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January 28, 2013

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THE SCRIBE: "re-birthed: The Scribe - The Sunday Morning Magazine" / Michael James Stone

Today IT REALLY WAS FRUSTRATING. IT REALLY WAS FRUSTRATING. I had known for quite some time that God was warning people about Mr Trump, Politics, Nationalism, Propaganda by Fox, Christians, the World, normal news bias, radical extreme prejudices, Social Media Malaise and generally an overall "year of deception/perception" and One Degree of Separation. KNOWING DOES NOT PREPARE YOU Normally it's cults or legalistic people, carnal Christians or "true believers" who sacrifice the truth or fall for lies and then attack everyone on the Planet experiencing a Cyber-Martyrdom for their pet cause or conspiracy or brand of Christianity. I was not ready for the wholesale volume of people who at worst were strictly defined as "Christian Religion" as opposed to "Christian Faith" . I had seen the slow Rise of the Modern heresy called American Christianity in it's treatment of America, Prophecy, Politics, Religion, Race, even Isr...

>LAST GENERATION< "Good News" EARLY MORNING FEATURED DEVOTIONAL #2 Monday April 30 2012 Iyar 8, 5772

Greg Laurie Daily Devotions Greg Laurie Daily Devotion - April 30, 2012 0 Print Email A Priority of the Early Church And they continued steadfastly in the apostles’ doctrine and fellowship, in the breaking of bread, and in prayers. - (Acts 2:42) Luke could have brought a lot of things to our attention about the early church as he recorded its history in the book of Acts. After all, the early church was vibrant, joyful, and rapidly expanding. But Luke made a point of reminding us that the first-century Christians studied the Scriptures together. It could have been a temptation for these believers to look back with great fondness on Pentecost and say, “Why can’t every service be like Pentecost? Remember the Holy Spirit coming upon us and the divided flames of fire? Remember all of the languages we spoke?” But Pentecost was like the explosion that started the engine. And instead of reminiscing, the church was reveling in the Word of God. A trend in the church t...

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