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The ancient Greek word “biblos” means “book”—a collection of writings.
God’s Word, the Bible, or THE Book, consists of 66 individual books, including the letters of the apostles—which are recognized by all Christian churches.
Thirty-nine of these are in the so-called Old Testament and twenty-seven in the New Testament.
It is no secret—and indeed, it cannot remain hidden—that over the course of millennia of our history, countless innocent people—children, women, and men—have been tormented, abused, tortured, murdered, and literally “burned to ashes” in thousands of wars.
And these crimes were committed in the name of the gods of nearly every religion in the world!
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V i s i o n
We are the church!!! The Greek word ekklesia is derived from the roots ek (“out”) and kaleo (“to call”). Ekkaleo means “to call out.”
For this reason, the church is understood to be “those who have been called out.” It is the community of believers who have been “called out” from the world. A community of people who believe in Jesus Christ can exist anywhere. It is not bound by place or time—that is why we are all the church!
You are the salt of the earth and the light in the darkness… be salty and bright for HIM… in the area where you live and work! Make a difference—out of love for HIM!
Whoever blesses Israel will be blessed! (Genesis 12:3)
The principle behind the calling of Abraham and Israel is this: Whoever blesses Israel will be blessed; whoever curses Israel will be cursed.
A principle runs through the Bible, as well as through human history:
The individual and the people who bless the Israeli people—that is, who do good to the Jewish people—will be blessed by God.
But whoever does evil to the members of this people will have it fall back on themselves.
“And when you pray, do not be like the hypocrites…”
Be honest, mean what you say, don’t promise things you don’t intend to keep anyway, and don’t pretend to be something you’re not.
… for they love to pray standing in the synagogues and on the street corners so that people will see them. Truly I tell you, they have already received their reward.
The Scripture begins with the little word “if” … or “and if” ….
If I ever let my head hang down, it’s only to admire my shoes!!!
There is a wonderful promise in the Bible (Isaiah 61) that fits here:
1 The Spirit of the Lord, the Ruler, is upon me, because the Lord has anointed me to bring good news to the poor; He has sent me to bind up the brokenhearted, to proclaim liberty to the captives, and release from prison to those who are bound,
2 to proclaim the acceptable year of the Lord and the day of vengeance of our God, and to comfort all who mourn;
3 to bestow on those who mourn in Zion—to give them a crown of beauty instead of ashes, the oil of joy instead of mourning, and a garment of praise instead of a spirit of despair—so that they may be called “oaks of righteousness,” “the planting of the Lord,” for his glory.
God says in Matthew 18:4–6:
4 Whoever humbles himself and becomes like this child is the greatest in the Kingdom of Heaven.
5 And whoever welcomes one such child in my name welcomes me.
6 But whoever causes one of these little ones who believe in me to stumble, it would be better for that person to have a millstone hung around their neck and be drowned in the depths of the sea.
Older women and men have not remained untouched by the upheavals of our (post-)modern era, with its tendency toward pluralism, secularism, and individualism.
They have lived through the political turmoil and cultural upheavals of the 20th century and have learned to question many things that seemed self-evident in their childhood.
On the other hand, every personal life experience continues to weave into the fabric of existing and emerging patterns of faith.
Life presents challenges—especially for older people and those who may require care—that demand answers. The freedom to profess faith in JESUS knows no age limits. 🙂
Perhaps all sorts of questions are running through your mind.
Why do I need Jesus? Why does God allow so much suffering, illness, war, and hatred?
How can I experience the Father’s love and a fresh start after everything I’ve already been through and endured?
It begins with a cry for help that is always heard and answered:
Just pray aloud and with a sincere heart:
Father God, I realize I need help and forgiveness for my own many wrong decisions and actions!
Jesus, please save me and make me a man of God,
who can live with dignity and strength.
Lamentations 3:2: “He has driven me into darkness and made me walk in the dark.”
Verse 5: “He has shut me in (…)”
Verse 7: “He has walled me in so that I cannot escape; he has put me in chains.”
I know this is about the prophet Jeremiah, who laments his suffering to God, but let me tell you about myself:
I’ve come here today from the correctional facility here in Celle to this congregation to be baptized. I am a serious criminal and have been convicted—please don’t misunderstand the word “only”—of just one of my capital crimes. It certainly has nothing to do with my childhood that I ended up in prison.
I’m speaking to you about prisons, and I’m talking about spiritual prisons. I’ll use myself as an example.
This topic applies equally to Christians, born-again Christians, and non-Christians, because I’ve gone through all three stages.
Who put me there — How I ended up there — How long I stayed — My release
What do I have to do to get out?
My dear friends, since this is about a certain kind of vitality and dynamism, please understand that I’ll be jumping back and forth between different times and phases of my life.
It was I myself who ended up in one or more of the prison cells—and it was I who decided how I got there. Yes, my dear friends, it was me—through my own decisions.
No one else! Because I always had the option to say NO.
The part that focuses on music and praise (Judah) for God’s glory.
Something that will still exist even in eternity, where there is no more sickness, old age, or hardship—and that everyone there will continue to do. 🙂
The Bible has a lot to say about health, nutrition, and well-being… “My people are destroyed for lack of knowledge,” as it says in Hosea 4:6…
The Bible challenges us to grow in knowledge… there are many kinds of knowledge and ways to acquire it… here we want to discuss knowledge about maintaining health and healing through a healthy lifestyle.
12 10 – Motorcycle Ministry
Motorcycle Ministry – everyone knows what an MC is, but what is an MM?
For us as the Lion of Judah MM, in addition to being a club, we want to make our Lord Jesus Christ—the Word of God—known among all bikers—without preaching to anyone’s face—but if you have any questions, we’re always open to them!
We also see it as part of our commitment as a “Motorcycle Ministry” to loyally stand by our brothers and sisters in the scene—regardless of your “color”—in all situations, whenever you need us!