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Life Is Fragile Handle It with Prayer by Patricia M. Berg Pdf
Life is a journey filled with many up and downs. By the time I was in my early thirties, I had lost my sister, my father, my three-year-old godson/nephew, my brother-in-law, and my mother--five immediate family members in four years. In the midst of all this, I had dealt with alcoholism and then divorce, having to start over again with two small children, no child support, and making only minimum wage at the time. This was just the beginning of many trials and tribulations. How did I handle it, you ask? Prayer, of course; when life gets fragile, handle it with prayer. This is not just something I say; it is something I live by. I have found that God gives you direction if you just trust him. It may be something as simple as a feeling or as concrete as an eight-foot statue of Jesus on a cloud. It was through these tragedies that I not only survived but actually was strengthened in my faith and spirit. It seems these things that strengthened me actually prepared me for what lay ahead and allowed God to bless and use me to help others. God gives us what we need when we need it; we only have to ask.
Life Is Fragile Handle It With Prayer by Patricia Berg Pdf
Life is a journey filled with many up and downs. By the time I was in my early thirties, I had lost my sister, my father, my three-year-old godson/nephew, my brother-in-law, and my mother-five immediate family members in four years. In the midst of all this, I had dealt with alcoholism and then divorce, having to start over again with two small children, no child support, and making only minimum wage at the time. This was just the beginning of many trials and tribulations. How did I handle it, you ask? Prayer, of course; when life gets fragile, handle it with prayer. This is not just something I say; it is something I live by. I have found that God gives you direction if you just trust him. It may be something as simple as a feeling or as concrete as an eight-foot statue of Jesus on a cloud. It was through these tragedies that I not only survived but actually was strengthened in my faith and spirit. It seems these things that strengthened me actually prepared me for what lay ahead and allowed God to bless and use me to help others. God gives us what we need when we need it; we only have to ask. You can contact the author at [email protected].
Pray-Through Prayers to Defeat Attacks Against Destiny by Sidney Edi-Osagie Pdf
Pray-Through Prayers to Defeat Attacks Against Destiny is a combination of detailed and powerful prayers for most of lifes situations and attacks. The compilation of these prayers is based on the inspiration and leading of the Spirit of God, and these prayers have been proven and tested with positive results and life-changing testimonies. The Holy Spirit knows the immediate and future needs and challenges of man, so He is best suited to instruct and guide us in our approach to prayer (Romans 8:2628). The principle of prayer draws from the practice of communicating with God on the basis of His Word. Therefore, except it is grounded in scripture, there is no other foundation for the prayer communion to be fully potent and effective. As such, each subtitle in this book, after the initial definitions, is tied to scriptural references to further enlighten the reader on the biblical basis for the prayers in question.
Is it your aim to grow in God? “Let it grow, as a small flame grows into a fire” (2 Timothy 1:6, NCV). Is your soul prospering in the Lord? The apostle John wishes his readers: “Beloved, I pray that you may prosper in all things and be in health, just as your soul prospers” (3 John 2). Your spiritual growth is a choice. Soulzer fortifies every Christian who is truly fond of progressing in Christlike character by imitating Him even when no one is watching. To become “a man after God’s own heart” — Detach yourself from the “evil desires” of the world After this self-denial - “sanctify the Lord God in your hearts” “As you received Christ Jesus as Lord, continue to live in Him” By God’s “power we live and move and exist” “Let the word of Christ richly dwell within you” Realize the Lord by feeling His “presence” with you Become “a temple of God” as “the Spirit of God dwells in you” And let the people around you taste “the fruit of the Spirit” Keep on “growing into the whole measure of all the fullness of Christ” and Continue your soul soldiering “until Christ is formed in you.” Jesus said, “I have conquered the world!” (John 16:33, NRSV). A Christian is a lifelong fighter. “Everyone who has been fathered by God conquers the world. This is the conquering power that has conquered the world: our faith” (1 John 5:4, NET). “Yet in all these things we are more than conquerors through Him who loved us” (Romans 8:37). “Now thanks be to God who always leads us in triumph in Christ” (2 Corinthians 2:14). As “the victory is from the Lord” (Proverbs 21:31, NET) you need to “fight against sin” (Hebrews 12:4, BBE), and keep on conquering the D-evil. This is a conquerable combat. You can certainly accomplish a victory over sin for “He who is in you is greater than he who is in the world” (1 John 4:4). Practice Christliness and become a Christ at heart!
