September 15, 2006

Public Humilition Leading to the Spread of the Gospel

Recently someone emailed me a rude comment concerning something I did with a podcast on my other site. Admittedly, I was hurt and annoyed that this person would do so. However, the next day this same person sent me a complimentary email and I found out that they had sent the other rude email anonymously because I was able to track their IP address. (Lest you think you can't be found out online) Well, I decided to let the person know that they had been busted and revealed to them that I knew it was them who insulted me anonymously and asked why they did it. They explained they were bothered by the quality of my podcast and felt bad about it so that's why they sent me the other nice email. Maybe that's true, and maybe it's not. I don't know their heart. What I do know though is that God will reveal things to us when we are seeking Him. God will also allow us sometimes to be made even more public with our views than we expect or want, and it's all for His glory. In the end, this guy was exposed, but he also ended up being a real help to me. The following Extreme Devotion is an example of how something initially appearing bad, is made into something great.
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Posted by The Voice of the Martyrs in Extreme Devotion
September 14, 2006

Pray for Persecuted Ministry Leader Arrested for Quoting Scripture on Homosexuality

Precious ones, we have a lot to pray about this week. So I would like to encourage you to print these posts up and pray over them. Remember that the Lord does hear our prayers, and even though we may never see the answers ourselves to our cries for mercy, justice and help for the persecuted, we can know that God does not lie, and that He is answering us!
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Posted by The Voice of the Martyrs in Intercessory Prayer
September 11, 2006

Muslims Can’t Stop Persecuted Christians from Worshipping

Have you ever wondered what would cause you to stop worshipping the one true Living God? I have to admit that there have been times in my life when I have felt so angry at God that I didn't feel like worshipping Him, and even thought about throwing in my faith all together. In fact, there was one time I was so mad that I even ripped up my bible, threw it across the room, kicked it and then jumped up and down on it. I was really angry at God for things out of my control, and yet what I've learned after all of these years is that our faith, thankfully, isn't based in our feelings because if it was, who could stand. It would be very difficult.
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Posted by The Voice of the Martyrs in Christian Persecution