Do you trust in God (Part 1)?

On May 1, 2013 · In Faith, Gregory Turner, Suffer, Suffering for Christ, The Walk, Wait for God, Wait on God

By Greg Turner
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God calls us to be a part of His kingdom. But, to be a part of it we must go through a process which will either transform us into a loyal faithful servant of God or we will turn back to this world like the Israelites turned back to […]

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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

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April 16-May 25, 2011

Dear Church,

During this time of remembrance of God’s loving sacrifice of His son Jesus with the […]

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The Fatal Compromise

On September 18, 2010 · In Church, Rick Furmanek, Suffering for Christ

Sharing The Way Moderator: Recently the Lord showed me that every single Christian is now or will soon have to choose between serving God or serving themselves. It will be a very clear choice. He showed it to me like this: jobs will be unavailable, food will be dangerously low or running out, your neighbor […]

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Do you trust in God (Part 2)?

On March 6, 2010 · In Gregory Turner, Suffer, Suffering for Christ, The Walk

Suffering, Trials, Tribulations, and Persecutions
By Greg Turner
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Suffering is a required part of our Christian walk. It is not clear why some churches preach that people will have great health and wealth by becoming a believer in Christ. Jesus says:

Matthew 5:10-12 (KJV) 10 Blessed are they which are persecuted […]

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The Walk of Suffering

On April 16, 2009 · In Francis Frangipane, Suffering for Christ, The Walk

By Francis Frangipane

Jesus’ walk was neither painless nor effortless, and yours will not be either. Perhaps our minds cannot envision the Son of God facing any “real problems,” such as we face. We know He calmed the sea, but we are also told He “…learned obedience through the things which He suffered” (Hebrews 5:8).

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