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Overcoming Fear

Fear is not only a psychological condition. Fear is a spirit. We see that from the Word of God.

Fear is not only a psychological condition. Fear is a spirit. We see that from the Word of God. read more »

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Weapons of Our Warfare

"For the weapons of our warfare are not carnal but mighty in God for pulling down strongholds, casting down arguments and every high thing that exalts itself against the knowledge of God, bringing every thought
into captivity to the obedience of Christ". (2 Corinthians 10:4,5)

The apostle Paul here states that we are engaged in a warfare, and that we have weapons with which we must fight. As Paul states in Ephesians 6:12, our fight is not with flesh and blood, with people, but with the host of demons that work to defile, destroy, harrass, tempt and enslave mankind. read more »

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Delivered from Mormon Deception

Michael, thank you for your insight on whether or not Christians can have demons. I appreciate that there are Christians who will take my experience at face value rather than wondering if I was truly a Christian when this devil entered me. I know there is great controversy on this subject among Christian scholars but for those of us who have experienced deliverance, there is no question as to whether or not a Christian can have a demon. read more »

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Our Mission as Christians - Evangelism, Discipling, Teaching and Loving

Introduction

The time has come in our series of lessons to consider carefully the main purpose which God has for leaving us here on earth after we are saved. If you think about it carefully, you will realise that we can know God better in heaven than here on earth. The praise and worship is better in heaven, the presence of God is stronger, the blessings are greater. So why has God left us on earth? The reason is this: to bring others to a saving knowledge of God.  read more »

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Basic Witnessing

INTRODUCTION

These days, its not hard to find plenty of things to do. Even as Christians, we may find ourselves under constant pressure to do so many things. Bills to pay, business to do and family commitments all take time. The worries of life may be crowding into our minds.

Meanwhile, the emphasis of the church is normally upon attending more meetings. Church services, prayer meetings, conventions, choir practice, youth nights, board meetings - the list goes on and on. read more »

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Evangelism

Love is the true spirit of evangelism. We should warn people about the danger of hell as if they were our own children walking on the brink of a volcano. - Reinhard Bonnke


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Decision Making - Which Way Lord?

Which Way Lord? - Chapter 7 - by Dr Chandrakumar

Decision Making

It is the final step we take in faith, responding to the light that God has given us through one or several of the foresaid principles. We read in Psalms 37:5, “Commit thy way unto the Lord; trust also in him, and he shall bring it to pass.”

During the time we are seeking God’s will on a matter, we should record the light the Lord gives us as we consider all the said principles. Arrange all the factors under three columns. read more »

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Witnessing to God

Hello, I'd like to share my testimony as well. Thank you for the opportunity. My testimony is an ongoing witnessing of God's wonders, signs, answered prayers, lessons, etc. My original testimony and many others can be found here, Serious Things.

I'm so grateful for Christian brothers and sisters doing things such as this site, Christian Faith. Get the word out there. Love ya all,

joseph

Submitted by schmitage on Sun, 10/03/2010 - 11:46
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Are you Hurting Inside?

Advice for those hurt by ambitious and proud church leaders - by Randy Tan read more »

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Faith with Obedience Brings Healing

Jesus went to the sheep market in Jerusalem, which is right near the pool called Bethesda (Jn. 5:1-16). The word “Bethesda” means, the house of mercy, but to many it was a house of misery. In verse 1 John links this miracle with the healing of the nobleman’s son in the previous chapter. Having dealt there with human doubt, Jesus now prepares to deal with human disability.

1. A Sad Group Of People

A group of sick and sad people were around the pool. Perhaps, they were rejected by doctors and forsaken by the relatives and the society. read more »

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