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- Published 10/17/2009
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I Lived Next Door To A Brothel
- By Davita Maharaj
- Published 02/5/2010
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Reports suggest that globally, there are more people living as slaves today than at any other time in history. Unlike willful prostitution, modern-day slavery means having no control over your body. Your life is at someone else’s command. You cannot control where you are taken or how many men will rape you per day. You cannot control whether or not you get free time, food or sleep, and whether you get to live or die. And there’s often no escape. India, the world’s largest democracy, has the largest number of bonded slaves. At least 100 million people are involved in human trafficking in India, according to Home Secretary Madhukar Gupta (May 2009). Laminin - The Cell Adhesion Molecule That Holds Us Together Is In The Shape Of The CROSS!
- By Pritam Singh Sandhu
- Published 03/2/2009
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Laminin is a family of glycoproteins that are an integral part of the structural scaffolding in almost every animal tissue. Laminin is vital to making sure overall body structures hold together. It has four arms that can bind to four other molecules. The three shorter arms are particularly good at binding to other laminin molecules, which is what makes it so great at forming sheets. The long arm is capable of binding to cells, which helps anchor the actual organs to the membrane. "Electron microscopy reveals a cross-like shape for all laminins investigated so far." AMAZING SCIENTIFIC DISCOVERY!
You Raise Me Up, So I Can Stand On Mountains
- By Asgar Ali
- Published 08/16/2008
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When I am down and, oh my soul, so weary; When troubles come and my heart burdened be; Then, I am still and wait here in the silence, Until you come and sit awhile with me. You raise me up, so I can stand on mountains; You raise me up, to walk on stormy seas; I am strong, when I am on your shoulders; You raise me up... To more than I can be. You raise me up, so I can stand on mountains; You raise me up, to walk on stormy seas; I am strong, when I am on your shoulders; You raise me up: To more than I can be.
My Soul Longs For You! Nothin' Else Will Do . . . .
- By Pritam Singh Sandhu
- Published 06/30/2008
- Praise And Worship
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"My Soul Longs For You! Nothin' Else Will Do". . . . . Yes, True and Almighty Living God. My souls longs for you. . . . . . I have been listening to "My Soul Longs For You! Nothin' Else Will Do" by Misty Edwards over and over again. At night, during the day, while online, while asleep. . . in fact all the time in different worship postures of kneeling, prostrate on the floor face up to the sky and face down to the floor, standing, hands raised up etc. . . .in silent awe, with watery tears in my eyes, with deep Holy Spirit inspirations and an awesome presence of God. This song "My Soul Longs For You! Nothin' Else Will Do" is incredibly anointed! Listen to it and you will know why? Isaiah 26:9 . . . .my soul longs for You . . . my spirit within me seeks You diligently.
More Than Dreams - Visions and Dreams of Jesus Among Moslems
- By Mohd Saleem
- Published 04/9/2008
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For decades, a phenomenon has been recurring in the Muslim world. Men and women – without any knowledge of the Gospel and without any contact with Christians – have been forever transformed after experiencing dreams and visions of Jesus Christ. Reports of these supernatural occurrences often come from “closed countries” where preaching the Gospel is forbidden and where converting to Christianity can invoke the death sentence. A common denominator appears to be that the dreams come to those who are seeking to know and please God. We decided to capture some of these stories in More Than Dreams - Visions and Dreams of Jesus Among Muslims - Moslems and use them as a witnessing tool to Muslims all over the world.
Sikh Priest Serves As Saint And Soldier For Jesus Christ
- By Pritam Singh Sandhu
- Published 05/8/2007
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I was born into an orthodox Jatt Sikh priest family. Because of our stringent religious background, I was educated in a Sikh mission school. My family members decided that I should become a Sikh priest. Therefore, I had to study the holy book—the Shri Guru Granth Sahib—along with my secular studies. As I studied the holy book of my religion, my passion for God began to
increase. As I read the Guru Granth Sahib, I felt as though I was about
to reach God, but my efforts proved to be of no use. However, my
passion for God was continually increasing, so I started searching for God in
other sources. . . . but the love of God touched my life with His grace and mercy. Today I serve purposefully as a saint and soldier for Jesus Christ. This is my personal story.
Recent Articles
A Biblical Understanding of Pain, Tragedy, and Suffering
- By Joseph Mattera
- Published 02/3/2010
- Apologetics
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With the recent devastation in Haiti many people have been asking why such a horrible tragedy could take place. (As of the writing of this article, the death toll caused by the horrific earthquake is heading toward 200,000.) The earthquake’s death and destruction has been indiscriminate, crushing everything from the presidential palace to churches, killing both believers and non-believers. Because of this, many have relegated simplistic answers to the trash heap. Some Christians are even questioning their faith. The following is an attempt to give a biblical explanation that equips us with a broader scope for explaining why such events happen to those in our spheres of influence.Clinging to God
- By Bishop Robert Solomon
- Published 02/3/2010
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MANY PEOPLE WEAR THEIR FAITH LIGHTLY. They may wear their religion loudly, but in their inner lives, they touch God lightly. Or their brushes with the divine are fleeting and superficial, accidental and incidental. Not so the psalmist who declared to God from his inmost being: “My soul clings to you” (Ps. 63:8). This statement is thick with intensity and personal experience. Here there is no light and cursory touching of God. Instead there is an earnest and wholehearted hanging on to God, and it was with soul-felt and soul-led intentionality. Why do some people have this deep and intense experience of wanting to cling to God? There are at least two reasons we should examine.When Grace Goes Sour
- By The Christian Messenger
- Published 02/3/2010
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FOR me, the most stunning aspect of faith is grace. Grace is that unmerited, incautious favor of God that most of us never tire hearing about. There is just something about it—whenever it comes, it changes what is into something grander. That is what I love about the gospel. It is a message of grace, and because of that, wherever it goes, it brings change. But some groups who call themselves “grace” people make me nervous. I get the feeling that they spell grace g-r-e-a-s-e. They don’t talk about grace as something that changes them as much as something that lets them slide by with whatever they feel like doing—even sinful things. But grace yields freedom from sin, not freedom to sin. Deepak Mahtani - A Successful UK Sindhi Businessman Comes To Christ
- By My Testimony
- Published 01/21/2010
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Faisal - A Pakistani Muslim Man's Journey To Christ
- By My Testimony
- Published 01/20/2010
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Jesus Speaks to a Muslim Woman - Nadia Khalil Bradley
- By My Testimony
- Published 01/20/2010
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Anita Shetty from Mumbai, India - My Journey Of Faith With The Lord Jesus Christ
- By My Testimony
- Published 01/20/2010
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