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TeachingMore on leadership, idolatry, reformation - another dose of spiritual realism
You know it's true: for many people to be a Christian means going to church
on Sunday and hearing a sermon. No one really expects to hear something that
will actually change much of anything. Most of the people see the Church as
God's way to maintain people, rather than equip, commission and send forth.
Read more.. The meek shall inherit the earth...but how?
Blessed are the meek: for they shall inherit the earth. Mat. 5:5
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Let married life be honored among all of you and not made unclean; for men
untrue in married life will be judged by God. Heb 13:4 (BBE)
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Who has heard such a thing? Read more.. CommentsPost has no comments.Post a CommentSuccess Requires Work – Even in the Kingdom
A statement in the previous post on this site particularly caught my attention.
In his article “A kingdom business must be a viable business” Ap.
Bakalov stated, “We have many Christians who have had successful careers
in these industries, but no iconic trendsetters; no excessively wealthy believers
have been able to capture the attention of both ordinary people and top-tier influencers
in this world.”
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I recently had a conversation with the executive director and manager of our
language school in Bulgaria (Master Bulgaria, Ltd. at http://www.masterbulgaria.com).
As some of my closer friends know, last year I took the bold step of making
a proposal to assume the ownership of this company, which had been loosing money
for the previous owners for three or more consecutive years.
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By George Bakalov In 1 Cor. 9:2 Paul the apostle says: "You are the
seal of my
apostleship" Think about it: a seal is the visible sign of someone's
authority. We
know we all want the seal of God's approval. But let's not be more
'spiritual' than Paul. He could have said to the Corinthian believers
that they are the seal of God's power working through Paul.
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By bishop Joseph Mattera.
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1) Intro
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by George Bakalov
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