In his last public appearance, Methodist layman John Mott said, “While life lasts, I am an evangelist.” The man who did as much as anyone to evangelize the world and unite divided denominations, died on this day, January 31, 1955, in Orlando, Florida. He … Continue reading John Mott, The Protestant’s Leading Statesman
Guest Poet M.S.Lowndes Shine your light, O Lord,So that I may see,Just where I am headingAnd what’s in front of me Your word is the light,The lamp unto my feetIt may not light far ahead,Nor show me where it’s steep … Continue reading The Road Of Faith
“Jesus Christ,” he cried, “Clothilde says you are the Son of God and can give victory to those who hope in you. Continue reading Mass Conversion
On November 23, 1654, while reading John 17, he personally encountered Jesus Christ and jotted his impressions on a parchment: Continue reading Short, Sick, and Spectacular
Conclusion Last week we learned the right mindset allows the manifestation of the miraculous. Because in a paradigm shift God’s power always exceeds what He has done in the past. God does not dwell in time, He dwells in eternity … Continue reading No Purpose/No Promise
Orthodox Christianity teaches that Jesus Christ is one person, having both a human and a divine nature. Nestorius, powerful fifth-century preacher, disagreed. Two separate persons indwelled the incarnate Christ, he taught, one divine and the other human. “I separate the … Continue reading Council of Ephesus
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