor John Collins come to your town and guest speak, please contact him through the website www.lovethatcrossministries.com

Love That Cross Ministries and Love That Cross Revival are committed to spreading the message of the Gospel across the United States. Pastor John Collins is an evangelist who is willing to take the time and investment necessary for people to hear the truth about the Word of God and the need to get our priorities right. More can be seen about Pastor John Collins and Love That Cross at www.lovethatcrossministries.com

Nick Kirsch
522 N 29th St
Billings, MT 59101

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