Original article here.
Lord Jesus, please be with your people. Strengthen those called out during persecution and tribulation, give them the courage to stand strong for you and declare your truth. My heart is deeply troubled and moved for them.
Original article here.
Lord Jesus, please be with your people. Strengthen those called out during persecution and tribulation, give them the courage to stand strong for you and declare your truth. My heart is deeply troubled and moved for them.
If this link is broken. Here is a link from Mr. Larson’s page where you can purchase the film.
“Sept. 11 is a date with bad memories for Americans.
But, according to a growing body of evidence assembled in a new book about biblical sabbatical years, it’s also the real date Jesus was born, in the year 3 B.C.
Joseph Dumond, author of “Remembering the Sabbatical Years of 2016, 2023, 2030, 2037, 2044,” makes the case for the birth date based on astronomical charts, clues provided in the Book of Revelation and the fact that the date on the Hebrew calendar translated into the Feast of Tabernacles or Sukkot – a holy day often associated with Jesus’ birth and return in the Second Coming.”
News story here.
Luke 16:19-31, “…If they do not listen to Moses and the Prophets, they will not be convinced even if someone rises from the dead.”
We Christians get a lot of hostility thrown at us whenever we attempt to share the good news about Jesus with some who have never heard it, some people in other religions, or some people who have chosen to not believe. From the perspective of a Christian, one who has shared my faith with family, friends, co-workers, and people in the community in various ways (anyone who will listen), I have really tried to understand this backlash.
There have been a number of reasons over the last twenty centuries that people were hostile, and there have been various forms of persecution including torture and death. Though this article is not about persecution, it is about the activity of evangelism.
For Christians, evangelism means to simply share the good news about Jesus.
So why should we Christians even bother sharing the good news of Jesus with a world that responds with hostility? We have our reasons.
“If you’ve got the wrong faith, you end up with the wrong view of the facts.” – John MacKay
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I enjoyed this 20 minute exchange. Brit verses the Aussie. :)
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“‘The Bible should be our standard for prophecy and interpretation of prophetic events,’ said Joseph Farah, editor and founder of WND, upon learning of Judah Ben Samuel’s predictions in Israel Today. ‘But one cannot ignore what this 12th-century rabbi said and wrote. It’s well-documented. And I applaud Israel Today for bringing it to light. The implications of these predictions is staggering to say the least.’”
Original article here.
I found this article very interesting.
Jesus saves people from every nation, tribe, tongue, and language. It does not matter if they are in countries where Christianity is outlawed or not. That includes saving Muslims by calling them to Himself through visions and dreams.
Original Article here.
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Jesus said, “This is the will of the Father who sent Me, that of all He has given Me I should lose nothing, but should raise it up at the last day” (John 6:39).
I have a friend that was a Buddhist. She is now a Christian. Jesus appeared to her in a dream and told her to believe.
Other videos:
Part 2: here
Part 3: here
Part 4: here
Part 5: here
One more: here
Questions
Do Christians teach that a man (Jesus) was God? No, God became a man and His name was Jesus. That is a big difference.
Original Article here.
To all my brothers and sisters in Christ, let’s pray for our Christian family in Egypt and all of those who are persecuted for the name of Jesus in this dark world.
“And they cried with a loud voice, saying, ‘How long, O Lord, holy and true, until You judge and avenge our blood on those who dwell on the earth?’” (Revelation 6:10)