Her true-love of 55 years has cancer, and insurance wouldn't cover the cost of the medication to make him feel better. That's when a complete stranger stepped up to end the injustice, and restore comfort to the ill.
This video is the sixth in a multi-part series entitled "Healing Relationships through Forgiveness.” It deals with the sixth principle. Principle 6: We must reconcile our relationship with those we have sinned against by asking for forgiveness. When we have sinned or done something against another (spouse, child, friend, etc.), we have first sinned against God and must reconcile with Him. After this, we must go to the person we have wronged and ask for forgiveness. In this section, Dr. Jones shares how we can approach the person we have wronged and ask for forgiveness.
This was Ms. Anne's first visit to the newly planted Grace Baptist Church in Lecanto, FL. She came with two others who were first time visitors as a result of our door-knocking efforts over the last two days. God truly blessed us tonight as there was a sweet spirit, good singing, great prayer, and powerful preaching. Then there was a linger-longer where we discussed all kinds of things in the Bible and we didn't get out of there till 10PM. Amen!
Divers searching a ship that sunk to the bottom of the sea days earlier found the most amazing thing. . .a survivor! Watch and witness this miraculous rescue for yourself. It's amazing.
"And He said to me, "Son of man, can these bones live?" (Ezekiel 37:3)
This video jam titled "Can These Bones Live?" comes from a sermon preached by Dr. Vincent G. Artese titled "Can These Bones Live?".
Here is a sermon jam with audio selections from Dr. Vincent G. Artese's sermon, "Can These Bones Live" set to music. Listen to it yourself and share it with others you are sharing Christ with. We pray it used by God to advance the Kingdom of Heaven.
For more information about this sermon or our church, please visit: www.pilgrimspathway.org
The Daily Pulse (Sunday, December 1, 2013): and drank the same spiritual drink; for they drank from the spiritual rock that accompanied them, and that rock was Christ. 1 Corinthians 10:4 (NIV)
The best Christmas song you've probably never heard. The song extends to the death of Christ, His resurrection, and His upcoming return. Written by Bob Kauflin and performed by Todd Agnew and a bunch of friends: Christy Nockels, Shelley Jennings, Michael O'Brien, and Mike Weaver.
A very pretty song by Keith and Kristyn, from the album "Modern And Traditional Hymns : Live At The Gospel Coalition", a nice collection of some of their better songs over the years. New live renditions. This is another one written by the team of Keith Getty and Stuart Townend. A very humble and reverent song honoring the love, wisdom, grace, and power of our Lord and Savior.
An internet buddy of mine from Southern California asked me to make a video to go with the traditional Christmas carol "O, Come, All Ye Faithful". He plans to use it at a Christmas event at his church and he will be playing along on sax (right, Arthur? Correct me if I'm wrong.)
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