Be in Health-For My Life Retreat-Day One
Today was like being in full-time Bible College. We had five classes: Foundational Insights, Father’s Love, 7 Steps to Sin, 8 R’s to Freedom, Godly Order. Much of the
Carmi and I are traveling to Thomaston, Georgia to participate in a Retreat and Workshop being offered by Be in Health ministries. We are blessed to be able to participate in the City of Refuge Retreat (For My Life
Somethings to Think AboutSuicide in America is on the increase. It is the 11th cause of death. 70% of suicide deaths are by White Males.
Suicide Never AddressedIn most churches the topic is never addressed, there
It is clear that as followers of Christ we need to find opportunities, create opportunities, create safe environments to be able to connect with individuals who need to experience the love of Christ but would most likely never walk
It is clear that rubbing shoulders with people who are different than us is not part of our culture. It is clear that unless we make the conscious, determined choice to rub shoulders with those unlike us, it is
Rubbing Elbows/Shoulders is an idiom that speaks of being in the same place as other people. An example is meeting with others at a party, at a coffeehouse, at a social club. The concept of just having some interaction
Does anyone remember the ‘good ole days’ when people ‘rubbed elbows’ or ‘rubbed shoulders’? You know a time when you interacted with people regardless of their belief system. You may have even had friends that were of totally opposite
It is important to know Who You Are in Christ because the accuser of the brethren, Satan, continuously reminds you where you fall short and uses that to insinuate you are a loser, failure, God does not love you,
Now that we are back at home in Greers Ferry, AR people are asking what are our future plans regarding LCO. Actually, before we ever left the people at LCO were asking us what are our future plans. More
Evangelist Tom Vaiterra preached at LCO Assembly of God Church on Saturday afternoon. Only a few people had shown up. But we sensed that there would be many more people at the church on Sunday morning. As