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Ancient Recipes of Bulgaria

12 years ago

This cookbook features nearly two dozen truly ancient recipes of Bulgarian cooking. Some of these dishes are distant relatives to ones found in ancient Roman manuscripts believed to have been compiled in the late 4th or early 5th century AD. Others are among those far before the time of Christ. As Bulgaria is a country […]

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5 Things Christians Fear (but Shouldn’t)

12 years ago

Fear and uncertainty are completely normal. Universally speaking, success comes when you push pass your reservations, take a risk, and run headlong into the unknown. Here are five things Christians fear which might be prohibiting their freedom and effectiveness: Shame There have been times when shame has been valuable in my life. Believe it or […]

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Monday Motivation: He Gives More Grace

12 years ago

One of the most powerful Biblical truths that I have been reminded of recently is found in James 4:6. “But He gives more grace.” We fail every day…but He gives more grace. We are filled with so much ugliness…but He gives more grace. We deserve eternal punishment…but He gives more grace. We are orphans…but […]

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5 Sobering Reflections on the Sheep and the Goats Parable

12 years ago

There’s something about Jesus’ sheep and the goats parable that I find harrowing. It captivates me like none of his other teachings—and haunts me. “When the Son of Man comes in his glory, and all the angels with him, he will sit on his glorious throne. All the nations will be gathered before him, and he will separate the people […]

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Inside the Ministry- October 24, 2013

12 years ago

It was the Ultimate

We have tagged the Main Event the Ultimate Refreshing and without a doubt, of all the conferences in 2013, this one was, as the youth say, “Off the chain!” I was so excited about the messages the Lord gave me and had no idea that two in particular: “What Happened to my Brain when the Tempter Came,” and “Living with a Four Faced Christian” would strike the hearts and minds of all attendees, bringing help and relief to the people the way they did. All nine services will be available in a few weeks, so I hope you can order the CDS or the DVDS.

SIX THINGS WE HAVE LOST AS A NATION

12 years ago

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If we were to go back about 70 years, to America’s political landscape, we would see that there has always been a division between the two main political parties (Democrats and Republicans) on how to govern the nation. However in those days there were six basics fundamentals that the nation rallied around, including any Senator, Congressman and even the President.

Break Every Chain

12 years ago

To this day it still seems so unreal to be in a place that’s so far away from all the people that I love so much. I’m now 18 and living the college life. Today I just sat back and looked at all the things I’ve done, all the things I accomplished and all the painful moments. I started to think about the 2 months I tried to prepare for the next coming 3 years. But I learned you can’t ever prepare yourself to be broken by God. I finally stopped all my plans and my dreams that I had for myself and I began to focus on Gods voice. I now live in charlotte, day by day preparing for my future and being trained into a disciple for Christ. For so long I ran from my calling I ran from Gods voice, for this very reason because I was scared to death about the process, the process of being completely broken. I’m learning that being in ministry and being where God has called you for whatever season you’re in you still are being broken, being broken is a willingness to change, its where you start growing and cutting out all of the past and impurities you have in your life. The process is painful and extremely emotional but full of Gods mercy, he shows us the things that need to be cut out or dealt with but he also afterwards brings us through the healing process.

The past few weeks have been so crazy, so many distractions, so many lies being made, so much he said she said but past all of it I’ve heard Gods voice so much. This past Wednesday night I was lying in bed talking to my roommate Tami about the song break every chain. We began to talk about how we sing “Break every chain” a lot at Judah on Sundays. I made the comment that past the repetition it didn’t matter how much we sang it. Because it’s the words of the song that changes lives. Not only that but those words were placed into someone’s heart by God to write. So those are Gods words to you. He wants you to break EVERY chain in your life, he wants your chains to fall, not only for them to fall but for them to never take hold again over your life. So my question to you is how would churches be different if we actually begin to believe God could break those chains? Not to just sing it but to believe we serve a big God that can break those chains. When we sing there is an army rising up, what do you see as you sing that? When I begin to sing “there is an army rising up” for me I begin to see an army that’s for God, running head on after the enemy that’s been trying to kill everything in their lives. But what the army has attached to them and what there carrying IS the armor of God. What they have on the inside is more powerful than anything the enemy can throw at them or try to kill them with. Having that armor on is going to help them kill the very thing or the very enemy that’s been trying to destroy them and as the enemy comes closer they will be able to strike with the purpose of completely killing them. (You could even look at it as your spirit man is trying to kill your fleshly man.) I also think about David, he believed that he could kill the giant not because of his pride or ego but because he believed that, what was his fathers was also his. He believed through God he could kill this giant. God used David in this story for a lot of reasons but one of the reasons were it didn’t matter his size or his strength or his age but the simple fact that he was called by God. God will use you when you have a willing spirit. So when it’s time to step up will you have all you need to fight? Will we believe and have faith that God is going to get you through this, the process might be horrible and you may have doubt at first but as you throw that first rock at the enemy as David did, will you miss because of the lack of faith in yourself or will you hit your target because of the faith you had in God and the faith God had in you? The next time you hear a song, don’t take it lightly apply it to your life and let God speak to you.

– Morgan

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Jonathan Vorce Sermon Compilation

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Jonathan Vorce Sermon Compilation

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Kingdom Culture 3

Kingdom Culture 3

Ancient Recipes of Bulgaria

5 Things Christians Fear (but Shouldn’t)

Monday Motivation: He Gives More Grace

5 Sobering Reflections on the Sheep and the Goats Parable

Inside the Ministry- October 24, 2013

SIX THINGS WE HAVE LOST AS A NATION

Break Every Chain