Aug
11
o0PoSH0o asked:
I heard it was terribly strict and the punishments for wrong doing were cruel to say the least….. i wonder if anyone has any sources to find out what it was like to go to church and what the requirements were….
LEON
I heard it was terribly strict and the punishments for wrong doing were cruel to say the least….. i wonder if anyone has any sources to find out what it was like to go to church and what the requirements were….
LEON
Aug
10
How would I best include my Christian life in the life I am living now?
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naturesong_3 asked:
I want to be more comfortable in just taking out my Bible and reading it in front of others… Should I change to a Christian school? Would that help? I’m currently at a scungy public school surrounded by non-believers and don’t want to lose sight of Christ again. Help?? x
BREEN
I want to be more comfortable in just taking out my Bible and reading it in front of others… Should I change to a Christian school? Would that help? I’m currently at a scungy public school surrounded by non-believers and don’t want to lose sight of Christ again. Help?? x
BREEN
Aug
9
Does anyone know of a good Christian Life Coaching training program?
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takia0731 asked:
I’ve been researching and the best one that I have seen is www.pccca.org. The only problem with PCCCA is that you have to do 50 hours per week via class training and right now, my schedule just can’t accommodate that. If anyone knows of any other Christ-centered Coach Training programs that are more flexible with training time, please let me know asap.
HEFFNER
I’ve been researching and the best one that I have seen is www.pccca.org. The only problem with PCCCA is that you have to do 50 hours per week via class training and right now, my schedule just can’t accommodate that. If anyone knows of any other Christ-centered Coach Training programs that are more flexible with training time, please let me know asap.
HEFFNER
Aug
9
Katta asked:
If anyone has the song lyrics to the christian song “A love that won’t stop” could you please give the lyrics to me cause I have a solo at my church and I have to pick the song and I really want to sing this song. So if you could please send me lyrics. Thanks. God bless you!
WORTHINGTON
If anyone has the song lyrics to the christian song “A love that won’t stop” could you please give the lyrics to me cause I have a solo at my church and I have to pick the song and I really want to sing this song. So if you could please send me lyrics. Thanks. God bless you!
WORTHINGTON
Aug
9
Christian Love
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reformedman asked:
This is only a taste of the book– Christian Love. The first 10 minutes of reading it. I did this with the hope that you’d get this book for yourself and enjoy it as much as I did. More Book Readings: Temptation by John Owen www.youtube.com The Jerusalem Sinner Saved www.youtube.com The Art of Prophesying www.youtube.com The Doctrine of Repentance www.youtube.com The Saint’s Everlasting Rest www.youtube.com Apostasy from the Gospel www.youtube.com Communion with God www.youtube.com The Glory …
CASWELL
Aug
7
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Michael Young asked:
We create habits to help us establish a familiar world, and then rely on them to help us establish control. We would probably list these habits as good habits. all of us have routines that are make up our character and what we do each day.
Most of our behavior is demonstrated by our habits. But, what is a habit? Organically, habits are created through non-stop, electrical impulse signals to our mind, which the sensory nerves carry from our hearing, touch, vision taste and smell to the data processing area of our brain over our lifetime. Cognitively, habits are a repeated, often unconscious pattern of behavior that is acquired through successive repetition, an established disposition of the mind or character.
It is paramount to admit that some of those habits are not good for us. We all have habits or routines that are part of our make up and what we do each day – but there comes a time when we need to accept that some of those habits are detrimental for us. Everyone has some habits in their lives that robs their day-to-day lifestyle of a little (or a lot) of prosperity.
You may see that to successfully manage habit changes, breaking bad habits require exchanging them with new appropriate ones. Natural bad habits often include: over scheduling, over spending, over eating, and even over analyzing. We often believe that we can’t overcome an area because it is a “habit,” and methodically habits are hard to break.
How do they habits get started? We train ourselves with bad habits as written in 2 Peter 2:14, we are insatiable for sin [we] train our hearts in greed.
