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Appreciate Each Other!


By Cary E. McQuaid, 2013-08-15

Appreciate Each Other!

"For all the law is fulfilled in one word, even in this; Thou shalt love thy neighbor as thyself, But if ye bite and devour one another, take heed that ye be not consumed one of another." Galatians 5:14, 15

OUR CHALLENGE TODAY!

Your faith in God will work, as we know, "through faith we understand that the worlds were framed by the word of God, so that the things which are seen were not made of things which do appear." Hebrews 11:3 but your faith must work by love. For more please visit: http://souls-for-christ.com/id33.html

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A Prayer for Thursday 15th August


By Joyce Gale, 2013-08-15
The mountains are high, to reach is a testing time. Our mountain may be small but with You our Lord we can climb in hope, for the top may be misty and our footing hard, but the struggle is worth the effort till the wonders to see in glory. In Jesus name. Amen.dblwhite_sine

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Sermon on the mount salvation teaching


By James J Dougherty, 2013-08-14

                        Sermon on the Mount special teaching

 

I am led to do a special teaching featuring the three chapters in Matthew that comprise the Sermon on the Mount, namely chapters 5, 6, and 7 because they have such powerful life application to use even nowadays that it would be remiss to not have them together as their own teaching all to themselves. I am also adding to this a salvation teaching so you can help others be saved or even be saved for yourself

Matthew chapter 5 starts off with saying blessed are the humble and other valuable traits, to reconcile ourselves with those who we might offend and even to be at peace with our enemies, and to love them. We also are the salt and the light of the world

(Matthew 5:1)  And seeing the crowds, He went up into the mountain, and after He had sat down, His disciples approached Him.

 

(Matthew 5:2)  And opening His mouth, He began to teach them, saying:

 

(Matthew 5:3)...

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God Is The Greatest


By Jerry Fuller, 2013-08-14

    When i was growing up,Muhammad Ali was boxing and he is arguably the most famous boxer to be crowned the heavyweight champion of the world.We marveled at his combination of finesse and power.And few of us will ever forget his antics outside the ring. "I am the greatest" " I float like a butterfly and sting like a bee" where just a few of his sayings.Many loved him and many couldn't stand him.
    Ali, a deeply religious man in the Muslim belief, explained in a Reader's Digest interview what his faith meant to him.
        "It means a ticket to heaven.One day we're all going to die,and God's going to judge us,our good and bad deeds. If the bad outweighs the good,you go to hell.If the good outweighs the bad,you go to heaven."
             While many of Ali's jabs hit their mark,his explanation of how to get to heaven was way off.
       The God of the Bible is going to judge all of us one day,that part is true.But the good that we've done will not wipe out...

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Sermon on the mount teaching


By James J Dougherty, 2013-08-14

                        Sermon on the Mount special teaching

 

I am led to do a special teaching featuring the three chapters in Matthew that comprise the Sermon on the Mount, namely chapters 5, 6, and 7 because they have such powerful life application to use even nowadays that it would be remiss to not have them together as their own teaching all to themselves.

Matthew chapter 5 starts off with saying blessed are the humble and other valuable traits, to reconcile ourselves with those who we might offend and even to be at peace with our enemies, and to love them. We also are the salt and the light of the world

(Matthew 5:1)  And seeing the crowds, He went up into the mountain, and after He had sat down, His disciples approached Him.

 

(Matthew 5:2)  And opening His mouth, He began to teach them, saying:

 

(Matthew 5:3)  "Blessed are the poor in spirit, for theirs is the kingdom of heaven.

 

(Matthew 5:4)...

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With God You're Never Alone


By Jerry Fuller, 2013-08-14

        Friends ,God has taught me many precious lessons throughout my life.Most important,though,He has taught me to rely solely on Him to meet my needs.
       With all the many things I've been through,It would be easy for me to make up excuses for becoming stagnant in my spiritual walk,but I have chosen another route.That route is to seek God with all my heart.The Lord tells us in Jeremiah 29:13 , "You will seek me and find me when you seek me with all your heart." Sure i mess up and get weak sometime but i know i can not make it without Him,I can not make it under my own power and will and i will surely make a mess just as i have before.
     If you feel as if you are living the Christian life on your own,take heart. Continue to obey the Lord and seek Him with all your heart. Like the tree that flourishes in a drought,the godly person who delights in God's Word can survive a spiritual desert as well.
    C.S. Lewis ounce said, "Satan's cause is never more in...

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                        Salvation teaching featuring Acts chapters 26 through 28

 

Here is a salvation teaching featuring the last three chapters of Acts which feature Paul’s powerful testimony of Agrippa in self defense, his sea journey which would eventually end up in Rome and what happens along the way, God preserving life and doing other miracles which no doubt resulted in many being saved. Paul then is given free reign in Rome to preach though once again some of the Jews refuse to hear, resulting in once again Paul focusing on the Gentiles. There are those of both who do hear and are saved, however. I will then follow this up with a salvation teaching with many varied scriptures.

(Acts 26:1)  Then Agrippa said to Paul, "It is permitted for you to speak in behalf of yourself." So Paul, having extended his hand, spoke in his own defense:

 

(Acts 26:2)  I have considered myself fortunate, King Agrippa, being able to speak in my own defense...

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Life!


By Cary E. McQuaid, 2013-08-14

LIFE!

"He that findeth his life shall lose it: and he that loseth his life for my sake shall find it." Mathew 10:39

OUR CHALLENGE TODAY!

What is life that we should find it or lose it? Life is more than food and clothing, therefore we shouldn't make such an "ado" about these things, as it is written, "And he said unto his disciples, Therefore I say unto you, take no thought for your life, what ye shall eat, neither for the body, what ye shall put on, the life is more than meat and the body more than raiment." Luke 12:22,23 For more please visit: http://souls-for-christ.com/id33.html

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GIVE THANKS DAILY


By DAVID A. MCMILLEN, 2013-08-14

FROM ANDREW WOMMACK MINISTRIES

 

GIVE THANKS DAILY

Luke 17:18 "There are not found that returned to give glory to God, save this stranger."

LUKE 17:11-18

Relatively few people who receive the goodness of the Lord return to give Him thanks for what He has done. That does not keep the Lord from doing what is right for us. He healed all ten of these lepers according to their request - not just the one who was thankful. However, there...

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                        Salvation teaching featuring Acts chapters 18 through 20

 

Here is a salvation teaching featuring the latter episodes of Paul’s missionary journey featuring him persecuted but again vowing to go to the Gentiles and yet others still go to the Jews. There are various teachings and even some miracles in these three chapters, including the handkerchiefs and also one being raised from the dead. Churches were strengthened too by teaching, as well as more believers added. I will as usual add a salvation teaching at the end of things.

(Acts 18:1)  Now after these things, having departed from Athens, Paul came to Corinth.

 

(Acts 18:2)  And he found a certain Jew named Aquila, a native of Pontus, having recently come from Italy with Priscilla his wife (because Claudius had ordered all the Jews to depart from Rome); he came to them,

 

(Acts 18:3)  and because he was of the same trade, he remained with them and worked,...

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