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But God is powerful enough to deliver those addicted to alcohol, just as He did for Jivin. Pray for deliverance and for God to bring believers to share hope with them at just the right time. Please also intercede for the healing and restoration of families affected by alcoholism. Back to top » --- Five Minutes With K.P.
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Fill out the form below to receive more information and your first five Revolution in World Missions books. You may receive a call to verify your sign-up. Soon you will receive your shipment of free books. You will also be given a special GFA code so we can tell you when one of the books you handed out results in someone sponsoring a missionary or...
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We are grateful to these generous friends who have given to GFA World in memory or in honor of loved ones: Anne Wood from Keith and Patricia Wood, Andy Shafer Betsy Giesecke from Elizabeth E. Fleetwood Bob Felder from Scott and Kris Davis, Barbara Luttrell, Sue Jantz, Mrs. Barbara Johnson Celia McLean from Martin and Gail McLean Jeffrey Thomas...
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It’s a safe environment and a place that is biblically sound and challenges students to learn practical skills that will deepen their walk with the Lord. I would challenge all young people to pray about investing a year of their lives in the School of Discipleship. They will never be the same! QUESTION: What is your hope for young people?
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Being illiterate, he understands how important education is and does his best to make sure his children are able to attend school to learn what he was never able to learn as an orphan. But with little income and five children to provide for, it can be challenging. “Pray for me,” he says, “so my children may continue their studies.”. Looking to Eternity. Though life has its struggles, Khine Tun has learned—in part through Myo Zaw’s teachings—to trust the Lord, and he depends on Him to take care of his family.
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The updates include reports about the growth of the work of the Lord in their area, what kinds of opposition missionaries may be facing and information about how the sponsor can pray. This is intended to allow. you, the sponsor, to intercede more fully for the situations your missionary(ies) faces on a daily basis, so you can stand in the gap for your missionary and their ministry. As you stand in the gap for your missionary(ies), you will be helping to lift their hands (see Exodus 17:12) and strengthen them for the battles they are facing in the spiritual realm.
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New Believer Becomes Ministry Catalyst Before Pastor Pesach stood Sima, a young man with swollen eyes. Sima’s mother, who attended Pesach’s church, wanted Pesach to pray for him. It probably wasn’t the first time someone would ask Pesach to pray for their family member, and it wouldn’t be the last. Regardless, Pesach couldn’t have known that praying for this one man would be one more link in a chain reaction, a chain reaction that had started many years earlier when Pesach was a young man himself
https://www.gfa.org/gfa-world/2019/march-departments/
How often the Apostles told us, “Fight for unity,”. 1. “Love one another,”. 2. “Get the two people to talk together,”. 3. “Stop fighting.”. 4. These are all instructions for us to follow so that we can grow in what it means to love one another. But like I said before, we won’t get anywhere if we do it in our own strength. My encouragement is to turn to the Lord for His help. Ask Him. He is faithful to answer. You can even pray something simple, like, “Lord, I want to know You more. Help me to love people like You do.”.
https://www.gfa.org/kpyohannan/5-minutes-with-kpyohannan/what-can-we-learn-from-the-tsunami/
If the Body of Christ worldwide would have been burdened for them one, five or ten years ago, how many of them could have been reached with the love and salvation of Jesus Christ before they perished? It's too late now-for those who died and for us who missed the opportunity. However, the tsunami survivors are still with us, along with millions of others across Asia who don't know the love of Christ. Let us not wait for another catastrophe to take place before we get concerned about them. Instead, let us cry out to the Lord to give us a burden for them now, and let us make a resolution to pray and share our resources to help meet their needs and introduce them to Jesus while we have the opportunity