Words

Hi Everyone,
I have been awaken to the importance of words. They can have great power or great destruction in their wake. Well, the Lord of Heaven, Jesus Christ, said many different things. He has lead me to go to the words that He said and really dig into them. So, this is like an introduction to the next time in my life as I want to share this with you... Being in this Post Modern world we live in we should be open to discovering what other religious "teachers" say. I plan on doing that but I must make it clear, and I guess I have in the past, that Jesus is God. That is what He has said... We'll get to that...

Thinking About Life and Death - E.V. Hill

This might be a little weird for most people but please excuse me while I write this. Stayed home from church today because of this cold I have had for a week or over now. Got up around 10 and was guided but Him who has the great power and has given everything for life and godliness to the computer. Read a couple of email and notice one from this sermon audio site on the net. I praise God for this site. There is sooo much evil to be experienced on the net but also great blessing!!!!! SermonIndex.net audio sermons: E.V. Hill Dr. Hill had experienced great loss in the loss of his wife. This is her funeral service that she had asked him to preach. The strength that the Lord had for him is amazing. The last 20 minutes of this sermon (really the whole sermon) but I want this played at my funeral because it just says to trust the unseen hand of the Almighty God that we serve... BLESSED BE THE NAME OF THE LORD....

The Snow

"Thou hast a few names even in Sardis which have not defiled their garments; and they shall walk with me in white: for they are worthy." -- Revelation 3:4




We may understand this to refer to justification. "They shall walk inwhite"; that is, they shall enjoy a constant sense of their ownjustification by faith; they shall understand that the righteousness ofChrist is imputed to them, that they have all been washed and madewhiter than the newly-fallen snow.”

Charles Spurgeon