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Christianity Etc › Re: Jesus Christ And The Old Testament.. by winner01(op): 10:51pm On Aug 29, 2015
Faith is not a mental exercise to believe the impossible, believing what we know is not true. It is not believing ‘something’ at all. Faith is trust in God. It is personal. In the Gospels Jesus never talks about believing something will happen, a miracle perhaps, but always about believing Him. Our destiny rests on faith. We are saved by faith. “Whoever believes in the Son has eternal life.” John 3:36. The God we are to trust in is worthy as the God who loved us and gave His Son to bear our sins on the cross. God bless you. REINHARD BONNKE
Christianity Etc › Re: Jesus Christ And The Old Testament.. by winner01(op): 10:49pm On Aug 29, 2015
The Roman captain knew the routine of crucifixion. (Mark 15:37 —39). First the crucified criminals were spitting and cursing, then as their strength abated death would slowly set in. Now, on horseback, the captain stood eye to eye with the dying Jesus! Then we read “Jesus cried with a loud voice and breathed his last.” That got the captains attention, because Christ’s last words from the cross were “Father into your hands I command my spirit!” Jesus had cried “with a loud voice”, full of energy and had commanded his spirit to leave his body. It happened that very same moment. Jesus did not die of a broken heart. HE DIED AT HIS OWN COMMAND! Long before this, the Lord had said in John 10: 17+18 “I have power to lay down my life…”… and that was observed by that heathen soldier. The captain’s revelation and conclusion? Jesus is more than a man! Jesus is the Son of God! Jesus is my Savior! Trust in Jesus brings peace with God! Are you blessed? REINHARD BONNKE
Christianity Etc › Re: Jesus Christ And The Old Testament.. by winner01(op): 10:47pm On Aug 29, 2015
When God says “I will”, it forms a covenant. “Because He could swear by no one greater, He swore by Himself” (Heb 6:13) to perform certain deeds. Usually, they are unconditional, but some will fail unless we take hold of them, and act upon them. God’s “I will” covenants have two qualities. They are spontaneous and they are absolute. “I will, be clean…” “In the last days, says God, I will pour out of my Spirit on all flesh…” Be blessed. REINHARD BONNKE
Christianity Etc › Re: Jesus Christ And The Old Testament.. by winner01(op): 10:46pm On Aug 29, 2015
If you bury a lie, it will rot. If you bury the truth, it will rise. That’s why the grave couldn’t hold JESUS. He is “the way the truth and the life…” REINHARD BONNKE
Christianity Etc › Re: Jesus Christ And The Old Testament.. by winner01(op): 10:43pm On Aug 29, 2015
It can be argued that this or that religion is better than another, but the Gospel offers only one thing – JESUS. He is the only One opening his arms to all people. Does anyone have another Jesus to offer? He is everything. He is the Alpha and Omega. The Lord said, “He who believes in me has everlasting life” (Jn 6:47). Jesus is not a religion. He is a Person to meet and live by, the living Word. He is not a messenger from God. He is the Message and that what the messengers talked about. There is life in Him and that life comes to us through the Word of God. God bless you. REINHARD BONNKE
Christianity Etc › Re: Jesus Christ And The Old Testament.. by winner01(op): 10:39pm On Aug 29, 2015
Christianity has plenty of competitors if you rank it lower than what it is, and want it like that – just a part-time interest, a good cause, a Sunday club, or psychological comfort for old age- all merely incidental. But that is not it. Christianity is Christ and Jesus Christ is life, the comprehensive purpose and power of life, life for the living. Nobody else, no religion big or small, has anything like that on offer, you may search the whole globe. The Bible says “Lay hold on life” (1 Timothy 6:12) – Get that life and live all the days of your life. God bless you. REINHARD BONNKE
Christianity Etc › Re: Jesus Christ And The Old Testament.. by winner01(op): 10:37pm On Aug 29, 2015
Evangelism is not about encouraging church growth by membership switching, but about boldly leaping the gap between the church and the world. It is not an offer of religion to people who are that way inclined. The gospel is not for some people and not for others. It is for men and women, young and old. It is designed to challenge indifference and hostility for “while we were yet sinners, Christ died for us” (Rom 5:cool. Jesus did not come to this world to call the righteous, but sinners. We are not judges ordering people what to do and what not to do. We are saying, “Change your mind”, which is what the word “repent” really means. God bless you. REINHARD BONNKE
Christianity Etc › Re: Jesus Christ And The Old Testament.. by winner01(op): 10:34pm On Aug 29, 2015
God is not just a cosmic engineer. He is love. He loves people. Psalm eight and other Scriptures raise this point. The Psalmist said “What is man?” Many read his words to mean that man is worth so little. That is the opposite of what the Psalms express. He was struck by the fact that GOD VISITS MAN. That alters the picture, totally. Judge man by his size, or by his human limitations and frailty, and he doesn’t amount to anything much. But judge Him by the fact that God visits Him, and He suddenly acquires enormous stature. The One who orders all things according to the counsel of His will, to the farthest star, then treats us with priority, persons He bothers with. What are we then? He doesn’t visit the moon or Mars or travel and call on stars in the edge of nothing, but He turns towards us! What is it about us that brings His attention? Perhaps we can’t say. But we can only wonder and be profoundly thankful. Thank you, Jesus. God bless you. REINHARD BONNKE
