"...if a country sins against Me..." (Ezekiel 14:12-20)What if Noah, Daniel and Job were alive and in the Church today? Would even they be able to intercede and prevent God from judging America because of her sin?
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My Utmost for His Highest
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In Times of Great Turmoil and Stress...March 2009 Newsletter
"In times like these", is the opening line of an old Gospel hymn that goes on to say, "You need a Savior". Oh how true that was then, and even more true today. The world is in the midst of a great transition. But what is coming is not a surprise to God the Father who "knows the end from the beginning." (Isaiah 46:10) We need to encourage one another (1Thess 5:11)and comfort one another (1Thess 4:18) with the Truth of God's Word, the Scriptures. (Psalm 119:160; John 17:17)
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Merry Christmas - Matthew 1:21 "You shall call His Name Jesus"
Jesus came to save sinners...Jesus was born to die that lost souls may be saved. This Christmas season, when we as believers celebrate the birth of our Lord and Savior, we need to remember our responsibility to take the Gospel in to all the world. The testimony of the One who came "to save His people from their sins", is the testimony of Jesus Christ who said, "I am the Way, the Truth and the Life' and that "no one comes to the Father in heaven but through Me." We need to humble ourselves and be willing to intrude into the lives of those who are lost. This Christmas, let us all share the hope we found in Jesus with those who are struggling without hope in spiritual darkness. There is no joy in chrisitmas without Christ in your heart.
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"So don’t worry about tomorrow; for tomorrow will take care of itself.” (Matthew 6:34)
August/September '08 Newsletter: Jesus Christ wants every believer to take trust in Him to heart. The Scripture says, "Trust in the Lord with all your heart and lean not on your own understanding." When we allow ourselves to be bound up with worry and anxiety it is a sign that we are not taking Jesus at His word in some area of our life. When worry and anxiety overwhelm us, we can take that as a sign to stop and pray that the Holy Spirit will comfort and encourage us as we strive to set aside our fear and walk in faith.
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“…he went to the house of Mary…where many were gathered together and were praying.” (Acts 12:12)
June/July '08 Newsletter: In times of turmoil and trouble it is important and necessary for Christians to pray. We who believe must pray in faith believing that God our Father will hear our prayer, and not being surprised when He answers according to His will.
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"You give them something to eat.” (Luke 9:13)
May '08 Newsletter: What am I to do when I hear reports about "natural disasters" occurring around the world - Myanmar and China? What should the Christian to in these circumstances? Jesus expects His Body, His Church, to do the Gospel. Jesus expects me to do something.
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"…the Most High is ruler over the kingdoms of mankind...” (Daniel 4:32)
April '08 Newsletter: "…the Most High is ruler over the kingdoms of mankind and gives them to whomever He wishes.” (Daniel 4:32)
The fate and destiny of Nation States is in the Hand of the Lord. As for the believer, it is important for all of us to remember that we are to take the Gospel into all the world. Don't let prejucide or bias cloud the need for obedience to the command of Christ Jesus.
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"I am the resurrection and the life...whoever lives and believes in Me...will never die.” (John 11)
February/March Mission Barnabas Newsletter: As Easter Sunday approaches we pray that you are encouraged in your faith. Jesus was willing to suffer and pay the penalty for the sins of the whole world. He was willing to pay for our sins so that we can be saved. Remember to continue to ask the Lord of the Harvest to raise up workers that the harvest might continue to come in. There are billions of lost souls still needing to hear the Gospel Message. It seems like there is a lot of talk about "hope" in the air. Outside of faith in Jesus Christ, there is no hope. "Be strong and let your heart take courage, all you who hope in the Lord" (Psalm 31.24)
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What about the widows and orphans? (James 1:27) January 2008 Newsletter
There are many widows and orphans in the world. Day after day we hear of wars and conflict, murders and disasters, all of which help to make new widows and more orphans. The Bible says that God the Father cares about the plight of the widow and the orphan. God cares - but does the Church? Do I? How involved am I in the lives of those who are not necessarily like me? Like every human being, they are on the mind of God. Like every human being, Jesus died for them. If they are already part of the Church, then the Church must respond to their genuine needs. If they are not in Christ, then we, the Church must take the Gospel to them so that they might "come unto Him" and be saved. (Matthew 11:28)
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Hope…Christmas is the day of hope fulfilled. (Luke 2:11) December 2007 Newsletter
Hope…Christmas is the day of hope fulfilled. Lots of folks have good answers to the question, "What is the meaning of Christmas?" Christmas Day is a day to remember that the Creator God, Jesus Christ, took on the likeness of Man, in order to die that Men might be saved. When we read through the Old Testament, there is passage after passage that points to the day of Christ's birth. We can see the hope in the hearts of all those who knew that some day, one day, that particular day, "the hope of all nations" had come. Christmas is about hope. The hope for forgiveness - the hope of redemption. Christmas is about Hope fulfilled. (Luke 2:11)
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