I love the power packed prison epistles. Colossians is one of these letters that has much food for thought. I find Colossians especially pertinent today because although 2000 years have passed since Paul penned it in prison, many of the same challenges face the church today. Like the Colossians, Christians
Mwen sonjé byen ki jou Li té delivré-m, E mwen konnen mwen fini avèk péché, Paské mwen jwenn délivrans E kè mwen fin-n asurè Mwen sové nan péché pou toujou. Délivré! Délivré! Wi mwen sové nan péché pou toujou! Délivré! Délivré! Wi mwen sové nan péché pou toujou! ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ I
In October, we were able to have devotions and prayer with 2669 people that came to the clinic. There were 4 souls that were saved. There were 5 New Testaments, 7 children’s Bibles, 6 books, 2117 magazines, and 552 brochures distributed. There were 16 people that requested spiritual counseling. Reaching
“O God, you are my God; earnestly I seek you; my soul thirsts for you, as in a dry and weary land where there is no water. So I have looked upon you in the sanctuary, beholding your power and glory. Because your steadfast love is better than life, my
Mwen vlè rakonte tou patou Kòman Jezu renmen mwen; Sou la tè li vini yon jou Pou li bay vi li pou mwen Se yon bèl istwa n’ap rakonte, Jezu-Kri mouri pou nou. An nou chante, an nou adore Yon Rwa ki si renmen nou! ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ I want to tell all
In Matthew 23:11-12, Jesus says, “The greatest among you shall be your servant. Whoever exalts himself will be humbled and whoever humbles himself will be exalted.” Jesus offers this in the context of negatively describing the scribes and Pharisees in verse 5 as, “Those who do all their deeds to