Bad habits are inherited from parents and grandparents. 1 Peter 1:18, shows that the useless behavior patterns that were passed down from your ancestors. But, when Christ heals you from them He makes it possible to live the remainder of your life no longer following human desires, but following the will of God.
We get them from allience. Paul warns us in 1 Corinthians 15:33, Dont be misled, bad companions corrupt good habits. Further, he notes, There are some who, out of habit formed in idolatry, still eat food as if it were offered to idols, and because their conscience is weak, they are sinning. So it is obvious that even after good habits are developed being around those who are of conflicting behavior can destroy them.
What do we need to do about our patterns?
5 steps to change an unhealthy habit into a healthy one
The first step in altering a sinful pattern is to stop trying to break it and create a plan to change it. A habit implies that a learning has resulted in behavior that occurs so automatically that the one doing it does not have to plan this action or behavior. Often you do not realize what you are doing until after it is done. You must set in place a method to identify this undesirable behavior or action.
Two, the undesirable trait is like a hole in your personality. It needs to be filled with something that is good and profitable. The Holy Spirit by His Word trains in righteousness (2 Timothy 3:16) so that new behaviors become habits in place of old ones. Determine what you will do in place of the habit you intend to redeem.
Three, the time when you are most likely to engage in sinful patterns are when you are stressed, hungry, angry, lonely, or tired. You can remember this with the acronym Shalt as in shalt not! Keep watch on these moments as this is when your conscience be most weak.
Four, we were created to have relationships. Having a friend you can be real and honest with is remarkably important in changing habits. Talk with that person and ask them to keep you accountable regarding your desired change. Ask them to question you about your progress in making your change when you two talk or meet.
Lastly, practice! Hebrews 5:14, reveals to us that mature Christians are those whose faculties have been trained by practice to do distinguish good from evil. Confirm a practice that exercises the good replacement. Remember — It took time to develop your bad habit, so it will take time to replace it. Is there some habit or behavior that you keep struggling with and constantly grumble about it?
I bet you are ready to change your bad habits with better ones.
AMAYA
We create habits to help us establish a familiar world, and then rely on them to help us establish control. We would probably list these habits as good habits. all of us have routines that are make up our character and what we do each day.
Most of our behavior is demonstrated by our habits. But, what is a habit? Organically, habits are created through non-stop, electrical impulse signals to our mind, which the sensory nerves carry from our hearing, touch, vision taste and smell to the data processing area of our brain over our lifetime. Cognitively, habits are a repeated, often unconscious pattern of behavior that is acquired through successive repetition, an established disposition of the mind or character.
It is paramount to admit that some of those habits are not good for us. We all have habits or routines that are part of our make up and what we do each day – but there comes a time when we need to accept that some of those habits are detrimental for us. Everyone has some habits in their lives that robs their day-to-day lifestyle of a little (or a lot) of prosperity.
You may see that to successfully manage habit changes, breaking bad habits require exchanging them with new appropriate ones. Natural bad habits often include: over scheduling, over spending, over eating, and even over analyzing. We often believe that we can’t overcome an area because it is a “habit,” and methodically habits are hard to break.
How do they habits get started? We train ourselves with bad habits as written in 2 Peter 2:14, we are insatiable for sin [we] train our hearts in greed.
Bad habits are inherited from parents and grandparents. 1 Peter 1:18, shows that the useless behavior patterns that were passed down from your ancestors. But, when Christ heals you from them He makes it possible to live the remainder of your life no longer following human desires, but following the will of God.
We get them from allience. Paul warns us in 1 Corinthians 15:33, Dont be misled, bad companions corrupt good habits. Further, he notes, There are some who, out of habit formed in idolatry, still eat food as if it were offered to idols, and because their conscience is weak, they are sinning. So it is obvious that even after good habits are developed being around those who are of conflicting behavior can destroy them.