Christianity Etc › Re: Jesus Christ And The Old Testament.. by winner01(op): 10:32pm On Aug 29, 2015
Years ago I befriended a business man, as a matter of fact, I was his customer. I told him about Jesus and he told me about his religion. One day he announced that he was going to make a pilgrimage to the grave of the founder of his faith. I think he went to somewhere to India. On his return my friend reported with glowing eyes how precious that grave was, decked with gold, silver and kept talking about the “beautiful, beautiful grave”. Suddenly the Holy Spirit spoke in my heart and said “the most beautiful thing about the grave of Jesus is that it is empty”. The angels said “He is NOT here, for He has risen” (Matthew 28:6). And Jesus later Himself confirmed: “I am He who lives and was dead and behold, I am alive forever more. Amen. And have the keys of Hades and of Death” (Revelation 1:18) JESUS IS ALIVE. He is with you wherever you may be, right “to the end of the world.” Are you rejoicing? This is REINHARD BONNKE
Christianity Etc › Re: Jesus Christ And The Old Testament.. by winner01(op): 10:30pm On Aug 29, 2015
The church has too often trusted scholarship, erudition, genius, logic, and philosophy. But Paul said God has chosen the foolish things. (1Cor 1:27) The Apostles did NOT preach logic, BUT THE POWER OF GOD. It is said that preachers should defend Jesus Christ – like lawyers in court. We argue to get a verdict in favor of Jesus. But that is human wisdom only. Jesus needs no defending. You don’t need to defend a lion, just open the cage. He can look after himself. Jesus is the Lion of the Tribe of Judah!!! He is not a prisoner in the dock. His repute is beyond any judge and jury. WE ARE NOT LAWYERS, WE ARE WITNESSES. (Acts 1:cool Normally a witness only speaks and describes what he has seen. Sometimes however a witness is a living piece of evidence, when he has been personally injured in an attack. Witnesses don't argue, don't plead, and don’t make speeches. They simply speak the truth, declare what they know. I am a “living piece of evidence” that Jesus is alive. Are you? God bless you. REINHARD BONNKE
Christianity Etc › Re: Jesus Christ And The Old Testament.. by winner01(op): 10:28pm On Aug 29, 2015
Four men had a literal ‘breakthrough’ of faith. Luke 5:17-26 describes Christ in a house crowded with Pharisees and teachers of the law, who had come out of every town of Galilee, Judea, and Jerusalem. Obviously, many of them had physical troubles, and the power of the Lord was present to heal them. But none of these religious people were healed. Then, four men brought a paralyzed man on a stretcher, and because they could not get through the crowd, they went up the outside stairs of the flat-roofed house, pulled apart the light coverings, and lowered the man down right in front of Jesus. Seeing their faith, he restored this man to health. It was a double breakthrough. They broke through the roof, and they broke through the unbelief of the crowd, which had kept them back from Christ. That happens every time somebody is healed. It breaks through the unbelief of the world. It has to; otherwise we will never get near Jesus at all. Believe God! Trust Jesus. God bless you. REINHARD BONNKE
Christianity Etc › Re: Jesus Christ And The Old Testament.. by winner01(op): 10:26pm On Aug 29, 2015
Two skydivers jump from a plane at 15,000 feet. Both are wearing parachutes. One of them folds his arms, ignores the rip cord, and says to himself: “I’m perfectly safe because of my parachute.” He is still saying these words as he hits the ground at 160 kilometers per hour. The other skydiver knows he will be safe only if he actually does something. He pulls the rip cord and lands safely. We may know about the Christian faith. We may respect Jesus and agree that what he did on the cross is the answer to our deepest needs. But until we actually ask for his help and commit our lives to him, it is like falling with a closed parachute. We need to take urgent action. We need to pull the rip cord while there is still time. The rip cord is this: “Whosoever calls upon the name of the Lord shall be saved.” (Romans 10,13) There is nothing else we can do. We cannot save ourselves – we can only throw ourselves on what Jesus achieved for us on the cross. He has done everything that we need. Let’s act on it, lest we jump to quick conclusions. God bless you. REINHARD BONNKE.
Christianity Etc › Re: Jesus Christ And The Old Testament.. by winner01(op): 10:22pm On Aug 29, 2015
True progress is to know God. Science has no substitute for love. Adam and Eve were primitives but lived like kings walking with God. That is life as God intended it. God who created all things must have been an immensely wonderful Friend. God has pushed hard for us to appreciate what He is and to understand His feelings toward us. The Son of God tracked across the universe to this one planet to introduce Himself –he is that interested. Are there worlds like ours in space? Maybe, but this is the world which God loved and to which He sent His Son to shed His precious blood. “For God so loved the world, that He gave His only begotten Son...” (John 3:16) God bless you today. REINHARD BONNKE
Christianity Etc › Re: PICS: Pastor And 480 Members Accept Islam, Convert Church To Mosque by winner01(m): 10:32pm On Aug 28, 2015
Yawns... wake me up when you find the pastor and the church. Muslims shaa...grin
Christianity Etc › Re: It's A Shame For A Christian To Be Die Hard Football/political Fanatic by winner01(m): 10:13pm On Aug 28, 2015
Brace yourselves...
Christianity Etc › Re: The Delusions Of Forgiveness And The Christian Morality. by winner01(m): 8:14pm On Aug 28, 2015
plaetton:
That is the hallmark of Nigerian education. After your exams, the brain goes broke. grin grin

