Poetry: The Savior’s Love
When we were swallowed in sin and swollen in pride The saviour loved us; When the gulf between us and him grew ever so wide His heart reached out to us. Share this post on:
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Archive for April, 2010
Poetry: Small World
Now and then a stranger or event
rings a familiar bell
and I’m caught wondering
how it’s a small world really [...]
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News Watch: Malaysia | Row over use of ‘Allah’ as God’s name by non-moslems
Arabic speaking non-Muslims have for centuries used the word Allah to refer to God, but in more recent times, the Malaysian government banned the use of the word Allah by non-Muslims. Share this post on:
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News Watch: UK | Christian registrar demoted after she refused to preside over gay ‘marriages’
Theresa Davies said she was forced to move from her £26,000 a year job at Islington Council because of her deeply-held religious objections to same-sex civil partnerships Share this post on:
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News Watch: Morocco | Government shuts down Christian Orphanage
International Christian Concern asks for the world to pay attention to Morocco’s government’s increasingly aggressive stand against Christians and Christianity. According to ICC Regional Manager, Lougan Maurer, they have been forcibly deporting Christian foreigners and bringing charges against the Moroccan nationals that associated with them. This marks a swift and ominous change in Moroccan policy [...]
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Poetry: Hill of Power
[...]In His holy hill
My knees on supplicatory ground
Spending time with the crown of all majesty and splendor.
Pouring out my heart as He fills up my spirit [...]
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Theological Trends in Africa: Implications for Missions and Evangelism
I’ld like to share with you a great article I found in the March 2008 edition of Lausanne World Pulse, by Gideon Para-Mallam. I’ve read this article several times over in the past one year and I decided to post a major excerpt from it today. It’s a long read even after I’ve tried to abbreviate it a little, but I think it’s worth it absolutely!
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Poetry: The Prostitute
Once again from my window
Down across the street she roams [...]
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