Family of God: April 2010

Friday, April 30, 2010

Re: [FamilyofGod] Question of the day 4/30

death,

GOD IS LOVE
wanda
Prov.28:13- he that covereth his sin shall not prosper, but whoso confesseth and forsaketh them , shall have mercy.

From: George <george_smith92530@yahoo.com>
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Sent: Fri, April 30, 2010 9:48:18 AM
Subject: [FamilyofGod] Question of the day 4/30

What is the penalty for sin?

In Christ, George...

God is one not three in one.

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Thursday, April 29, 2010

Inspirations and Creative Thoughts

postscript to the post, yearning to serve others

Posted: 29 Apr 2010 11:02 AM PDT

in his small living room where we gather near out master, where we sit with him, listen to his words and his silence - we are sitting on this thursday. unlike other days, there is no tea served today because we all fast on thursdays from the birth of the dawn to the arrival of night, we fast from water, food and more importantly we practice the fasting of the heart, a practice with which the

Catholic Prayers

Novena To Christ The King

Posted: 29 Apr 2010 03:41 AM PDT

Say the following prayers each day:

O Lord our God,
You alone are the Most Holy King and Ruler of all nations.
We pray to You, Lord,
in the great expectation of receiving from You,
O Divine King, mercy, peace, justice and all good things.
Protect, O Lord our King, our families and the land of our birth.
Guard us we pray Most Faithful One.
Protect us from our enemies and from Your Just Judgment
Forgive us, O Sovereign King, our sins against you.
Jesus, You are a King of Mercy.
We have deserved Your Just Judgment
Have mercy on us, Lord, and forgive us.
We trust in Your Great Mercy.
O most awe-inspiring King, we bow before You and pray;
May Your Reign, Your Kingdom, be recognized on earth.

Amen.

Our Father...
Hail Mary...
Glory Be...

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Web Gems 4/28/10

Posted: 28 Apr 2010 08:45 PM PDT

Trevin Wax gives his thoughts on the Jennifer Knapp appearance on Larry King Live and explains why Christians always lose the homosexuality debate.
Matt Chandler tells the crowd at Together for the Gospel that we should understand suffering now so that we may know how to respond to it when it happens to us.
Kevin DeYoung shows us how to see the Gospel even in a bird’s nest.

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Wednesday, April 28, 2010

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Book Review: Bonhoeffer

Posted: 27 Apr 2010 08:16 AM PDT

Bonhoeffer: Pastor, Martyr, Prophet, Spy by Eric Metaxas

I received a copy of Eric Metaxas’ new book in the mail for review and was amazingly surprised at the detail he put into this book. It’s probably the first Dietrich Bonhoeffer biography in 40+ years and I’m sure it was well worth the wait for anyone who may have been waiting for one. It includes real picutres, documents, etc. from Bonhoeffer’s life and his society which bring this story to life on a level I have yet to see in a biography.

Metaxas does an exquisite job of laying out the life of Dietrich Bonhoeffer in a concise yet extremely detailed way from beginning to end, bringing us beautifully to the climax of Bonhoeffer’s April 9, 1945, execution at Flossenburg concentration camp for his role in an insurgence against Adolf Hitler.

Of all the compelling aspects of this book, I was drawn most to the testimony of the camp doctor, H. Fischer-Hullstrung, who said:

“[Just before the execution] I saw Pastor Bonhoeffer kneeling on the floor, praying fervently to God… so certain that God heard his prayer… I have hardly ever seen a man die so entirely submissive to the will of God.”

A man facing certain death for his convictions and clearly fueled from his Christian ethics, Bonhoeffer resembles the martyred apostles of Jesus Himself, willing to die for his beliefs and praising God until the end. Metaxas perfectly describes Bonhoeffer’s theology as being rooted deep in historic Christianity, emphasizing the life of Jesus Christ and a certain prophet-like disdain for the wicked generation in which he lived. Lead by this conviction, Bonhoeffer would not settle for the injustices being carried out and promoted by the Nazi regime.

This book is highly recommended for any Christian. Whether you’re new or seasoned, a theologian or an armchair layman, Metaxas’ scholarly yet accessible writing style will bring you on a journey through the life of a man of God who suffered well for the cross of Christ.

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