Nearly every person—religious or not—has heard the phrase, “Prayer changes things.” But do they really believe it? They should, says American Pastors Network (APN) President Sam Rohrer, because God has made it clear that He answers prayer. Proper prayer can turn the head of God,”¹ Rohrer said. “Proper prayer by God’s people can turn back the judgment of … More Does Prayer Really Change Things?
Posted on November 21, 2019 by secretangel Have you ever felt so broken, like a bunch of scattered old bones… Feeling like you are in a million pieces, with no human form shown? Unable to catch your breath with no lungs to even hold your air… with indescribable wails of brokenness, yelling for God in your despair. Have … More Have You Ever Felt So Broken?
Jehová prueba al justo; Pero al malo y al que ama la violencia, su alma los aborrece. (RVR 1960) For the next week I will not be posting MY DAILY DEVOTIONAL as I will be on a mission trip in the Tupelo MS area helping Anchor Church and Eight Days of Hope build out a … More Mission Trip Updated
When Jesus left this earth He left ONE mandate for all His church (true redeemed believers that was the Great Commission. We are to spread the Full Gospel message at every opportunity, that and that alone is what Christ demands. Two things to note about today’s devotional; 1) Romans 6:8 says Now if we died with Christ, … More Saturday’s On Track Military Devotional
Here are three Sermons I highly recommend on Missions from the RBNet conference I am attending this week.
One of the BIG issues (in my opinion) in the Church today is the lack of substantiate preaching. In other words we get a whole lot of fluff and very little stuff from the pulpit. Even if there is a long winded (I have no issue like some with a 45-60 minute sermon, if you … More What is Expository Preaching?
A Typical Sam Jones Tough-Nosed Sermon Samuel P. Jones knew what drink could do to a man and his family. He began drinking as a young man when his father’s absence left him acting as head of the family. He thought liquor would ease his nervous indigestion. In 1868 Sam married Laura McElwain. He had … More A Typical Sam Jones Tough-Nosed Sermon
Robert Jaffray Died in a Dirty Japanese Prison In 1938, when friends urged Robert A. Jaffray to stay in his Canadian homeland, which he was visiting, he refused. Yes, he sensed that war was imminent in the Pacific. But he meant to die in Asia, in the East Indies, because that is where his heart … More Today in Church History
by David Qaoud It is so easy to judge others, but to learn from them well that shows the maturity of a person. Excellent advise from David. – Mike It happens a lot. An evangelical Christian pastor disqualifies himself from ministry. As a young minister myself, I have been long warned and told of the temptations … More One Man’s Fall is Another Man’s Warning
by Cameron Buettel / Monday, July 1, 2019 / Grace to You Ministries In the lead-up to the Truth Matters conference in October, we will be focusing our attention on the sufficiency, authority, and clarity of Scripture. Of our previous blog series, none better embodies that emphasis than Frequently Abused Verses. The following entry from that … More How Easy Is Salvation?
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