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News Item5/15/18 10:07 PM
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God has filled his world with things suggestive of himself, that is it is a constant reminder to people that this is God's world. These unbelievers see a little of the light, and respond and God answers. Nobody becomes a believer in a single moment, God has to draw them in, usually by an answer to their prayer, little by little. But clearly, biblically as shown in my post below, he does answer the prayers of unbelievers. I does not matter how I feel about God blessing undeserving unbelievers who later never believe in Him, what matters is that the Bible says it's true and it does happen.

News Item5/15/18 8:35 PM
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I believe God does answer prayers of unbelievers:

Here are some passages dealing with prayer by an unbeliever:

The people of Nineveh prayed that Nineveh might be spared (Jonah 3:5-10). God answered this prayer and did not destroy the city of Nineveh as He had threatened.

Hagar asked God to protect her son Ishmael (Genesis 21:14-19). God not only protected Ishmael, God blessed him exceedingly.

In 1 Kings 21:17-29, especially verses 27-29, Ahab fasts and mourns over Elijah's prophecy concerning his posterity. God responds by not bringing about the calamity in Ahab's time.

The Gentile woman from the Tyre and Sidon area prayed that Jesus would deliver her daughter from a demon (Mark 7:24-30). Jesus cast the demon out of the woman’s daughter.

Cornelius, the Roman centurion in Acts 10, had the apostle Peter sent to him in response to Cornelius being a righteous man. Acts 10:2 tells us that Cornelius “prayed to God regularly.”

from gotquestions.org website


News Item5/11/18 11:05 PM
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Experience is here to show the reality. What you think the church is, can only be validated by experience.

How can we make the Bible practical, if we don't have experience?
Apostle Paul told timothy:
And let them also be tested first; then let them serve as deacons if they prove themselves blameless.
1 Timothy 3:10 ESV


News Item5/11/18 10:18 PM
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And in my experience, Christians are rascists, I have not felt welcome in any church. If there is a criteria for the church, I have not met it. The western church is too busy on facebook, the eastern church is too terrified, the african church is too busy entertaining false prophets, mission organizations? Can't even pray for me, need to join them first. God had to give me a love for His church, and I had to learn to forgive.

News Item5/11/18 10:04 PM
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It's not a "shtick" Allie, many pastors are not qualified for this, what are the qualifications for pastors anymore? It seems anyone whose Bible study becomes large enough can qualify to be a pastor. Have you ever been to university campus' before? Join any of their Christian groups and find any leader who is qualified to give sound advice. Or start in your own church, you already showed us how much you care about this topic, by calling everyone ignorant. They might be ignorant, but when you have 2 kids, husband is married to a muslm, debt and no income, that is the last thing you tell these people.

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There is sermon biography on this site called "Biography, Thomas & Catherine", the first 10 minutes is a crazy story about his dead wife who awoke after a grave robber cut her finger!

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And that's why I prefer to be cremated, can you imagine waking up inside a coffin?

News Item5/9/18 12:51 AM
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Not a joke, but are wolves wild dogs? A husky is very similiar to a wolf

News Item5/8/18 12:35 AM
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Adapting and evolving are different things.

They mention mixing with other species, how is breeding with another mosquito evolution? At the end of the day, all you will ever have is another mosquito, genetically stronger or weaker, but not as a result of Darvins evolution.

They need to show proof that a mosquito has potential to evolve into something other than another mosquito.


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Yes, there are many testimonies from various different backgrounds, but God can still use them to save. I became a believer because I believed in Jesus, and that was all I knew, the name Jesus. Another friend became a believer because she liked a Christian boy. Under normal circumstances those testimonies would fail, but God did not let them fail.

News Item5/5/18 1:40 AM
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It's like these churches are lacking wisdom. Sometimes spiritually the safest place to be is in the danger zone. And the safest place to be often offers more spiritual danger, from apathy, lack of courage, no strong men, no sacrifice. I believe america had a real strong christian presence during the first 2 world wars. It was during the time of peace, that a generation of believers lost all discernment.

News Item5/2/18 1:36 AM
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Should bring back detention. Don't do your homework? Stay after class and do it.

News Item4/30/18 8:56 PM
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....They will often simply preach their own denomination’s viewpoint without giving a fair and objective perspective. What happens? The believers simply mold to that denomination and do not think for themselves.
Another problem is that some missionaries minister to meet their own needs. That is, a missionary comes to build his own church. He gathers believers who revolve around him rather than helping believers give themselves to the Chinese church. As a result, when he leaves, many believers go astray and are dejected. Or, they become an isolated church disconnected from other bodies of believers.

News Item4/30/18 8:53 PM
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An interview from a local pastor on foreigners:
Do you know how foreigners could really help the Chinese church? People need standardized theological training. I want to see foreigners publish deeper, theological literature that goes beyond topics like leadership, prayer, marriage, and family. Additionally, Chinese people need to develop the ability to think critically, instead of accepting wholesale everything their denomination says and opposing the different views of other denominations. They need the humility to realize that not all of their denominations’ views may be correct. “Different” does not automatically mean wrong. I want to see them listen to each other with humble and open atti- tudes, even being willing to cooperate and serve together. Foreigners can help equip Chinese churches to go out and spread the Gospel to other countries and peoples.
Some missionaries who come to China are not well equipped for the work. Perhaps, they are just average churchgoers who were driven by love and dedication to share the gospel in China. That love is, of course, valuable, but because they lack formal training, they are limited in language, theology, and various other aspects related to their mission. They will often simply preach their own denomination’s viewpoint without giving

News Item4/30/18 8:14 PM
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What's interesting from these articles is the clear separation the youth experience from the parents. Public schools clearly divide them from their parents, and make the teachers responsible for them. But then we all know, the parents themselves don't have time for them, and without the schools babysitting them, most of them will become hooligans who would graffiti the walls, and vandalize property, all because they have too much time and nowhere to go. So sitting and playing online video games is actually more beneficial than being a drug addicted hooligan.

News Item4/30/18 5:13 PM
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And nobody knows what these house churches believe, ChinaAid wants you to think that these are somehow "conservative, and Protestant minded theology worshipers", but it's not always the truth. Infact their theology often is evil, ChinaAid wants to train your brain, that every time you hear "house church" they are Christian. I meet more believers, real sacrificial believers from the 3 self church than from any house church.

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Article says:
"In the past two months, the government banned all Catholic churches and (Protestant) house churches, and that didn't happen to any other religions"

I just visited a catholic seminary and met the students there, and I often visit the Bible school in my area. There are hundreds of churches in one city, with thousands of people attending. I hate ChinaAid, their worldview is not biblical, they never provide any proof, they could go and interview the pastors and the locals about this, but they never do. In my opinion their end goal is to usher in a Liberal Democracy in china, it's a political group that uses ignorant Christians and their support money. Go read the article and clearly it's a propaganda piece!


News Item4/30/18 4:52 PM
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I read a book recently called "without you, there is no us, by suki Kim." And was saddened by this secular account, and perspective because it had more truth than your "Jesus Freaks" book. Like expected, the missionary groups have zero accountability on what the people they send out believe. I just hope the locals don't rot in prison because of the false charismatic Christianity that the west introduces.

News Item4/29/18 1:19 AM
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Andy Stanley used to make great sermons, powerful even. Sad to see a preacher like that go sour.

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This is important and historic. Hope it leads to better things. But let's not forget, if NK opens up to religion, it also opens up to cults and false teachings, which overwhelm south Korea and the western world. But those are still better than the cult inside NK today.
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