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Do you accept the Bible as the true word of God? Do you believe that it is Gods Word? If so, how important is it to you? Do you study it regularly or does it gather dust on your desk? John reads and examines an interesting passage in which a true man of God; a prophet, allows himself to be deceived and to be turned away from Gods Word with terrible consequences. The lesson is clear to us and the standard has been set. Which standard are you following? |
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January 21, 2012
Reading: 1 Kings 13
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Some years ago, while conducting a series of meetings in Michigan City, I was asked to preach to the convicts in the State Prison. I sat on the platform with the Governor and watched the prisoners march in - 700 men, young and old. They marched in lock step, every man’s hand on the shoulder of the man before him. At the word of command they sat down. Among that number there were seventy-six lifers, men who had been committed to prison for the crime of murder. Read More
Just before I go to the dentist, I brush my teeth real hard to fool him. But he makes me rinse with a red dye that sticks to any plaque on my teeth. I can deceive myself, but I can’t fool the dentist because he’s using a much more thorough method to determine what’s clean. Similarly, God judges us by His standard, not ours. Read More
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To life. To God. To peace. To freedom. To love. To heaven. Read More
During the American civil war between the north and south a soldier who was uncertain as to where his loyalties lied decided to adopt a solution which he considered to be wise: Just before the battle began he dressed himself with the blue blazer (that of the north) and gray trousers (that of the south) and so went to join the battle. What was the result? If this soldier thought that his solution was a wise one, he was greatly mistaken. Read More
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According to reports, a Kuwaiti royal prince has become a follower of Jesus Christ. In an audio file posted with his name, he affirms that if he is killed because of a recording he made where he talks about his conversion, he firmly believes that he will meet Jesus Christ face-to-face. The news comes from Middle Eastern sources which state that al-Haqiqa – a Christian satellite TV channel in Arabic that transmits Christian religious programmes – broadcast an audio file attributed to the Kuwaiti prince, identified as Abdullah al-Sabah. The al-Sabahs are the royal family of Kuwait, a country rich in oil. The name Abdullah (servant of God) frequently appears in the Emir’s family tree. | Creation evangelist appeals conviction after 5 years
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If Senate Bill 2180 passes the Mississippi Legislature, a parent would be in jeopardy of receiving a life sentence in prison for spanking a child. Sponsored by Senator Brice Wiggins (District 52-Jackson), this legislation would make it a felony to “whip, strike or otherwise abuse any child,” thereby causing “bodily harm” to the child. “Reasonable discipline” would be an exception to this offense. The minimum penalty upon conviction of this crime would be 10 years in prison. The maximum penalty would be life in prison. | Alaska Airlines to stop handing out prayer cards to passengers
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Tuesday night in his State of the Union address President Obama called on all states to raise their school compulsory attendance age to 18, a move that stirred verbal backlash from homeschoolers. |
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June 6, 2007
The tragic death of 11 people and the horrific injuries of many more has sparked an investigation by the local authorities into the possible causes. The incident happened at around 1.40pm on Tuesday, June 5th, 6km outside the Northern Victorian town of Kerang. The accident has been described as Australia's worst rail disaster and it occurred when an experienced Wangaratta-based truck driver appeared to ignore the warning bells and lights at a railway level crossing. Read More |
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