What do we need to do about our patterns?
5 steps to change an unhealthy habit into a healthy one
The first step in altering a sinful pattern is to stop trying to break it and create a plan to change it. A habit implies that a learning has resulted in behavior that occurs so automatically that the one doing it does not have to plan this action or behavior. Often you do not realize what you are doing until after it is done. You must set in place a method to identify this undesirable behavior or action.
Two, the undesirable trait is like a hole in your personality. It needs to be filled with something that is good and profitable. The Holy Spirit by His Word trains in righteousness (2 Timothy 3:16) so that new behaviors become habits in place of old ones. Determine what you will do in place of the habit you intend to redeem.
Three, the time when you are most likely to engage in sinful patterns are when you are stressed, hungry, angry, lonely, or tired. You can remember this with the acronym Shalt as in shalt not! Keep watch on these moments as this is when your conscience be most weak.
Four, we were created to have relationships. Having a friend you can be real and honest with is remarkably important in changing habits. Talk with that person and ask them to keep you accountable regarding your desired change. Ask them to question you about your progress in making your change when you two talk or meet.
Lastly, practice! Hebrews 5:14, reveals to us that mature Christians are those whose faculties have been trained by practice to do distinguish good from evil. Confirm a practice that exercises the good replacement. Remember — It took time to develop your bad habit, so it will take time to replace it. Is there some habit or behavior that you keep struggling with and constantly grumble about it?
I bet you are ready to change your bad habits with better ones.
AMAYA
Aug
6
butterfly asked:
Why is the will of God sometimes so difficult to discern?
thanks everyone for helping me with this
thanks everyone for your answers so many good ones
COTTRELL
Why is the will of God sometimes so difficult to discern?
thanks everyone for helping me with this
thanks everyone for your answers so many good ones
COTTRELL
Aug
6
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christian news asked:
24-7 ChristianNews.com is a complete and recent source of Christian-related stories in America and around the planet.
24-7 ChristianNews.com reaches the Christian culture thru the Net. We offer Christian stories from a large range of areas including Church, Ministries, Revival, Daily Devotionals and much more.
24-7 ChristianNews.com is a non-denominational Christian media source that doesn’t promote or demote any Christian denomination or congregation.
We believe that there is one God, eternally existing in 3 people : the Dad , the Son, and the Holy Spirit.
We believe that man was created in the picture of God, but because of sin, was divided from God. That alienation can be removed only by accepting thru religion God’s gift of deliverance which was made feasible by Christ’s death.
We believe the Bible is God’s written revelation to man and that it is verbally electrified, authoritative, and without error in the first manuscripts.
We believe in the deity of Jesus Christ, His virgin birth, sinless life, miracles, death on the cross to provide for our redemption, bodily resurrection and ascension into heaven and His return to earth in power and glory.
We believe in the personality and deity of the Holy Spirit, that He performs the miracle of the new birth in an unbeliever and indwells followers, enabling them for ministry and letting them live a godly life.
This is my commandment, that you love one another as I have loved you. Greater love has no one than this, that someone lay down his life for his friends. You are my friends if you do what I command you. No longer do I call you servants, for the servant does not know what his master is doing; but I have called you friends, for all that I have heard from my Father I have made known to you.
ABRAMS
24-7 ChristianNews.com is a complete and recent source of Christian-related stories in America and around the planet.
24-7 ChristianNews.com reaches the Christian culture thru the Net. We offer Christian stories from a large range of areas including Church, Ministries, Revival, Daily Devotionals and much more.
24-7 ChristianNews.com is a non-denominational Christian media source that doesn’t promote or demote any Christian denomination or congregation.
We believe that there is one God, eternally existing in 3 people : the Dad , the Son, and the Holy Spirit.
We believe that man was created in the picture of God, but because of sin, was divided from God. That alienation can be removed only by accepting thru religion God’s gift of deliverance which was made feasible by Christ’s death.
