This is the message I presented at the Unique 7000 Church in Addis Ababa, Ethiopia last month. You know what I love about this message? Continue reading For the Grace of God
Hunrgry and thirsty for the word of God?
If you are hungry and thirsty to know the Word of God and hear from those ministers who are hungrier and thirstier than you, join in for the live streaming from the Yale University Q&A session with Ravi Zacharias and Abdu Murray. Don’t miss it! you can find it on Ravi Zacharias Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/ravizacharias/videos/vb.42463176812/10154800398441813/?type=2&theater
Staying Married!
Praise the LORD!
I am home today! It is always good to be back to Maryland.
True & Lasting Victory
A4P Guest: “Can you tell me how I can stop viewing porn?”
A4P: Do you want the shortest and surest way or the longest way that may not guarantee you freedom from porn?
A4P Guest: I mean, if there is shortest and surest way out of this, by all means, I will take that.
What Irony!
Thank you Matt Redman for this excellent and uplifting song about heaven!
Have you ever asked yourself why we don’t usually hear so much about heaven today?
Why do we always find ourselves to be attracted to speakers who are telling us that they have all the solutions/answers to all our earthly struggles and problems which the Bible calls “light and momentary troubles”? When they tell us that there is a carefree life, a life that is easy and free from pain and suffering, we believe them. The only thing we demand from them is for them to call the name of “Jesus” and quote the Bible here and there, then we give them all we got, our hearts and minds.
But why?
I really don’t know.
Listen what the Bible says: “For our light and momentary troubles are achieving for us an eternal glory that far outweighs them all.” (2 Corinthians 2:17)
Eternal glory that far outweighs all our sufferings!
Amazing, isn’t it?
Listen:
“If only for this life we have hope in Christ, we are of all people most to be pitied.” (1 Corinthians 15:19)
“We are of all people” – means from all people who don’t believe in Jesus, people who are heading to hell rejecting God and His word, from all these people, we are the most to be pitied if our hope in Christ is only for this life.
God forbids for us to be Christians who are the most to be pitied.
Wow! What irony!
Christians and most to be “pitied.”
No! No! No! These two terms don’t go together! ///
Quick Reminder!
If you live in Oslo, Norway, or anywhere near, come and worship God with us today at the Shalom Eritrean Pentecostal Church.
For more info, call the number you see on the flyer. Today’s program starts at 5pm, exactly after 5 hours. ///
We Think that We’re Superior
Every word, phrase and verse of Psalm 23 is pregnant with eternal truth about the relationship between Christ and His people.
How do I know?
No Man Knows
When we read stories, books or biographies of Martin Luther, John Owen, John Bunyan, C. S. Lewis, Augustine, John Edwards and more – we notice something common about them all; that is, all of them have battled against sin and all of them had lost the battle, big time!
Dead!
These days I am falling in love with St. Augustine’s life story and his writings. My! Where was I? I don’t know! Anyways!
By the way, St. Augustine lived during the first century (354 AD to 430 AD).
As a young lad, Augustine was a kind of young man that nobody in the right mind wanted to hang out with, unless of course they had similar lifestyles like his. I mean, Augustine was bad; he was living in the darkest of dark.
“Why Did Your Wife Send You Here For?”
Whenever my husband goes to see his doctor (which is probably once in three or four years), the first question his doctor asks him is this: “Why did your wife send you here for?”
Why?