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Monday, April 29, 2019
Wednesday, April 17, 2019
What Can Separate Us From The Love Of Christ?.....Nothing
[35]Who shall ever separate us from Christ's love? Shall suffering and affliction and tribulation? Or calamity and distress? Or persecution or hunger or destitution or peril or sword?
Tonight we are looking at this verse in a different view, today I was looking at why are humans human, why are people wicked, why do people have evil thought, why are people cruel. Sometimes I wonder why people just act without having any conscience
Why is it that we have the Rich and the poor, why do we have the elite and the masses, why is it that some people have food to eat and some have I beg to eatWhy can't we have everyone normal, equal, but not possible,Some people are born intelligence, some are dullard, some are sharp, while some are blunt. So making u to think u are a defaults, noooo,
Look at ur friends , they are sharp at doing evil, but u are sharp to reject it, they ar blunt at some things, but u are best at other things. No body is created equal, we all have weaknesses, we all have our strength. Yet they don't define who Christ had made us to be, we are God heritage, we are bought with a price. Therefore, what are u passing through that is making u feel sad
Sometimes I feel bad that I don't av a girl friend, sorry to say am not looking for one actually, and sometimes am happy I ave many ladies as sister , sometimes am sad cos my friends we graduate together are already in their service year and am.just starting, some of my colleages are using iphones and am just using tanasobe
It worth u thinking about this life to be full of vanity, imagine the fact that u are better than them and yet the are becoming better than you. But
For me it is not the end. I don't know about u. Nothing will separate me from the love of Christ. Not even a girl. Not to talk of one boy, Not those fancy cars, not those big houses, not popularity, not worldliness.
Is it hunger, hunger doesn't kill, is it thirsts, it doesn't kill, it strengthens u to be a better person. Always remember this my dear ones Don't help people becos u want a thank you
Don't help people becos they don't av any help
Don't help people becos u are Rich
Don't help people becos they don't av any help
Don't help people becos u are Rich
But do it becos if it were you in need of help , who will stand up for u, how do u want them to stand up for u.
Hold on, the pains, the suffering, agony, no money, no admission, fear, sadness is just for a while, the sun will still shine.
Never forget there Is light at the end if a tunnel. Thank you God bless you
Tuesday, April 9, 2019
Knowing The Reason Why We Should Pray Restlessly As Jesus Christ Did
Matthew 26
[36]Then Jesus went with them to a place called Gethsemane, and He told His disciples, Sit down here while I go over yonder and pray.
Now it is of very great mind reminder that every believer should learn how to pray, even Jesus Christ decided to go Gethsemane.So it is a disaster if you don't know how to pray,Matthew 26:37-38
[37]And taking with Him Peter and the two sons of Zebedee, He began to show grief and distress of mind and was deeply depressed.
[38]Then He said to them, My soul is very sad and deeply grieved, so that I am almost dying of sorrow. Stay here and keep awake and keep watch with Me.
Now, there is another fact that , it probably a normal thing to b sad, it not too bad to be passing through life challengesYes, Jesus Christ is passing through the same here, he was sad, remorseful, unhappy, life challenges,He was to face the pain on the cross, so whT are you also passing through, sad, y can't you pray, pray, and make it a thing of the pass
Matthew 26:39-45
[39]And going a little farther, He threw Himself upon the ground on His face and prayed saying, My Father, if it is possible, let this cup pass away from Me; nevertheless, not what I will [not what I desire], but as You will and desire.
[40]And He came to the disciples and found them sleeping, and He said to Peter, What! Are you so utterly unable to stay awake and keep watch with Me for one hour?
[41]All of you must keep awake (give strict attention, be cautious and active) and watch and pray, that you may not come into temptation. The spirit indeed is willing, but the flesh is weak.
[42]Again a second time He went away and prayed, My Father, if this cannot pass by unless I drink it, Your will be done.
[43]And again He came and found them sleeping, for their eyes were weighed down with sleep.
[44]So, leaving them again, He went away and prayed for the third time, using the same words.
[45]Then He returned to the disciples and said to them, Are you still sleeping and taking your rest? Behold, the hour is at hand, and the Son of Man is betrayed into the hands of especially wicked sinners [whose way or nature it is to act in opposition to God].
Hello, listen this is where am.going, Jesus went to pray in the night, an indication that the night is not for sleeping but mainly for prayers.
Jesus said, watch and pray, ur enemy Re not sleeping, they are spyin on u, and are looking for means to bring u down, either spiritually or physically, so wen you let down your guide, you give it a chance to penetrate and harm.you
So therefore, the midnight Is a time, we finish the day business. Listen my people. If you want to shine, you must first light it in the dark, at midnight. If you want to shine in the day like the sun, you must first stress the midnight by praying, singing,Jesus met them sleeping, he went back the second time becos they lack purpose. So which means if you don't know why you are praying. Devil will give you work to do, becos you are idle. So pray with a purpose, pray with a plan. Your plan is why are you praying . what do you need. Jesus was grief cos of the death on the cross. So what Re you also doing that you can not settle with prayers.
Listen, don't you notice that the more people you tell your challenges, the more they sympathised with you. They will feel sorry but that is not the solution to failure. Stand up.upon you fears and face it in prayers. Don't give the devil a chance. Block all entrance to spiritual life . and make your life available in the place o prayer.
