Unprofitable Servant wrote:
Thank you for the clarification sister, have a blessed day

BTW, no I am not assuming that others don't evangelize. I suppose I am looking for more discussions about how God is moving in certain locations.

Pray that God raises up a partner to go with me. Christians seem to be too busy around here to go fishing.

LGBTQ Resources – National

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Give God the glory for this action. But it is a single action.

When this issue occupies our attention to the same degree as the Russia probe, Manafort, etc. and we believers flood the public square in full force like an army with the Gospel of reconciliation, we'll make an impact.
It does no good to confine our "righteous" thoughts to a blog. We must put feet to our faith that works by love. Our faith is proven by our works.

The light of the glorious gospel shining in the face of our precious Lord Jesus Christ is needed more than ever before.

In thy judgment Lord God, please remember mercy.

Unprofitable Servant wrote:
Yolanda, are you aware that
No cross-posting or spamming (do not copy your posts everywhere)
is one of the rules setup by SermonAudio?

This is a “missionary” psalm that reminds us of God’s mercy toward his people and the lost. God’s people have a duty to live according to the call; beseeching men to be reconciled to him.
That is our mission.

This is a “missionary” psalm that reminds us of God’s mercy toward his people and the lost. God’s people have a duty to live according to the call; beseeching men to be reconciled to him.
That is our mission.

This is a “missionary” psalm that reminds us of God’s mercy toward his people and the lost. God’s people have a duty to live according to the call; beseeching men to be reconciled to him.
That is our mission.

This is a “missionary” psalm that reminds us of God’s mercy toward his people and the lost. God’s people have a duty to live according to the call; beseeching men to be reconciled to him.
That is our mission.

This is a “missionary” psalm that reminds us of God’s mercy toward his people and the lost. God’s people have a duty to live according to the call; beseeching men to be reconciled to him.
That is our mission.

This is a “missionary” psalm that reminds us of God’s mercy toward his people and the lost. God’s people have a duty to live according to the call; beseeching men to be reconciled to him.
That is our mission.

This is a “missionary” psalm that reminds us of God’s mercy toward his people and the lost. God’s people have a duty to live according to the call; beseeching men to be reconciled to him.
That is our mission.

This is a “missionary” psalm that reminds us of God’s mercy toward his people and the lost. God’s people have a duty to live according to the call; beseeching men to be reconciled to him.
That is our mission.

It was only a few years ago that the Imam's forbade their people to go to a newly build Christian hospital that had the most current technology.

This Psalm seems to be the only adequate and appropriate prayer for these people.

There seems to be no other way to respond to the recent calamity Indonesia is experiencing, except tearful prayer.

Certainly remember the brethren there. Pray that there's a continual and effectual body of God's co-laborers there to bring the Gospel to this nation. May God cause ourselves to seek to please him in all our ways.