From the yearly archives: 2011

Mercy

on December 18, 2011 · in Instruction, Rick Furmanek, The Walk

By Rick Furmanek rafurmanek@cox.net Matthew 5: ” “Blessed are the merciful, for they shall receive mercy.” Matthew 9: “Go and learn what this means, ‘I desire mercy, and not sacrifice.’ For I came not to call the righteous, but sinners.” Matthew 18: “And should not you have had mercy on your fellow servant, as I [...]

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Walking and Praying in God’s Love

on December 10, 2011 · in Jerry Olson, The Walk

By Jerry Olson jerrydeanolson@yahoo.com Yesterday I had a breakthrough – a manifestation in the Lord. I had been thinking and pondering about a brother in the Lord and what could I do to help or assist him in his walk with our Lord. Many different things were coursing through my mind and I was going [...]

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Warning: Pray This Prayer at Your Own Risk

on December 2, 2011 · in Faith, Inspiration, Lee Grady, The Walk

Moderator: I saw this article and felt it was appropriate for our site. Do we really want to serve God? Are we really ready to sell all that we have to follow him (Matt. 10:21)? The scriptures say to “ask and you shall receive”. Are you ready to ask for this? Read on. By J. [...]

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To The Rev. Dr. Apostle Grand Poobah

on December 2, 2011 · in Instruction, Lee Grady, The Walk

Moderator: I found this brief article and felt strongly that I should share it. The scriptures talk about people who have spiritual gifts (see I Cor. 12 for example) that define classes of servants such as apostles, evangelists based upon spiritual gifts. Yet, no where does it say we are to call ourselves those things. [...]

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An Apologetic Guide for Christians‏

on December 2, 2011 · in Dave Palcsak, General

By Dave Palcsak davepalcsak@gmail.com 1. Nobody knows everything. Many times we can be intimidated by titles, age or a number of other factors. As we touch on a few different aspects of witnessing you will see why these factors are not only surmountable but often can be used positively. For example, the field of academics [...]

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Contentment

on November 27, 2011 · in General, Inspiration, Rick Furmanek

By Rick Furmanek These are restless times . . . these are evil times. Like never before, we are witnessing a breakdown of our civilization . . . a disintegration of our world on a scale never previously imagined . . . our right to exist as followers of the One True God is being [...]

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The Great Earthquake

on November 26, 2011 · in Christian, Christian Growth, Church, Church Leaders, Church System, Churchianity, End Times, Faith, Inspiration, Instruction, Ryan Watts, Suffer, Suffering for Christ, The Walk

THE GREAT EARTHQUAKE (The shifting of our current paradigm of comfort and luxury Christianity to the End-times real authentic, faithful, outrageous, courageous, and radical, Jesus Freak Christianity) By Ryan and Jill Watts Loving4jesus@gmail.com April 16-May 25, 2011 Dear Church, During this time of remembrance of God’s loving sacrifice of His son Jesus with the celebrations [...]

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Hearing From GOD And Testing The Spirits

on November 11, 2011 · in Eric Wheeler, Faith, Instruction, The Walk

By Eric C Wheeler eric@sharingtheway.com The other day I was speaking with a lady who was telling me that she regularly hears from God.  But as she was speaking, I noticed that her “revelations” didn’t quite measure up to the Word of God, that is – the Bible.  Brothers and sisters, the Apostle John warns [...]

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Cursed or Blessed -What is Our Choice?

on October 1, 2011 · in Instruction, Jerry Olson

By Jerry Olson jerrydeanolson@yahoo.com It is necessary that I bring this word to you today for the important understanding that we must have as we find ourselves much closer to great trouble in this world we now live. I ask you this question- can keeping the law (of Moses) save any of mankind (you and [...]

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Universalism

on September 23, 2011 · in Dave Palcsak, General, Instruction

By Dave Palcsak “Punishment is now unfashionable…..because it creates moral distinctions among men, which, to the democratic mind, are odious. We prefer a meaningless collective guilt to a meaningful individual responsibility.”  Thomas Szasz. “A people that values its privileges above its principles soon loses both.”    Dwight Eisenhower Some time ago a book was recommended to [...]

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