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Sincerity is not enough  photo by Pixabay Because you can be sincerely mistaken I read a track one day while walking down a link road heading home when someone I think a woman handed me a life track titled Sincerity is not enough.  In this track a story was told about a patient in a New York hospital being prepared for a minor surgery. The trained anesthetist was administering a controlled mixture of oxygen and anesthetic gas when the tank of oxygen emptied, and a new tank was substituted.  Almost immediately, according to the police report, the patient died. The attending surgeon and hospital officials suspected some kind of accident and called the coroner.  An autopsy revealed carbon dioxide poisoning. Upon examination, the replacement "oxygen" tank was found to contain carbon dioxide! The tank had been mislabeled before it reached the hospital. How could such a tragic mistake happen? The manufacturer was sincere, the hospital was sincere, the anesthetist was since...

Learn to CAST Img from wirestock The casting  am talking of is resisting strongly an opposition - the devil. Casting is highly recommended as a true child of God. Casting gives you victory over the battle before it even begins.  How does it work: Satan starts his war with a believer inwardly, by a whisper, a thought, a feeling, a desire. No matter how physical the temptation is, the devil also works in the secret room of our hearts, the inner chamber of our mind before making the soul guilty of any temptation whatsoever.  The prevention: If the battle starts in the heart and we have a weapon granted by God called "Casting" then the victory is near. It works by speaking, declaring out laud. Speaking out is really important, you can remember most times when you don't feel like praying out loud and decided to pray inward, you know many times you don't remember ending that prayer. Like your mind switches to a different case study all together. That's why Casting works...

Matthew 9:32 And he casted out the devil and the dump spake. Image by macrovector The Visit: ...they brought to him a dump man possessed with a devil. The visit was about a man who was dump and also possessed with a devil or a demon who was brought to Jesus the Physician. The Diagnosis: What was his predicament? Obviously he was dump. For me I can boldly say that this was the only visible case that needed the doctors check or a miracle. He was "dump," physical situation DUMP  without any test or diagnosis his case was that of a dump man and also possessed with a DEVIL, now this case is most likely spiritual. So it was not visible but invisible, this case only a seer could solve this one not a doctor. Doctors are trained to solve that which is physical not spiritual. But the man had two problems the physical being dump and the spiritual having a devil. Lets further look a his case. The Solution: And when the devil was cast out, the dump spake. Why not just treat the physical a...

What is prayer? Photo by Pixabay  Prayer is talking to God. An expression with a sincere heart. The Bible says “Seek the LORD while he may be found; call on him while he is near.” Isaiah 55:6 (NIV). Prayer is a command and a duty, Jesus told his disciples "When ye pray" meaning they must pray. Its like a must but not a force. Prayer is a profound practice that connects individuals with the divine Creator, fostering spiritual growth and inner peace. It serves as a means of expressing gratitude, seeking guidance, and finding solace in challenging times. Beyond personal benefits, prayer cultivates a sense of community and empathy, promoting collective well-being. In various religious traditions, prayer is considered a pathway to align with higher purposes and divine wisdom. It instills humility, encouraging individuals to acknowledge their dependence on a power beyond themselves.  Ultimately, prayer offers a transformative journey, fostering a deepened relationship with the divi...

Photo by Alem Sánchez The story of Jesus Christ , also known as the Gospel narrative, is central to Christian beliefs and is primarily documented in the New Testament of the Bible. This narrative unfolds in four books—Matthew, Mark, Luke, and John—each providing a unique perspective on the life, teachings, death, and resurrection of Jesus. The following is an overview of the key elements in the story of Christ: Birth and Early Life: The Gospel of Matthew and the Gospel of Luke provide accounts of Jesus' birth in Bethlehem. According to these narratives, Jesus was born to Mary, a virgin, through the Holy Spirit. Angels announced his birth to shepherds, and wise men from the East (Magi) brought gifts to honor the newborn King. The family of Jesus fled to Egypt to escape King Herod's decree to kill all male infants. After Herod's death, they returned to Nazareth, where Jesus grew up. Baptism and Early Ministry: The public ministry of Jesus began with his baptism by John the Ba...

Paul the Apostle of Jesus Christ Photo by Pixabay The story of Paul the Apostle is a compelling narrative within the New Testament of the Bible. Born as Saul of Tarsus, he was a zealous persecutor of early Christians before undergoing a profound conversion that led him to become one of the most influential figures in the spread of Christianity. This transformation, coupled with his missionary journeys and letters to various early Christian communities, shapes the rich and intricate story of Paul. Early Life and Persecution: Saul was born in Tarsus, a prominent city in Cilicia (modern-day Turkey), around 5–10 CE. He was a Jew of the tribe of Benjamin and grew up in a family that adhered to the Pharisaic tradition. Well-versed in the Jewish law, Saul excelled in his studies under the renowned teacher Gamaliel in Jerusalem. As a young man, Saul displayed an unwavering zeal for Judaism. He became a Pharisee and a persecutor of the early followers of Jesus, considering them a threat to the ...