If You Know the Beginning

If You Know the Beginning

I know He is the beginning, so why do I worry about the end? I know He is the creator, so why do I wonder who will destroy? I know… I know He is the beginning, so why do I worry about the end? I know He is the creator, so why do I wonder who will destroy? I know He has forgiven me, so why can’t I forgive myself? I know He is a healer, so why do I speak of sickness? I know He can do all things, so why do I say I can’t? I know He will protect me, so why do I fear? I know He will supply all my needs, so why can’t I wait? I know He is my strength and my salvation, so why do I feel weak? I know that everything and everyone has a season, so why when someone’s season is over do I weep instead of rejoice? I know He is the right way, so why do I go the wrong way? I know He is the light, so why do I choose to walk in darkness? I know that whatever I ask of GOD, GOD will give me, so why am I scared to ask? I know tomorrow is not promised, so why do I put off for

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Has God Let You Down?

Has God Let You Down?

One day a local evangelist bragged during a crusade that his God was more powerful than all the other gods in the town and the powers that the villagers worshipped… One day a local evangelist bragged during a crusade that his God was more powerful than all the other gods in the town and the powers that the villagers worshipped put together. Just then, rainstorm started sounding overhead, threatening the progress of the crusade. The evangelist lifted up his voice and declared with confidence that if the rains fell, then he wasn’t a man of God; he would stop preaching. Before he finished speaking, the rains began to hit the crusade grounds so vehemently, without regard to his declarations. The whole town left the crusade ground for their houses, shaking their heads in dismay. The evangelist, so distraught and angry, packed his belongings and left the town the next day. On his way through the next town, he checked into a local bar and drank himself to stupor. As he laid on the ground cursing God, an old seedy looking man tapped him gently on the shoulder. “Man of God”, the old man began. But the evangelist quickly cut in, “Don’t mention the name of God to me. He is fake. He is unreliable. I am no longer a believer

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Prayer Changes Things

Prayer Changes Things

They say that prayer changes things; but does it REALLY change anything? Oh yes! It really does!   Does prayer change your present situation or sudden circumstances? No, not always,… They say that prayer changes things; but does it REALLY change anything? Oh yes! It really does!   Does prayer change your present situation or sudden circumstances? No, not always, but it does change the way you look at those events.   Does prayer change your financial future? No, not always, but it does change who you look to for meeting your daily needs.   Does prayer change shattered hearts or broken bodies? No, not always, but it will change your source of strength and comfort.   Does prayer change your wants and desires? No, not always, but it will change your wants into what God desires!   Does prayer change how you view the world? No, not always, but it will change whose eyes you see the world through.   Does prayer change your regrets from the past? No, not always, but it will change your hopes for the future!   Does prayer change the people around you? No, not always, but it will change you – the problem isn’t always in others.   Does prayer change your life in ways you can’t explain? Oh, yes, always! And it

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What will Happen to You One Day

What will Happen to You One Day

Here are some of the things that will happen to you one day: …You will lock your door, but you will not be the person that will open it. …You… Here are some of the things that will happen to you one day: …You will lock your door, but you will not be the person that will open it. …You will wash that your best clothes and you will not be able to wear it. …Your best food will be prepared and you will be unable to eat it. …You will eat and drink what you will never excrete. …Your curriculum vitae will expire. …the person that seems to love you most will not dare to move closer to you. …You will think of what you can never accomplish. …You will be isolated in a place called grave. …that thing you love most will come your way, but you will not be able to accord it any attention. …You will become a defendant before the Chief Judge, the Almighty God. …termites will come close to you and you will be unable to chase them. …You will receive a call that cannot be declined. …Your name will be called, but no one will answer. …the assets you cherish most will be taken over by another person. …Your deeds on earth will

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The Story of Tommy: The Atheist Theology Student [Part 2]

The Story of Tommy: The Atheist Theology Student [Part 2]

Here is the concluding part of the true-life story about Tommy the atheist theology student who was found by God Then a sad report, I heard that Tommy had terminal… Here is the concluding part of the true-life story about Tommy the atheist theology student who was found by God Then a sad report, I heard that Tommy had terminal cancer. Before I could search him out, he came to see me. When he walked into my office, his body was very badly wasted, and the long hair had all fallen out as a result of chemotherapy. But his eyes were bright and his voice was firm, for the first time, I believe. “Tommy, I’ve thought about you so often. I hear you are sick!” I blurted out. “Oh, yes, very sick. I have cancer in both lungs. It’s a matter of weeks.” “Can you talk about it, Tom?” “Sure, what would you like to know?” “What’s it like to be only twenty-four and dying?” “Well, it could be worse.” “Like what?” “Well, like being fifty and having no values or ideals, like being fifty and thinking that booze, seducing women, and making money are the real ‘biggies’ in life.” I began to look through my mental file cabinet under “S” where I had filed Tommy as strange. (It seems

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The Pearl Diver’s Salvation Experience

The Pearl Diver’s Salvation Experience

David Morse, American missionary to India, became great friends there with the pearl diver, Rambhau. Many an evening he spent in Rambhau’s cabin reading to him from the Bible and… David Morse, American missionary to India, became great friends there with the pearl diver, Rambhau. Many an evening he spent in Rambhau’s cabin reading to him from the Bible and explaining to him God’s way of salvation. Rambhau enjoyed listening to the Word of God, but whenever the missionary tried to get Rambhau to accept Christ as his Savior, he would shake his head and reply, “Your Christian way to heaven is too easy for me! I cannot accept it. If ever I should find admittance to heaven in that manner. I would feel like a pauper there… like a beggar who has been let in out of pity. I may be proud, but I want to deserve, I want to earn my place in heaven… and so I am going to work for it.” Nothing the missionary could say seemed to have any effect on Rambhau’s decision, and so quite a few years slipped by. One evening, however, the missionary heard a knock on his door, and on opening it he found Rambhau there. “Come in, dear friend,” said Morse. “No,” said the pearl diver. “I want you to

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