Identities for Life and Death by Dr. Robert J. Pellegrini Pdf
Identity is seen here as developed from narratives we assimilate as scripts for the roles we play in real life, thus shaping our destiny for better or worse, for good or evil. Do we choose to passively, obliviously, allow our selves to be formed by whatever story lines get through to our consciousness? Or do we take an active role in deciding which story lines influence the construction or destruction of the person we become or fail to become? Do we choose to exercise our God-given free will to screen out narratives most likely to have a toxic, dehumanizing impact on us in favor of story lines most likely to have a creative, strengthening impact on our ability to fulfill the best of our human potential? Which of our inner wolves shall we feed? The good, moral one -- who helps us become and do all the best we can be and do, or the evil, immoral one -- who strangles our creativity? There is a cumulative, self-perpetuating momentum to human development, whether toward growth through creatively-inspired, humanizing roles, or toward deterioration through toxically narratized, dehumanizing roles. This calendar provides brief, thought-provoking ideas to help make every day a creatively-inspired day. These daily messages are designed to encourage assimilation of life-oriented, creative identity-defining narrative themes as protection against death-oriented, toxic ones. Inspired by the life of Jesus Christ, the objective here is to energize and promote continuity in the experience of success and fulfillment in critical aspects of life such as the health, image, and appearance of our body, our relationships with the people in our lives, the material abundance we manage to achieve, and the recognition we get for the work we do, all integrated by a profoundly humanizing spirituality. rjp
The Complete Book of Zingers by Croft M. Pentz Pdf
You could call them one-sentence sermons or one-sentence solutions. Use them to spice up your speeches, sermons, church bulletins--anywhere a quick word of wit or wisdom is needed.
Revenge of a Prayer Warrior is an honest and inspired memoir and spiritual guidebook that is designed to help believers confront their struggles by turning to the power of prayer to trust in God to see them through to healing. Sharing her own story and offering the nourishing advice of the Word, the author invites readers to see in her story how God is there for us, and she encourages readers to become prayer warriors for God.
Seeds for Enlightenment 101 is a compilation of reflective thoughts, aspirations, and hopes that were inspired by life experiences and meditations with the Lord. Gaining inspiration and revelation mostly from the book of Ecclesiastes—a time and season for all things, and nothing new under the sun—this book explores how the author views the world. Take note, as you read, hopefully seeds will be planted in your heart that will take root, thrive, and grow, leading you to find your purpose, and fulfill it with passion. You will gain a new perspective, and strength to be steadfast and unmovable, as you are the light that might lead others to our LORD and Savior Jesus Christ. “May these words, and the meditations of my heart be pleasing in your sight, O Lord, my Rock and my Redeemer” (Psalm 19:14).
In this youth edition of his bestselling book Intercessory Prayer, Dutch Sheets speaks to the curious minds of young people, addressing their tough questions and offering practical advice. With relatable stories, proven prayer strategies, and study questions, this is a great gift for young believers.
My Rainbow of God's Love by Jennilee Heramb Smith Pdf
An inspirational gift of God at age sixty-two, when life seemed not worth living. God gave me inspirational poetry at age sixty-two, when life didn’t seem worth living, for inspiration, guidance, and comfort for me and others.
