Sunday, May 19, 2013

Does Our Obedience Make Boss Look Good?

May 17, 2013 by  
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Tweet     by Donna Rogers   On a recent Sunday, I saw the Lord at work.  Not a big deal because He works every day, right?  But I marveled at this particular work because it involved me being obedient to the Holy Spirit.  It also involved thousands of other people. The pastor of a more »

Teens Compete to Memorize Bible Verses in ‘Bible Quiz’ – Video

May 12, 2013 by  
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Tweet From Opposingviews.com The new documentary film “Bible Quiz” follows an intense national Bible Quiz playoff where young people compete against each other by memorizing more than 2,000 verses (video below). The competition concludes at a national playoff held in Wisconsin. The film also follows 17-year-old Mikayla, who struggles with her crush on J.P., the more »

‘Duck Dynasty’ Star Phil Robertson: Fame Is Fleeting, What Matters Most Is Jesus

May 2, 2013 by  
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Tweet From ChristianPost.com Phil Robertson, the patriarch of the Robertson family whose Duck Commander business is the backdrop for A&E’s hit program “Duck Dynasty” will release a new book on May 7 titled, Happy, Happy, Happy, in which he shares his faith in Jesus Christ, his knowledge about the founding fathers, and how he’s grown more »

A Rhyme In God’s Time

April 24, 2013 by  
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Tweet by Randy Dutton   Poetry first reached out to me in high school when I found myself  penning  “situational” five-line limericks, yielding entertainment and laughs.  A creative writing class honed my skills and from that point on, I learned using poetry for birthdays, holidays and other special occasions was an effective way to reach more »

Sculptor’s ‘Jesus the Homeless’ Challenges Christians to Follow Gospel of Matthew

April 20, 2013 by  
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Tweet From ChristianPost.com Canadian sculptor Timothy Schmalz says he created “Jesus the Homeless” to remind Christians that Jesus is with everyone, especially those who are marginalized in society – the poor and the homeless. Featuring Jesus as a homeless person is a sharp contrast to the images of Christ that Christians are accustomed to seeing: more »

A Long/Short Story

April 14, 2013 by  
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Tweet The long fingered rays of the warm evening sun brushed her cheeks with the softness of a dewy kiss in the quietness of the country evening. She strode along the edge of the woods, seeking calmness. The fragrance of the crushed ripe summer grass filled her nostrils along with the scent of wild day more »

Officials in Vietnam Claim Christian Who Died in Police Custody Committed Suicide

April 13, 2013 by  
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Tweet Officials in Vietnam Claim Christian Who Died in Police Custody Committed Suicide Stunned family refutes declaration, citing signs of savage beating. LOS ANGELES, April 9, 2013 (Morning Star News) – Vietnamese officials are calling the death of a Christian in police custody a suicide – a claim family members of the severely beaten Christian more »

God + Facebook = Forgiveness

Tweet   by Mary Ellen Shedron   If I believed in coincidence, it could easily explain the timing of my editing a story about forgiveness submitted to www.JournEzine.com and then within a couple hours, receiving a Facebook message from a long-ago classmate who left me with a bitter remembrance.  The timing definitely was NOT coincidence more »

Massive Complex Discovered in Biblical Home of Abraham

Tweet From ChristianPost.com Archaeologists from Manchester University in England have made an exciting discovery near the ancient city of Ur in southern Iraq, home of the biblical Abraham, unearthing a large complex that could have been used for religious gatherings. “This is a breathtaking find,” said Professor Stuart Campbell, the leader of the university’s Archaeology more »

The Military’s Assault on Christianity

April 7, 2013 by  
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Tweet The U.S. Army listed Evangelical Christianity and Catholicism as examples of religious extremism along with Al Qaeda and Hamas during a briefing with an Army Reserve unit based in Pennsylvania, Fox News has learned. “We find this offensive to have Evangelical Christians and the Catholic Church to be listed among known terrorist groups,” said more »

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