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A lesson from the India Network

Posted by Bill in On Mission, 08 May 2012 -

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I am just coming off a two day meeting called the India Network. I am encouraged by the efforts of a local church and their district to identify individual groups working towards a common goal but in unintended isolation from each other. The isolation is not intentional but simply the byproduct of not knowing these other organizations exist. The India...

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The Deception of Choice - Hell Is Here!

Posted by James P. McGarvey in James P. McGarvey's Blog, 01 May 2012 -

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Addressing the marchers at the pro-life “March on Washington” in 1977, pro-life civil rights leader Rev. Jesse Jackson said,

“There are those who argue that the right to privacy is of [a] higher order than the right to life,…that was the premise of slavery. You could not protest the existence or treatment of...

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Seven Steps to a Dead Church (Part 5)

Posted by Gordy in Gordy's Blog, 28 April 2012 -

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Scripture Reading: Revelation 2:12-17

IV. THE COMPROMISING CHURCH

This ithe church that has permitted heresy to enter. It is just a few steps above lukewarm, but is not hot. This is the church in which heresy has entered and is beginning to follow such heresies. They are beginning to follow that which is false. Look at our text:
And to the...

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When a Good Plan Comes Together

Posted by NandCard in On Mission, 27 April 2012 -

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I love it when a good plan comes together. When a variety of factors come into alignment in a way that produces multiple good outcomes, it is a joy - a pleasing work of art. Especially when the plan is in the work of the Kingdom.

Today I’m leaving a country in North and Central Asia where I’ve seen a wonderful Kingdom plan come together. Let me...

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Stop being afraid, it's me (I am). Ego eimi. Yahweh!

Posted by RuthAnn Nicholls in Love Letters, 11 April 2012 -

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“That evening his disciples went down to the shore to wait for him. But as darkness fell and Jesus still hadn’t come back, they got into the boat and headed out across the lake toward Capernaum. Soon a gale swept down upon them as they rowed, and the sea grew very rough. They were three or four miles out when suddenly they saw Jesus walking on the water...

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It's Friday!

Posted by RuthAnn Nicholls in RuthAnn Nicholls' Blog, 06 April 2012 -

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This is worth posting again!

Please click on the link below and watch the you tube. It's only Friday.

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From: Answering God's call

Posted by elizabethcog in elizabethcog's Blog, 02 April 2012 -

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I was walking in the park like I have done for years.There are alot of homeless and down and out and I feel it is important that I share what I have.The best thing I have to share is what Jesus has done for me and I am commanded to share the good News with those that otherwise might not here.I sometimes share some food,a blanket and conversation.So this...

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Prayer and Praise March 2012

Posted by jameskkchung in The Chung's Journey, 23 March 2012 -

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Praise, Prayer

“Know therefore that the LORD your God is God; he is the faithful God, keeping his covenant of love to a thousand generations of those who love him and keep his commands.”
Deuteronomy 7:9

1. At the end of February, we were...

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A scriptural perspective

Posted by Johnny in Johnny's Blog, 11 February 2012 -

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Not to long ago I read a post by a few liberal minded people on another web site and the topic was, "is homosexuality a choice or not?" This inspired me to carefully examine the scriptures to determine just how some people feel they are born this way. Lets just say for the sake of this blog that people could be born this way, with a certain sexual...

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To the Brothers

Posted by Bill in Bill's Blog, 05 February 2012 -

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Brothers

Brothers,
I’ve been visiting with many international workers in Asia the last couple of weeks. We have had in depth conversations about faith and what instruments they have played this last year in the great composer’s symphony of life. One theme that unifies their stories is redemption.

Like the gift of salvation,...

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I am Encouraged!!

Posted by Albert Morse in Albert Morse's Blog, 11 October 2011 -

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Egyptian Christians

The Egyptian persecution has become public. People have had their churches burned. Also they have been prevented from building new churches. They have decided to stand up and be noticed. There have been riots surrounding these demonstrations. I am reminded of the riots that were in the Jewish sections of Rome during the early years of Christianity. It...

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The Eternal Moment

Posted by TSOesch in TSOesch's Blog, 27 September 2011 -

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As I looked over the lake to the horizon, the beauty of that moment cut me to the heart. The sun’s light glided gently over the water, leaving in its wake a sky alight with hues of gold and orange. Sea gulls cried out in what sounded like shouts of praise as they circled over the water and a great calm embraced the entire scene. If I could have lived...

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My Masterpiece

Posted by Shakeya Britton in Shakeya Britton's Blog, 15 September 2011 -

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healing, Nyack College

She was destined to be different. She was set apart. I created her in my image; filled with beauty and love, she was my angel. I loved her so much that I made her unique. There will never be another like her, she was genuine. I also cried, because how I made her the world would mock her, label...

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My Masterpiece

Posted by Shakeya Britton in My Masterpiece, 15 September 2011 -

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healing, Nyack College

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Numbering Our Days- Psalm 90:1-12

Posted by Terry Sexton in Terry Sexton's Blog, 08 September 2011 -

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Time, stewardship

Many of us, me included tend to go through life simply going through the motions. We drift down the stream of life going wherever the current may take us. We seem to forget that we can paddle and go wherever we choose to go, or where ever God leads us. I think most do this out of laziness. It takes some effort to plan, set goals and then see them through....

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Veterans in Christ

Posted by Recovering_Christian in Recovering_Christian's Blog, 13 August 2011 -

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Veterans, military and 8 more...

I was in the military for 13 years and in that 13 years, I saw the many faces that came from the wars and the troubles that came within them. As a veteran and a recovering Christian, I can certainly tell you the medicines that the hospital gives us to help in the aid PTSD and depression do not help one bit. They can not suppress the memories and nightmares....

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1 st entry 8/12/2011

Posted by jerseyguy in jerseyguy's Blog, 12 August 2011 -

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I would like to introduce myself to all. My name is Joseph Silverman, I am 46 years old and have been attending Fellowhip Alliance Chapel in Medford, NJ. I am a judaic/christian. I am came to know Christ about 6 years ago, and was baptized in 2007. I am in the process of starting my MSP to become a Pastor. Any information on the process or encouragement...

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Don't let yourself get too comfortable

Posted by Samuel Felix in Pastor Sam's Blog, 10 August 2011 -

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When that feeling of relaxing from your prayer life and meditating in the word seems to want to creep in; wake up and shake it off by doing the opposite. We never want to give the enemy the opportunity to overpower us in the most minimal area of our everyday life; Our weapons of warfare are sharpened by submitting to God and living a life that is engaged...

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C&MA Pre-Millennialism

Posted by Jennifer Whiteman in C&MA Archives , 13 June 2011 -

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An interesting request came to me here at the C&MA Archives today - what was the C&MA's historical pre-millennial view required for licensed pastors? This post doesn't give an official answer...but was very thought provoking. I'm wondering...would our CAMA and IFAP ministries have survived our pre-millennial...

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