Tuesday, March 8, 2011
Made to Make a Difference
Made to Make a Difference
“When your grandchildren discover you lived during a day in which 1.75 billion people were poor and one billion people were hungry, how will they judge your response?” Several years ago, this question was posed to Max Lucado, and it kept him up at night. The profound implications of staggering need made the pastor/author ask some questions of his own: “What if we rocked the world with hope?
Courage in the Lonely Hour
Courage in the Lonely Hour
Loneliness is one of life’s most painful experiences. Since God created us as relational beings, the absence of companionship can be very discouraging. At some point, all of us have probably dealt with feelings of isolation. But it’s especially difficult when we’re going through a trying situation and there is no one to help or encourage us.
Atheist Central -- Ray Comfort's Blog
Atheist Central -- Ray Comfort's Blog
A number of atheists want to know details of my education, and have also asked what religious credentials I hold, suspecting that I am unqualified to speak for God.
Harvest Daily Devotion for 3/8/2011: "Damaged by Distractions"
Harvest Daily Devotion for 3/8/2011: "Damaged by Distractions"
Imagine being mentioned by name in one of the epistles written by Paul. Not only was Demas mentioned, but he was mentioned twice. First Paul wrote in Philemon, "Epaphras, my fellow prisoner in Christ Jesus, sends you his greetings
Monday, March 7, 2011
From the Lighthouse BlogCHRISTIAN YOGA: Rooted in Hindu Occultism
From the Lighthouse BlogCHRISTIAN YOGA: Rooted in Hindu Occultism
Dear reader, the following article has been written in order to convey information about the unbiblical practice of Christian Yoga. Sadly, many professing Christians in the church are too undiscerning to know any better. Even Hindu’s recognize that “Christian Yoga is still Hindu.”
Harvest Bible Chapel - Minneapolis - Sunday's Message
Harvest Bible Chapel - Minneapolis - Sunday's Message
Sunday's Message
Why Should I Love Church PeoplePostedSunday, March 6, 2011 @ 10 AMbyBrent HalvorsenTaggedNo tags
On The Box
On The Box
I call people when I hear that they have had some sort of tragedy. I’ve been making a lot of calls recently. I phoned one Christian woman after I saw her being interviewed on TV and she mentioned that her husband loved our ministry
Doulos Iesou Christou
Doulos Iesou Christou
I returned this morning to St. Stephen's Episcopal Church--not to attend, but to stand on the public sidewalk in front of the church, with my cross.
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