David Ring is a Christian evangelist and motivational speaker who has cerebral palsy.
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Praise the Invisible by All Sons & Daughters
Praise The Invisible: performed by All Sons & Daughters and Sarah Macintosh. Easter Morning March 31st 2013 at Journey Franklin. Share this on Facebook Share this on Google+ Blog this on Blogger Tweet This! Stumble upon something good
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re:Live – Easter
Tim Gillespie shares some thoughts as RE:Live reflects on the death of Christ. BONUS: Watch Tim’s 10 minute talk at the re:Live Easter Breakfast
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The Secret of the Seed: Unleashing the Divine Potential in You – 1
The Secret of the Seed: Unleashing the Divine Potential in You – 1
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Article excerpt posted on en.intercer.net from New Perceptions Television Audio Podcast.
Seeing God in Others
One of the most horrific stories that comes from World War II, is the story of how the Japanese built the Burma-Siam railroad using allied prisoners of war as forced laborers. For every mile of track, 393 men are said to have died. Wearing nothing but loincloths, they worked for hours in scorching temperatures, chopping their way through tangled jungles
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I Am Second :: Matt Elrod
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One year later, Adventist pastor still in Togo prison
Adventist Pastor Antonio Monteiro, center, prays during a recent visit with church leaders in the Civil Prison of Lomé, where he has been held without bail for a year. [photo credit: Adventist News Network] A year after Seventh-day Adventist Pastor Antonio Monteiro was imprisoned in Togo on unsupported charges, church lawyers and human rights activists are redoubling efforts to secure his release. Togolese government officials this week rejected the Adventist Church’s fifth request for Monteiro’s immediate release, according to a lawyer from the church’s Sahel Union Mission working closely on the case. This article continues.
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Global Youth Day was the Adventist Church’s largest social media event
Last Saturday’s Global Youth Day was the single largest international mobilization of Seventh-day Adventists through social media, said Gilbert Cangy, the world church’s Youth Ministries director. As hundreds of thousands of Adventist youth participated in community outreach, the church’s Youth departments worldwide reported their service activities live on Hope Channel in Australia, Germany and the United States. More than 80,000 youth were connected through the social media – including Facebook and Twitter – and over 4 million people were talking about the initiative on the Internet.
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One Thing
In the movie City Slickers, Curly (Jack Palance) tells Mitch (Billy Crystal) that the secret of happiness is found in one thing. “What’s the one thing?” Mitch asks. Curly says, “You have to find out that for yourself.” Paul defined the one thing for himself
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April 27, Lord of All Nations (Amos)
“Seek the Lord and Live” Major Lessons from Minor Prophets.
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Article excerpt posted on en.intercer.net from Sabbath School Bible Study Guide – Adult Edition.
