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I've been all around the world
and have never seen such a devastating site. Watching CNN the people in Haiti become "them" or "the people over there". Walking through Haiti, the Haitians were no longer "them" but real people like Cedsi, Ricardo, the families I met in one of many "tent cities".


The babies were everywhere. They were hungry, sick, tired, naked, and crying.
Malaria, typhoid, hunger, are just a few of the physical issues. Emotionally I'd fall apart if two weeks prior I'd lost my entire family, yet the strength and ability to survive was seen everywhere.

I was...

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  • Laurin (Mar 18th) Thank you for being a vessel and preaching the word out there in Haiti. Its...
Posted February 25th at 6:07 PM Read

Last week, I flipped back through one of my favorite books (and an undisputed classic), "The Confessions of St. Augustine." Augustine was the bishop of Hippo and lived in the 300's (Way way back in the day). "Confessions," his autobiography, is his most popular writing and if you read it you'll see why. It became a significant book in church history for a number of reasons, one of those being his thought provoking reflections on life in light of God's grace and providence. The whole thing was written as a prayer to God and I highly recommend reading it.

When I flipped through my...

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  • Psalmatic (Mar 16th) This was definetly a good write. I say keep up the good work and trust your...
Posted December 15th at 9:59 PM Read

In Part 1 we established that we should be unashamed of the Gospel first and foremost because it is the power of God. God uses the Gospel to call dead men from the grave. And not only does He call them with this message, He raises them with this message.

So yeah this all sounds nice and good, but when the time comes to share the truth with others it never goes down quite so easy.

The Problem

Have you ever been in conversation with someone and wanted to share the Gospel with them, but couldn't get yourself to do it? It seems that when we are in the Scriptures or with our church we rejoice...

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  • yamkela bam (Mar 18th) Wha you saying is true hey. We are comfortable with discussing every thing ...
Posted December 8th at 2:03 PM Read

Being Ashamed
I remember my first car accident. I was driving down I-20 in Dallas headed home from school in my Champagne colored '97 Nissan Pathfinder. All of a sudden the car in front of me swerved to the right to avoid something and I didn't have time to react and follow suit in time. It happened so quick it's hard to remember exactly how it went down, but what I do remember is a old mattress falling from the air and landing a few feet in front of me.

The next thing I knew, it was under my wheels and the mattress springs were tightly tangled to everything on the bottom side of my...

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  • Batsirai (Mar 12th) Guys you are doin agreat job.
Posted December 1st at 11:30 AM Read

By Lecrae

This summer has been full of surprises and interesting dynamics. We have been traveling the world not just entertaining people but actually trying to be a light in a dark world. The trials were plentiful again this year. Losing loved ones, strained relationships, and unforeseen circumstances. I just want to ask our family to continue to pray with us.

The summer is not over and even if the "buzz" dies down the ministry won't stop. We still need prayer and more support than ever.

As an encouragement just want to plead with our family, Don't Waste Your:

Time - Knowing tons of...

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  • Christopher Gill II (Feb 22nd) everythin fo GOD!!!
Posted August 12th at 3:10 PM Read