Joyful Noise
on Fri, 22 Sep 2023 17:45
Chapter 15 in “Memoirs of a Jesus Freak” Music, predominantly guitar music, was prominent in the JPM. Early in 1968, I began learning to play the guitar, never picking up bass or lead, but learning just enough chords to play …
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Introduction
on Wed, 20 Sep 2023 17:25
The lead essay, “Who is Muhammed’s Gabriel?” may be a difficult read for Muslim people, and it is to Muslim people across the globe that this book is written. The essays in this book were written over a twenty-year period, …
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Introduction
on Wed, 20 Sep 2023 17:22
The lead essay, “Who is Muhammed’s Gabriel?” may be a difficult read for Muslim people, and it is to Muslim people across the globe that this book is written. The essays in this book were written over a twenty-year period, …
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Galatians 2:1-10 Paul Accepted by the Apostles Find a quiet place, alone and apart from distractions. Be comfortably alert, still, and at peace. Recite the Lord’s Prayer. Pray for family, friends, neighbors, and yourself. Slowly and carefully read the passage …
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Preface The filming of the discussion of the holidays or feasts* with Seth Postell along with Katie and Kent Philpott took place on May 21, 2009 and shortly before Seth and family moved to New York so that Seth could …
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The Hippie Scene Degenerates The hippie thing was done by the summer of 1968, and by 1969the Haight-Ashbury had utterly changed. Long gone was the1967 Summer of Love, but despite the radical change, theunabated influx of kids from all over …
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A Special Appeal to Muslim Readers Some of what you will find in this book may well upset you. If I were Muslim, yes, I would be offended at some points in this book, and especially with the first essay, …
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Preface Introduction One. The Sabbath Two. Passover and The Feast of Unleavened Bread Three. The Feast of Firstfruits Four. Pentecost or The Feast of Weeks Five. The Feast of Trumpets Six. The Day of Atonement Seven. The Feast of Booths …
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Two of the seminary students of the newspaper classified ad, “Seminary Student and Crew” were Paul Bryant and Oliver Heath, in their first year at Golden Gate Seminary. Both had established ties with Southern Baptists and were, in fact, raised …
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You may not even be from a background like mine. But I know that if you are not in relationship with Jesus, some part of you longs for peace, joy, hope, and purpose. There are millions of stories about people …
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