So, it's been 11yrs since you learnt anything new.
Naah, you spoke about english comprehension exams and its been 11years i had that. If you had the normal brains, you'll know that learning is an everyday thing and that english comprehension is supposed to be applied everyday and not only for exams....

To say its been 11 years since i learnt anything new, undecided....take my advise, you need rehab...
Christianity Etc › Re: The Delusions Of Forgiveness And The Christian Morality. by winner01(m): 6:57pm On Aug 28, 2015
plaetton:
This is why you failed english comprehension in your exams.

His statement implied that he is more than 15 years old, which is quite a surprise to most of us here.

And Btw , how did it concern you?
I am quite sure that he got the gist of my post, something that Obviously seemed to have eluded you.
Ok if he's 16 means the questions were dealt with when he was some months old or a year old undecided....and that makes perfect sense to you undecided...Your brain ehn!!!..
And the fact that he's more than 15 surprises youhuh... As a matter of fact one would be surprised to find out that most of these lame threads are created by kids....kids pretending like adults under the guise of social media.

Run back to momma kid, its been 11 years since i had my last english comprehension exams....
And dont forget to tell her how naughty you've been.
Christianity Etc › Re: The Delusions Of Forgiveness And The Christian Morality. by winner01(m): 6:27pm On Aug 28, 2015
plaetton:
You mean you just celebrate your 16th birthday without telling us? huh

Haba.
I was intending to give a nintendo set as your 16th birthday present.
undecided
I always said it, that its either these guys are immature or just plain stup1d. Did you not see where he said "dealt with 12-15 years ago when he was a kid". If the only thing you can decipher from this is that he's 16, little wonder what education you got.
Is this the same brain you wish to use in dragging people down your lame muddy arguments, undecided... y'all need help.
Christianity Etc › Re: The Delusions Of Forgiveness And The Christian Morality. by winner01(m): 5:34pm On Aug 28, 2015
KingEbukasBlog:
Lmao ... the atheists need assurance and strong conviction that God does not exist through sharing "brilliant" ideas like this .
Absolutely, they hope God does not exist. Notice how they team up with muslims, deists, and others against the christian God. They are having a hard time with their conscience on Who the Creator is, and so they need to fight back to forcefully convince themselves.
Christianity Etc › Re: Funny Things We Christians Say Without Checking by winner01(m): 5:23pm On Aug 28, 2015
whoaa, ive missed a lot!!
Christianity Etc › Re: The Faith Of Usain Bolt In 5 Tweets by winner01(op): 5:16pm On Aug 28, 2015
MrPristine:
You are getting it twisted, Christians worship God and honour Jesus. We worship God through Jesus Christ as our intermediary.

1 timothy 2:5 For there is one God, and one mediator between God and men, the man Christ Jesus;
Christians actually worship and honour God.
Christianity Etc › Re: The Faith Of Usain Bolt In 5 Tweets by winner01(op): 5:14pm On Aug 28, 2015
elijah2u:
Usain Bolt is not a Christian because I saw one of his Race with Tyson gay of the US he came first in the race and did exactly the way Muslims usually do by using his fore head to touch the ground. so, I don't see him as Christian at all. he tweeted those tweets because of his fans who are majorly Christians.
I kneel and bow sometimes when i pray, and im not a muslim undecided
Christianity Etc › Re: The Faith Of Usain Bolt In 5 Tweets by winner01(op): 1:26pm On Aug 28, 2015
The 200m final this afternoon (13:55BST) should be another spectucular show down between Bolt and Gatlin.
And don't forget to keep an eye out for Bolt's subtle signs of faith.

