Most people don't like to go without a meal for over four hours. Forty hours? That's ridiculous. Four days is an eternity. How about forty days without food? Could you do it? Oh, and what if you were almost 80 years old?
The history of revival and the spread of the Gospel of Christ are filled with numerous stories of relatively unknown pioneers. This is the story of how one family left everything to travel to a small island at the direct leading of the Holy Spirit and how God moved upon the people of that community to receive the Gospel.
How do YOU talk to Mikey G? Wait! Who's Mikey G? Watch the quicktime movie to find out.
You might learn just a little bit about true prayer in the
process. (If you wish to download the video, right click and
choose "Save as...")
Sarah S. from the Outer Hebrides, Scotland loves Jesus. In her own words, she puts it this way, "There are hundreds of people in the world who are willing to die for what they believe in, whether it is their faith, their ideas, an idol, a loved one, or even a possession. I want to reach the point where I can truly say, without the tiniest shadow of a doubt that I would die for Jesus Christ."
In the Faith - News Service Sat, 06 Sep 2008 21:29
Who gets abortions? The answer might surprise you – AP
Who are these women?
Much of the public debate focuses on teens, as evidenced by the constant wrangling over parental notification laws and movies like the current hit Juno, in which the pregnant heroine heads to an abortion clinic, then decides to have the baby.
In fact, the [...]
Sarah S. from the Outer Hebrides, Scotland loves Jesus. In her own words, she puts it this way, "There are hundreds of people in the world who are willing to die for what they believe in, whether it is their faith, their ideas, an idol, a loved one, or even a possession. I want to reach the point where I can truly say, without the tiniest shadow of a doubt that I would die for Jesus Christ." 