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Is The Holy Spirit Shut Down In Church?
The Holy Spirit flows through people. If people are kept silent in a church meeting and only allowed to listen to a speaker (or read from a program), the Spirit is quenched (limited in what He can do). See 1 … Continue reading
New Video ‘Bout Tebow . . .
Check out the new YouTube video about trying to get the courage to do some tebowing like Tim Tebow does. It looks so easy when Tim does it, but unless you’ve tried to tebow for yourself, you don’t really know … Continue reading
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What’s Needed In Contemporary Ch__ch? u r (You Are Needed To Be An Active Participant Rather Than A Spectator!))
If you compare contemporary church meetings with how they did church in the New Testament, you will notice that something seems to be missing nowadays. What’s the difference between the early church and the modern-day church? Paul compares the New … Continue reading
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