Archive for March, 2011

  1. HONORING THE PERSECUTED // SPRING BREAK

    Posted on March 3rd, 2011 by admin

    In a couple of weeks thousands of colleges students and families will be taking time off for Spring Break. Some will choose to have some fun in the sun while others may choose for a stay-cation. Regardless of the activities you choose for spring break, both time and money will be spent. There is something to be said for taking a break mentally and physically. The question is whether or not we will take a break spiritually? Simply put, don’t. Don’t take a break spiritually. That doesn’t mean you have to be on the advance (Continue reading…)

  2. PERSECUTED CHURCH // FROM THE FIELD - SUB SAHARAN AFRICA

    Posted on March 2nd, 2011 by admin

    WORSHIP… By Charlotte Cearley Bare, dusty feet, dancing for joy; hands lifted in praise; voices singing loudly – shouting God’s blessings…Worship.  In an African context worship can take place in interesting places: under a tree, in a mud hut, under a tin roof, in a concrete block building. Whole-hearted worship is one of the things I love about Africa.  When I arrived in Africa, coming from my comfortable Southern Baptist background, I honestly had never thought about worship in a context outside a building, except for recognizing God’s presence as I enjoyed an occasional sunset. (Continue reading…)

  3. SECRET CHURCH // SURVEY OF THE NEW TESTAMENT

    Posted on March 1st, 2011 by admin

    ROMANS By David Platt The First Letter that we have in the New Testament and probably my favorite Book in the Bible is the Book of Romans. It is arguably the most influential Book in all of Christian history. Many people have come to faith, Augustine came to faith he said because of reading the Book of Romans, came to faith in Christ through this Book. It was Luther that basically said Romans, in a sense Galatians too, but Romans, Romans 1:16 and 17 especially Verse 17 the righteous will live by faith was the (Continue reading…)