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Christianity Etc › Re: The Faith Of Usain Bolt In 5 Tweets by winner01(op): 1:26pm On Aug 28, 2015
Bolt's gratitude:
After growing up in a small village in Jamaica with no running water or streetlights, Bolt is thankful for the small things and the big things. He encourages his followers to do the same:

Christianity Etc › Re: The Faith Of Usain Bolt In 5 Tweets by winner01(op): 1:25pm On Aug 28, 2015
Bolt on scripture:
When Bolt burst on to the athletics scene, he was loved for his natural talent, his relaxed attitude and his humour.
How ever it seems he is not immune to difficulty as he tweeted a verse from Psalm23 in the build up to the 2015 World Championships:

Christianity Etc › Re: The Faith Of Usain Bolt In 5 Tweets by winner01(op): 1:22pm On Aug 28, 2015
Bolt at Easter:
In among tweets about his race results, training schedule and the latest Pumakit, Bolt also uses Twitter to encourage his 3.7million followers to faith. Here is a tweet from Easter 2015:

Christianity Etc › Re: The Faith Of Usain Bolt In 5 Tweets by winner01(op): 1:20pm On Aug 28, 2015
Bolt went to win a total of three gold medals at London2012 in the 100m, 200m and 4x100m relay.
Last weekend Bolt beat Justin Gatlin, a former doper, in the 100m World Championships. It was the first time Bolt had returned to the 'Bird's Nest' stadium in Beijing where he first became Olympic champion, breaking the 200m world record in 2008.
After beating Gatlin on Sunday, Bolt again tweeted his thanks:

Christianity Etc › The Faith Of Usain Bolt In 5 Tweets by winner01(op): 1:19pm On Aug 28, 2015
He is the world's fastest man. He holds the world record for both the 100m and the 200m sprint and later today Usain Bolt will line up against former drug cheat, Justin Gatlin, for the second time in a week.
Bolt is also a professing Christian. His PRteam have confirmed Bolt is a Bible-believing, God-honouring, Jesus-worshipping Christian.
But other than crossing himself and offering silent prayers at the start of each race, he is relatively reserved about his faith.
However, the occasional tweet reveals a faith that is centred around praise and gratitude. Here are five moments that give us an insight into Bolt's Christian faith:

Bolt gives glory to God
When Bolt beat his team-mate Yohan Blake in the Olympic 200m final in London 2012, he made history by becoming the first man ever to defend the 200m Olympic title.
After the race, Bolt tweeted to gratitude to the Lord:

Christianity Etc › Re: Quotes From Famous Men About The Bible. by winner01(op): 12:41pm On Aug 28, 2015
Scholar8200:
Is there a proof to this serious allegation? Were all men on board? If yes there must be some reference in history that proves this!
Which referencehuh especially considering the fact that people had little access to the internet back then. But i think a thread has been opened before concerning that act.
www.nairaland.com/962590/ship-load-bibles-really-sunk
Christianity Etc › Re: The Delusions Of Forgiveness And The Christian Morality. by winner01(m): 10:35am On Aug 28, 2015
Leave these "wannabe atheists"...they are anti-theists, not only anti theist, but anti-christ even though some of them employ lame tactics in balancing their God-hate by mentioning other gods...Real atheists dont care about God or religion and in the course of an argument, they are objective, employ logical reasoning and are open minded....
These ones hate the christian God, its is seen all over their comments.
malvisguy212, Ishilove i suggest you leave them. The Bible has made Itself clear about fools.
Christianity Etc › Re: Quotes From Famous Men About The Bible. by winner01(op): 9:55am On Aug 28, 2015
worth:
No wonder! mko abiola got rotten in jail and did not made it to the President of Nigeria despite his connection with babagida his best friend who dealt with him after June 12 election and when he was released after the death of abacha and was expected to become president, he died.
According to the story I heard, he sank the Bible when it was being shipped into the country because he was rich and a bigot . And this is in line with what Napoleon, Emperor of French had said concerning the Bible.
Abiola sank a ship importing Bibles into Nigeria. As good as he might av seemed he was a fanatic and could have been the worst thing to happen to Nigeria if he had become president.
Christianity Etc › Re: Jesus Christ And The Old Testament.. by winner01(op): 1:56am On Aug 28, 2015
The Gospel does not threaten sinners. It is glad news, not mad
news. Yet Jesus talked more about hell than heaven – not as
a THREAT but as a WARNING. There is something I’d call
MILITANT MERCY. When a fast moving car approaches a child,
we would snatch it from danger. It may be rough, but it is true
mercy. That’s what Jesus does! JESUS SAVES. REINHARD
BONNKE.

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