[chirbit:http://chirb.it/gDrsfb] 1 John 4:7-12 in English 7¶ Mezanmi, se pou nou yonn renmen lòt paske renmen soti nan Bondye. Moun ki gen renmen nan kè yo, se pitit Bondye yo ye. Yo konnen ki moun Bondye ye. 8Moun ki pa gen renmen nan kè yo, yo pa konn Bondye, paske
By: Casey Zachary This is a series of posts that will cover the next several weeks examining the concept of sin and moral responsibility in the mind of a Haitian. Let me preface this by saying there are many Haitian Chrisitans who truly have felt the full force of the
By: Casey Zachary Numbers 22-24 Some preliminary thoughts I offered last week regarding Historical/ Literary Background of this passage. I believe it is imperative to understand Scripture in the original context it was intended if we are to apply it appropriately to our lives today. For this purpose, I offer the
[chirbit:http://chirb.it/1mdG1N] Psalm 131 in English Sòm 131 1¶ Se yon chante David pou yo chante lè y’ap moute lavil Jerizalèm. Seyè, mwen pa gen lògèy nan kè mwen. Mwen pa gade moun avèk awogans. Mwen pa enterese nan bagay ki twò fò pou mwen, nan bagay ki twò difisil pou
By Casey Zachary This is a series of posts that will cover the next several weeks examining the concept of sin and moral responsibility in the mind of a Haitian. Let me preface this by saying there are many Haitian Chrisitans who truly have felt the full force of the
By: Casey Zachary Numbers 22-24 Numbers is not the most popular member of the Pentateuch. Many read-through-the-Bible journeys have been abandoned somewhere in the book of Numbers. However, one of the more fascinating portions of Scripture is found here. A talking Donkey! I’m going to offer some cursory comments, framing
