Introduction to blog post #1

January 9,2026

After nearly 25 years of blogging on the new church theology and sharing revelations from heaven, we decided it was time for a complete reboot. We have gone from lclioncross.com to lclioncross.org. We anticipate the second advent of the Lord Jesus Christ to arrive soon. So we forget what lays behind and look forward as to where the Lord is leading.

We are of the opinion that the world criminal, political and religious systems have become so corrupted, that we can see it is now being dismantled piece by piece. Until the designated time when when the Lord will make His appearance on the earth fully known. And only He knows the time as foretold in Scripture.

It is time for us in time and spatial space to prepare ourselves for this momentous event. In our opinion and religious understanding, it will not be a rapture, or taken up of the Christian elect into heaven as it is believed and taught at this present time. And followed then by a destruction of the old earth and heaven.

If this theology and viewpoint disturbs and angers you, perhaps you may find thousands and thousands of websites that you agree with. As for us, we look at this second advent when heaven and earth finally see the risen Lord honored and coronation as Lord of Heaven and Earth. Heaven and the earth will celebrate this in tears of joy, wonderment, exaltation, and rejoicing in the fulfillment of our Jubilee. That the object of our affection will finally sit upon His throne.

You are welcome to join us, and to see an alternative view that is at this day seldom seen and talked about.

“For in Him all things were created, things in heaven and on earth, visible and invisible, whether thrones or dominions or rulers or authorities. All things were created through Him and for Him” (Colossians 1:16)


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"People ask me what I do in the winter when there's no baseball. I'll tell you what I do. I stare out the window and wait for spring."

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