The great things of life is meant for those who can pray. Even if it is 30 minutes. Pray. Pray without ceasing , if you will lock yourself up , lock yourself up. And don't leave the place of prayer, not until something happenThe great things of life is meant for those who can pray. Even if it is 30 minutes. Pray. Pray without ceasing , if you will lock yourself up , lock yourself up. And don't leave the place of prayer, not until something happen
Jesus had to pray the same pray 3 times. 3 times, 3 good times. The same prayers the means you pray until something happen, you pray till you die, Jesus was dieing and still praying. So I have decided to pray till.I die and not wen am comfortable, even when am.not comfortable am still praying. This generation is becoming cruel, more and more, and if you don't choose a side noe, u might go with the tide of this life.
Monday, March 18, 2019
Churches That Play Together Stay Together
In its new Households of Faith report, Barna researchers claim that one of the many reasons “vibrant households” stand out from others is because they engage in “meaningful, fun, quality time with both their housemates and extended household members.” That includes playing games together (32%), sharing meals (63% eat breakfast as a family and 75% eat dinner as a family), and enjoying other leisure activities. “These are practicing Christians who know the meaning of play—and indeed, half call their home life ‘playful,’” according to the report.
In other words, the old adage still rings true: Families that play together stay together, and more than that, exhibit signs of strong spiritual health.
The same can be said of the church family .
From softball leagues to book clubs, jazz ensembles to craft nights, churches that play together seem to stay together and grow together, too, adapting more easily to upheaval and building up the camaraderie, compassion, and collective resilience that are essential to a robust church body.
“Our congregation is experiencing some growing edges as younger families begin to assume leadership roles,” said Katie Nix, lead pastor at Trinity United Methodist Church in Moberly, Missouri. “Usually the generations become divided between gatekeepers and new people, but kickball helped to break down some of the walls of fear and create relationships. I believe we avoided several potential turf wars because the two groups experienced an opportunity to play together.”
Other pastors, too, report the unique gains of “letting loose” as the body of Christ.
Jackson Clelland, head of staff at Presbyterian Church of the Master in Mission Viejo, California, often provides opportunities for his church staff and board members to play together as a way to lay the foundation for their collaborative work as the people of God.
“My mentor, the late Chuck Miller, taught that we need a proper order to our relationships within the church. [We need to view our colleagues as] brothers or sisters and then fellow workers,” said Clelland, quoting from Philemon 1–2. Staff meetings at Church of the Master are commonly held in a conference room—except when they’re not.
“We went to an escape room a month ago,” said Clelland. “We play so that we can learn to enjoy each other beyond the tasks we need each other for.”
In the earliest Scriptures, the people of God are called to a regular rhythm of work and worship, rest and play. In addition to the weekly Sabbath celebration, the Pentateuch mentions seven feast days. After the Exile, three more were added. Wedding celebrations commonly lasted a week or more. While some contemporary congregations find play by practicing these feasts of the ancient church and other traditional “holy day” celebrations, others are discovering it in even simpler, almost child-like forms.
Antoine Lassiter, pastor of Think Kingdom, a multiracial congregation in Kannapolis, North Carolina, extols the power of play to bring diverse groups of people into deeper relationship.
“This church was the result of two churches merging—a predominantly black church with a white church. Play was a way to get folks who didn’t normally interact to talk. We’d encourage them at the doors—‘Find someone you don’t know and sit with them!’—and they wouldn’t do it.”
So Lassiter and his team came up with a creative solution in Sunday worship. “I’d say, ‘Grab all your belongings!’ Then the musicians would play some happy music, and we’d play musical chairs.”
As Lassiter helped shepherd his congregation through the change, he learned that play was essential for him as a leader, as well.
“For the first three months [after the churches merged] I was a politician,” said Lassiter. “I had stopped having fun and the ministry became dark. It became stressful. Then I realized that it wasn’t for me to make it work. It needed to be a Holy Spirit–led thing.
“We have a church full of young men who play basketball, so I started walking with them and having fun with them. And that’s where I think the church turned.”
Pastors in international churches, too, notice the benefits of church play in developing a community spirit and practicing creative mission.
“One of the signs of healthy community is laughter and the ability to have fun together,” said Ondřej Szturc, preacher at Evangelical Christian Fellowship in Hairov, Czech Republic. “It also attracts people and speeds ministry up, making it easier and more pleasant. Hospitality is one of the big priorities for us.”
Two other Europeans, Andrej and Nina Lovse, helped plant their church in Maribor, Slovenia. “We do yearly church retreats where we intentionally build in play time—bonfires and s’mores, hikes and swimming time,” said Andrej Lovze. “We had to push ourselves once a month just to play games together as a leadership team.”
Lovse finds that occasionally replacing traditional worship with play can strengthen bonds of friendship and fellowship, especially in the group of young adults who comprise the bulk of his congregation.
“There have been times when we canceled our church service and all went out for coffee,” said Lovse. “When we grew distant and needed to reconnect with one another, through play we got to know and appreciate each other.”
Agaba Moses, an ordained minister in the Anglican Church in Uganda, noted that play hasn’t traditionally been part of his church culture, but that is starting to change. “Churches in Africa commonly do not go beyond pulpit preaching to engage Christians in play activities like football, swimming, or drama, calling them ‘secular.’ But playing well is of great importance in navigating conflict and developing a united and focused church.”
Sunday, March 17, 2019
Jesus Culture – Living With A Fire
Originally formed at Redding, California’s Bethel Church, Jesus Culture is an internationally operating, Christian revivalist youth outreach ministry that utilizes the power of music to spread its message. Led by youth worship leader and pastor Kim Walker-Smith, the Jesus Culture Band, which releases albums through the ministry’s own record label, Jesus Culture Music, has issued nearly annual live praise & worship albums. Below is Jesus Culture Living With Fire.
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