Thoughts for Consideration: July 2025
THOUGHTS FOR CONSIDERATION: Greetings again my Brethren. Okay so this month we will finish up the diversity of divine communication from God to man. We looked at 30 ways God communicates with man, all very diverse and all very distinct. So, this month we...
Thoughts for Consideration: June 2025
Greetings again my Brethren. One thing for sure the longer we go in God the greater chance we will get discouraged. What a wonderful thought. They say they will build our memorial statue of us from the stones they throw at us. But discouragement in an...Thoughts for Consideration: May 2025
Greetings again my Brethren. Of all of the characters with no names Jesus and others use to teach us deep spiritual truths is the widow. I always like how the Bible talks about “a certain man” which could be me used 97 times, most often in Luke, in the Bible...Thoughts for Consideration: April 2025
THOUGHTS FOR CONSIDERATION: Greetings again my Brethren. Let us continue looking at the many ways the word of God, through many diverse ways, can be directed toward us. Last month we looked at...Thoughts for Consideration: March 2025
Greetings again my Brethren. This month we will look at God’s most favorite element to communicate with us, sickness. Well, let me back off of that statement and rephrase my thoughts. Our...THOUGHTS FOR CONSIDERATION:
Greetings again my Brethren. This month, and I think it is God’s most favorite, we will look at the object of sickness God can use to get our attention. Now, let’s stop here for a moment. One of the biggest misconceptions we have with God’s will for our life is...Thoughts for Consideration: Jan 2025
THOUGHTS FOR CONSIDERATION: Greetings again my Brethren. CORRECTION: Before I get going I would like to submit a correction from last month’s newsletter. I received a call from wonderful pastor friend...Sharing the Gospel in Nepal.
Never despise humble and small beginnings. Pictured is Pastor Tek Dahal and his church board in Nepal over 15 years ago with the beginnings of a radio station, but today “Good News FM 105.1,” the only Christian owned radio station in South Asia, is on the air 18 hours (would be on 24 hours, but rolling black outs get them) for the glory of God. Please keep Pastor Tek, Good News FM 105.1, and the good folks of Nepal in your prayers.
