30
November
2009
Time: 10:41
It was not uncommon for me to encounter one family who were plagued by violence, depression, alcohol or drug abuse. Usually the problem arose because of the habits of one member. Rich or poor, young or old, male or female, educated or uneducated, it made no difference - the effects upon that family were extremely disturbing for them at the least and devastating for them at the most. When Read the rest of this entry »
Tags: blessing, curse, drug abuse, idolatry, peace, violence
Category
Biblical Christianity, Encouragement, Knowing God |
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26
November
2009
Time: 11:25
23
November
2009
Time: 10:47
When I first became a follower of the Lord Jesus Christ, after experiencing His physical healing powers, it was nearly two years before I set foot inside a church. But from the moment I did so, I made up my mind I was going sit under the preaching and teaching of God’s word and apply it to my life. In those two years I had done Read the rest of this entry »
Tags: born again, church, dreams, judging, pathway, Scripture
Category
Biblical Christianity, Encouragement, Knowing God |
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19
November
2009
Time: 11:21
16
November
2009
Time: 10:29
12
November
2009
Time: 11:00
A constant, but remarkable observation for me always, was the apathy and indifference demonstrated by the middle-class in the community, towards the gospel of Jesus Christ. Here I was, a messenger, equipped with the greatest news possible for each and every one of them, operating under the authority and empowerment of the greatest News Director in all the universe, and they Read the rest of this entry »
Tags: fear, freedom, guilt, reconciliation, truth, war
Category
Biblical Christianity, Encouragement, Knowing God |
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09
November
2009
Time: 10:50
05
November
2009
Time: 11:13
I experienced a wide variety of negative responses when proclaiming the Christian gospel message with people at their doorstep or in their homes. I was often amazed however, at just how rude and bad mannered many of the elderly, retired, ”well-to do” people could become. In every other way perhaps, they would probably show up in society as good, moral, loving, law-abiding citizens, enjoying Read the rest of this entry »
Tags: condescention, golden rule, gospel, independence, Jesus Christ, rudeness
Category
Biblical Christianity, Encouragement, Knowing God |
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02
November
2009
Time: 10:45