By James K. (Ken) Carroll
Your Email inbox provides a wonderful tool to assist your prayer ministry. The sort function allows you to compose an impromptu but very effective prayer list. This list can be discarded after your prayer session and reassembled the next time you sit down to the computer. I alternate my prayer times between the Grace Chapel prayer list and the personal contacts in my inbox.
Most Email systems have some type of "sort" function. For instance, mine does not have the word "sort" in it, but if I pick the word "from" at the top of my email list, it will sort my incoming Emails into groups. All of Bill's Emails will be in one block, likewise the Emails from Grace Chapel. If I then pick "date" at the top of the list, it will again sort but this time by the date received. Most lists are arranged by date unless we decide to sort differently.
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By: John Krug
The subject of the return of Jesus Christ and the associated event known as the rapture or the catching up of the church has come under repeated attack since the time of Christ. The average person on the street would probably be much too pragmatic to believe that this kind of supernatural event would be possible. You can even find churches today that will deny the visible, personal return of Jesus Christ, let alone the idea that His followers will defy gravity and rise up to be with Him. However, it is essential to focus upon Scripture for answers to future events that involve God dealing with His people. Continue reading…
Escaping Conviction
By: John Krug
We might look at our world today and marvel at the constant exhibition of sin and iniquity Why are so many people violating the basic principles of morality, righteousness and godliness? We can only conclude that the Scripture is correct when it states: "…There is none righteous, not even one; There is none who understands, There is none who seeks for God." (Romans 3:10,11) Continue reading…