Lectionary Worship Workbook, Series II, Cycle C by Wayne H. Keller Pdf
The most impressive thing about Wayne Keller's body of ideas for worship throughout the Christian Year is his boldness. He is bold in demanding that we, his colleagues in liturgical leadership, plan worship that has to do with the reality of our congregations' experience in the world, rather than just leading people through a proper agenda of acts and words that have no bearing on what we do the rest of the week. He is bold in challenging us to bring that real world -- with its pains and its pleasures, its hungers and its feasts, its beauty and its ugliness -- to exposure before the living God. And he is bold in helping us shine the strong, exposing light of the transforming Word on our real lives and on that real world, so that we may move beyond planning worship as a "nice," safe, feel-good routine from which we depart the same people we were when we arrived. We are thrilled by the seriousness and authentic reverence with which this author approaches the planning of worship. Thank God for Wayne Keller and for his deep respect for the central act of the Christian community: the blessed and life-transforming experience of the worship of God. Richard Avery and Donald Marsh Port Jervis, New York Wayne Keller's method creates not only a contemporary appeal, but also effects a congregational involvement so necessary today within the liturgical context. His approach is fresh and practical and yet a reflection consistently of a solid liturgical and homiletical background. Keller has the ability to appeal to the everydayness of congregational experience. Donald Macleod Francis L. Patton Professor Emeritus Princeton Theological Seminary The good humor of Wayne Keller's work helps us feel at home in our imperfect world and feel more empathy for the rough edges of others and ourselves. Wayne's work encourages hope and faith with the way we are. Doug Adams Professor of Christianity and the Arts Pacific School of Religion and Graduate Theological Union A cascade of insights, ideas, suggestions, and plans for stimulating the working pastor's imagination and guiding in worship planning. Robert Coote Professor, San Francisco Theological Seminary Editor, Mustard-Seed Churches Wayne Keller elevates us to an authentic bring-your-warts-and-smiles encounter with the living God... a remarkable year-round resource for the entire worship team. Paul Hackett Former pastor and member, First Presbyterian Church Puyallup, Washington Keller says, "I have seen people bored to death in worship, seemingly because they come to worship as spectators, not as participants. For me no spectators are allowed! Soren Kierkegaard's analogy of worship as drama has guided my thinking and planning." Wayne H. Keller graduated from Monmouth College in Monmouth, Illinois, and Pittsburgh Theological Seminary. He has served pastorates in Pennsylvania, Washington, and Oregon, and has also been the director of a halfway house for recovering mental patients. A member of the Presbyterian Writers Guild, Keller has published several books and numerous articles, and has been a columnist for the Bellingham Herald. He has also appeared frequently on radio and television programs and co-hosted a call-in counseling program and talk show.
When Wayne Kniffen’s future wife was a senior in high school, he was a thirty-year-old Vietnam veteran turned pastor who was married with three children. Not emotionally and spiritually mature enough to be anyone’s husband at that time, he was convinced that he would never know what it was like to be in a covenant relationship with someone he loved and who loved him back. Little did he know that over two decades later, he would meet that woman. Within a touching retelling of the loving, godly relationship he shared with his second wife, Betty Ann, Wayne leads others down an inspirational path into their unique experiences, beginning with the day she transformed his world shortly after he had been served with divorce papers by telling him, “I’m in love with you.” While narrating their personal story of love, faith, unwavering trust, and loss, Wayne chronicles their journey together, from beginning to end, as he invited her to access the private chambers of his soul and ultimately committed to a covenant marriage that would last until Betty’s final breath before meeting Jesus at the gates of heaven. My Proverbs Thirty-Two Woman is a moving tribute to the covenant of marriage between a senior pastor and his late wife as they faithfully committed to a life together.
Tough Questions, Honest Answers by Cameron Harder Pdf
In Tough Questions, Honest Answers<, Christian theologian Cameron Harder explores pressing contemporary challenges to religion--from religion itself to modern "big ideas" that often confound thoughtful seekers. Asking, "Is it good to believe in God?" he examines some of the social costs and benefits of religious commitment. Issues addressed include religion and violence, religion and child sexual abuse, mystery and miracle, the compatibility of science and faith, and God's role when bad things happen. Harder also reflects on whether there is room for faith and religion in the twenty-first century and shares his own reasons for claiming the Christian faith. Tough Questions, Honest Answers is an excellent conversation starter for inquirers, skeptics, and faithful doubters. Young parents who are wondering how to nurture their child's spirituality and older readers who want to re-think their faith in light of what they've learned about the world over the decades will appreciate Cameron Harder's forthright, accessible discussion. Harder strives in this book to be personally honest with the questions he raises, to push past common platitudes and propaganda others offer in response to them. He acknowledges, "I'm an explorer too--looking for a clearer view of what religion could be, and should not be, for my children and grandchildren."