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Its Like This Story Of A Frightened Soldier Who ...
Contributed by Guy De Swardt on Apr 2, 2010 (message contributor)
Its like this story of a frightened soldier who was running from sniper bullets.
He dove into a bunker thinking that he was alone.
To his surprise another soldier crawled into the bunker as well.
The second soldier happened to be wearing a cross around his neck.
“Thank goodness you’re here”, said the frightened soldier, pointing to the cross around the other soldier’s neck.
He asked, “How do you work that thing anyway?”
Well, let me say this, - the cross of Christ isn’t something you “work”.
It is something that works for you, because you can have 100 crosses around your neck, and still not be related to Jesus Christ or enjoy His peace in your heart.
If you want peace, then make your peace with God by giving Him your heart and your entire life.
God’s peace will only come to you God’s way!
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Addressing A National Seminar Of Southern ... PRO
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On 29th October Ad 312 The First Roman Emperor ... PRO
Contributed by Owen Bourgaize on Aug 22, 2005
On 29th October AD 312 the first Roman Emperor converted to the Christian faith, Constantine the Great, entered Rome. He was a worshipper of the sun god, Sol. On 28th October the forces he commanded were trying to conquer Rome. There was a great battle to take a bridge leading to the city. His ...read more
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Try This On For Size. These Are Twelve Questions ...
Contributed by Robert Castile on Jan 2, 2007
Try this on for size. These are twelve questions for the purpose of self-examination proposed by the famous Methodist missionary John Fletcher of Madeley. He called them "Self-examination Questions for Spiritual People." And he meant that we should ask ourselves these questions each and every ...read more
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A Discerning Commentator (Alexander Maclaren) ...
Contributed by Owen Bourgaize on Jul 28, 2005
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