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By Bob Klingenberg
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Tuesday, October 16, 2012 23:31 |
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 In the parable of the “Pearl of Great Price,” Jesus told of a man who sold everything to purchase something highly valuable. In China, a woman named Yip and her family also found something valuable – God’s Word.
To allow Yip to study the Bible and to teach others, her family sold their most valuable possession, their water buffalo. This was no small decision. Yip and family are farmers, and their water buffalo was the “tractor” that helped plow their fields. The buffalo’s milk also helped put food on the family’s table. But they were willing to sell this valuable animal so Yip could have something even greater – an expanded knowledge of God’s Word.
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By Bob Klingenberg
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Sunday, April 17, 2011 09:28 |
 ALL GRACE - THE MISSION FOR THE PEOPLE OF SEA & SHORESeafarers International Ministries
Rev. John Van Hemert, Chaplain, 6178 Vermilya, Lantana, Fl., 33462
Mobile: 561-351-1239
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Dear Friends, Prayer Partners for the Harvest:
WHEN OUR LORD OPENS DOORS FOR THE GOSPEL, we truly believed and knew, for He promised He would. He called us all to prayer to reaches His lost and lonely people. We have felt this, for which we thank God and we want to thank you for your petitions and great help.
THEN THE LORD EXPECTS US TO GO THROUGH THOSE DOORS, which is possible only through the Holy Spirit. This is our testimony, to praise our Sender and bring thanksgiving to Him and to you all.
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By Bob Klingenberg
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Friday, March 11, 2011 22:50 |
 Quoting from the Christian Weekly News and an absolutely astonishing article by Tamara Cohen entitled, “ Christian Beliefs DO Lose Out To Gay Rights,” we read, “A Christian couple facing a foster parenting ban because of their view on homosexuality were told by a court yesterday that gay rights ‘should take precedence’ over their religious beliefs. " (Such a ruling and the wording of that ruling is blatantly anti-God, and should send shock waves back to our homes in America.)
"Owen and Eunice Johns heard that their values could conflict with the local authority’s duty to ‘ safeguard and promote the welfare’ of those in foster care. The grandparents have already fostered 15 children and were praised by social workers as ‘kind and hospitable people’ who ‘respond sensitively’ to youngsters.” |
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By Bob Klingenberg
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Wednesday, April 29, 2009 16:55 |
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 My name is _____, and if there was one picture that describes my former life, it would be a boat going down a river with a big hole in the bottom of the boat. I was slowly sinking in my sin and my addiction. Someone asked me what was really in the bottle of booze that I put to my mouth every day. I could only answer pain, misery, jail time, beatings and the loss of everything that was important to me.
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By Bob Klingenberg
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Sunday, April 26, 2009 23:06 |
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 A member of a certain church, who previously had been attending church services regularly, stopped coming to church. After several weeks of this absenteeism, the pastor decided that he would make a visit to the delinquent.
When the pastor made the call on him, it was a chilly evening. The preacher found the man at home alone, sitting before a blazing and crackling fire in the fireplace. Already having guessed the reason for the pastor’s visit, the man welcomed him and led him to a comfortable chair near the fireplace.
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