We believe the Bible is God’s written revelation to man and that it is verbally electrified, authoritative, and without error in the first manuscripts.
We believe in the deity of Jesus Christ, His virgin birth, sinless life, miracles, death on the cross to provide for our redemption, bodily resurrection and ascension into heaven and His return to earth in power and glory.
We believe in the personality and deity of the Holy Spirit, that He performs the miracle of the new birth in an unbeliever and indwells followers, enabling them for ministry and letting them live a godly life.
This is my commandment, that you love one another as I have loved you. Greater love has no one than this, that someone lay down his life for his friends. You are my friends if you do what I command you. No longer do I call you servants, for the servant does not know what his master is doing; but I have called you friends, for all that I have heard from my Father I have made known to you.
ABRAMS
Aug
6
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Andy Ross asked:
The Christian networks refer to a web of connections through which people of Christian beliefs can stay in touch with each other. In a cosmic world like today, people can use Internet to communicate in terms of building a relationship – be it a professional or personal. And what’s better than communicating with an individual of similar belief. For many, Christian networks exist as an effective platform to interact and communicate with each other.
Be it in the form of Christian forums or social networking groups, people of similar faith can converse with each other; share thoughts; and even work towards generating business leads. No wonder, chat, view videos, send emails, e-cards, and sometimes offer some events like cruise offers.
Some Christian networks are devoted entirely to business, while others exist for developing friendships. Whatever is the reason and the respective way of pursuing the same, these sites are important to form network and forge relationships with like-minded individuals. If these people are Christian, then Christian business networking forums can provide an ideal way of making these connections.
Besides online networking relations, clubs and local organizations make excellent single Christian networks also. Christian clubs help members to effectively interact in person by holding conventions. Such gatherings work as the platform for effective communication. So, be it about business, philosophical, religious or social reasons people get to share themselves best.
Similarly, in every country, local Christian associations invite Christian people to be a part of their events that comprise of dinners, Bible study, discussions and much more. Christian Cafe, Confidential Christian Introductions, and Solid Rock Singles are some of the forums of such organizations.
Online Christina networks work in the similar way. The virtual platform only adds to the interest of the entire process. Now, people can share freely without being represented with a physical identity.
DUPUIS
The Christian networks refer to a web of connections through which people of Christian beliefs can stay in touch with each other. In a cosmic world like today, people can use Internet to communicate in terms of building a relationship – be it a professional or personal. And what’s better than communicating with an individual of similar belief. For many, Christian networks exist as an effective platform to interact and communicate with each other.
Be it in the form of Christian forums or social networking groups, people of similar faith can converse with each other; share thoughts; and even work towards generating business leads. No wonder, chat, view videos, send emails, e-cards, and sometimes offer some events like cruise offers.
Some Christian networks are devoted entirely to business, while others exist for developing friendships. Whatever is the reason and the respective way of pursuing the same, these sites are important to form network and forge relationships with like-minded individuals. If these people are Christian, then Christian business networking forums can provide an ideal way of making these connections.
Besides online networking relations, clubs and local organizations make excellent single Christian networks also. Christian clubs help members to effectively interact in person by holding conventions. Such gatherings work as the platform for effective communication. So, be it about business, philosophical, religious or social reasons people get to share themselves best.
Similarly, in every country, local Christian associations invite Christian people to be a part of their events that comprise of dinners, Bible study, discussions and much more. Christian Cafe, Confidential Christian Introductions, and Solid Rock Singles are some of the forums of such organizations.
Online Christina networks work in the similar way. The virtual platform only adds to the interest of the entire process. Now, people can share freely without being represented with a physical identity.
DUPUIS
Aug
6
Christian Love
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thejacer2005 asked:
This is was made for our Church’s Sunday School Anniversary; we are not professionals so ignore the mistakes. Also, some of it is in the language Malayalam.
ZEPEDA