 God is still in the healing business—and the Global Medical Research Institute is out to prove it.
GMRI is applying rigorous methods of evidence-based medicine to study Christian spiritual healing practices—specifically, prayer to God in the name of Jesus by the power of the Holy Spirit.
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 We spend so much of our time complaining about our circumstances. I am in no way diminishing the difficulties that we face, however I do want to talk about this. There are so many times that I have complained about things and God showed me that He wanted to change my perspective, not my circumstance. He wanted me to be thankful for all of the blessings He has given to me already. <more...>
 Katie Davis, the young Christian who has become a legal foster mother to 13 Ugandan girls, is one of eight semi-finalists in Glamour magazine's “Women of the Year Readers' Choice Award.”
A Religious Freedom Rally and Rosary Service are being held in response to President Obama's HHS Mandate which forces people of faith and conscience to violate their core beliefs and values.
The Rosary Service, which is expected to draw over 1,000 people, will be held in Lafayette Park at 12:00 P.M. and is being led by Father Frank Pavone the National Director of Priests for Life.  A Grammy, four-time Dove Award and two-time Stellar Award nominee, hip hop artist Flame credits his time at Southern Baptist Theological Seminary with strengthening the theology in his chart-topping songs.
Flame -- whose actual name is Marcus Gray -- was introduced to Southern by happenstance when he and a friend took a road trip from St. Louis for a conference at the seminary in Louisville, Ky. That visit is where Flame met R. Albert Mohler Jr., Southern's president, who made quite an impression on him.  Iran’s President, Mahmoud Ahmadinejad, declared Israel a “fake government” and “uncivilized Zionists” in his speech to the United Nations on Wednesday morning.
Speaking of what is wrong with what he called the “current world order,” he condemned the “imposition of a fake government,” Israel, in the Middle East. Just days ago, in preparation for his UN speech, he stated that Israel has “no roots” in the Middle East historically. A spokesman for a traditional values group says it's critical to notice what's missing in advertising by homosexual activist groups in states that will vote on marriage laws in November.
The Bible itself requires that two or three witnesses be provided in order to establish certain things as truth. This is seen in the Old Testament Law (Deuteronomy 17:6), as well as in the writings of the apostle Paul (II Corinthians 13:1). So we are looking for at least two, if not more, places in the Bible where God gives exceptions to His prevailing rule against divorce and remarriage. <more...>
 Hindus twice assaulted a Christian community in a rural India village early this month, beating believers, forcing them into Hindu worship rituals, and damaging their homes, according to Christian witnesses.
The Sunday worship meeting was underway Sept. 2 at the home of a new Christian, Daminbai Sahu, in Bhanpuri, a village in the Balod district of India’s state of Chhattisgarh. The witnesses said a group of villagers stormed into the house and beat several of the people attending the meeting, including a visiting pastor identified only as Dada, of the Philadelphia Fellowship. arious news outlets, perhaps jumping to cast doubt on the Bible, caused a stir over the announcement of a small, newly translated Coptic manuscript fragment indicating that Jesus may have had a wife.
But what should Christians make of the new claim? |
Walter Blackwood
Associate Pastor with The Bridge Community of Faith in Kelowna BC Canada.  
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