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Survive the End Days
3. Stockpiling Food
Behold, I have given you every plant yielding seed that is on the face of all
the earth, and every tree with seed in its fruit. You shall have them for food.
(Genesis, 1:29)
What is the one thing that keeps us alive? It’s food, isn’t it? As a survivalist, I do believe
in stockpiling food and water, prior to any colossal disaster, so that after the world implodes,
you won’t be forced to eat bugs to starve yourself to death. Stockpiling will also give you
some time to become familiar with the situation and search for alternative sources of food in
the wilderness.
In the absence of food, as well as water we would not be able to sustain life on earth,
that’s a fact. So food is important because of that, not because it tastes good. Lately, we
seem to have gotten on the wrong track, by becoming greedier and greedier and simply
devouring food. I’ve actually seen people whose eyes became bigger as they gobbled the
food. We should not become blinded by food or say to others “hands off, that’s mine”. No.
We should not feast. We should share instead. I would much rather share my last two
portions of food with someone who is hungry, than to have it all by myself and save food for
another day. This is the right thing to do.
So, whether you eat or drink, or whatever you do, do all to the glory of God.
(Corinthians 10:31)
Especially after seeing what I’ve seen just a few days ago, which touched me to the very
core. I saw one beggar whom I donated money to entering a liquor store. I got to admit:
the first thing that popped to mind was that he had purchased alcohol. “Is his life really that
miserable that only he really wants is for him to drown his sorrows in alcohol?”, was my
initial thought.
So I sat on the bench outside the store and followed him going out with a bag of
gargantuan proportions containing sandwiches. “Oh, ok, he bought food. That’s great.” But
still, I continued walking alongside him. I don’t know why but he seemed like a great
person. After 15 minutes of walking through the cold air, he stopped under a bridge, where
he met a few of his friends and started handing out the sandwiches. Seeing this filled me to
the brim. There are some extraordinary people out there.
a. Gathering food supplies
God has graciously allowed for us to find out about his plans on the apocalyptic end.
Heck, I don’t want to begin to imagine people overlooking the important signs mankind has
witnessed up until this very moment, like famine and wars. Those people will have a brutal
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