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  • Who Am I?

    Posted by Garth Penglase on 8 November 201231 August 2017

    I was born in one country, raised in another. My father was born in another country. I was not his only child. He fathered several children with numerous women. I became very close to my …

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  • Mother Teresa’s Final Interview

    Posted by Garth Penglase on 2 November 201231 August 2017

    This is an excerpt of one of the last interviews with Mother Teresa conducted by Edward W. Desmond in 1989 for Time magazine. Excerpts from the interview appeared in Time magazine and the full text …

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  • The Woman In Adultery

    Posted by Garth Penglase on 30 August 201231 August 2017

    By Stephen Green First Published in Christian Voice November 2003 In many modern versions of the Bible, John 7:53 to John 8:11 is written in italics, with a foot-note to the effect that this passage …

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  • Where’s the “protest” in Protestantism gone? » Kent Hodge (May 2010)

    Posted by Garth Penglase on 21 May 201031 August 2017

    Have we lost the "protest" in Protestantism? Current Western Christianity seems little more than an experience for me and “love” is seen more in terms of being “nice” than fulfilling our duties of faith. Kent Hodge briefly examines the basis for godly living and how as that is played out it fulfills the dutiful requirement of an outward focus on mission.

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  • The world is deathly ill » Corrie Ten Boom (1974)

    Posted by Garth Penglase on 19 May 201031 August 2017

    I read in a letter from 1974 from Corrie Ten Boom, author of "The Hiding Place", about surviving the Holocaust, that there were over 200,000 people martyred for their faith in Africa that year. Christian persecution has enveloped this world, yet Western Christians are largely oblivious to it.

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  • Elim Bible Institute prophecy » Stanley Frodsham (1965)

    Posted by Garth Penglase on 12 May 201031 August 2017

    A prophecy given at Elim Bible Institute, by Stanley Frodsham (1882-1969), an early Pentecostal leader, known as "God's Prophet with a Pen" who edited and published Assemblies of God publications for years. Highly relevant for today, it repeats New Testament warnings to seek His righteousness and avoid being deceived by false teaching, but to seek, know and hold fast to truth which is confirmed in Scripture & by the Holy Spirit.

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