Luke 18vs1-7
God still answers prayers
Sometimes it seems as if our prayers go unanswered and as if heaven is closed but may the following true story serve as an encouragement to pray and not to give up.
A young man started fellowshipping at our church a little while ago and professed his faith in Jesus Christ. With on-going Bible studies I saw him being transformed before my very eyes. The young man later suggested the idea for the church plans and purposes to be put on a blog especially as he was IT / Computer abled and wanted to see more needy people reached through the churches' "Care Cupboard" initiative. This was also his way of wanting to do something for Jesus. This blog is a direct result of his "burden" that the Lord laid on him.
The moral of the story is simply that we have long prayed to God to send and create workers out of His children. This young man was answer to prayer. Further-more ask not " what can the church do for me" but rather "what can I do for the church."
If every Christian adopts this Christ-like attitude we will definitely impact our communities for God.
Written by Rev Trevor Rich
The Church of the Nazarene is a Protestant Christian church in the Wesleyan-Holiness tradition. Organized in 1908, the Church is now home to more than 2 million members worshiping in over 26,000 local congregations in 156 world areas.
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Wednesday, December 7, 2011
God still answers prayers
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