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Written by Femi Bejide
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Wednesday, 03 October 2007 |
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 The Bible reveals that- all the ointment of God - has been poured out upon God’s anointed One. Apart from Him, there is no other ointment.
When the anointing was poured upon Christ, the process of anointing was completed. There is no ointment other than that which is poured on Christ- the anointed One.
What God is doing today is to attachjoin us together to this anointed One. When we are attached to Him, we are attached to the anointing. For this reason, the anointing follows the attachee. God has attached/ join us, and He has also anointed us.
Beloved.. follow this anointed One... and flow in the anointing. Keep me posted as u see this anointing working 4 ur FAVOR. Recommend this article... |
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Last Updated ( Wednesday, 03 October 2007 )
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Written by Augustine Joseph
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Saturday, 29 September 2007 |
Praise God; Jesus is the most important figure in all of human history. He is God in flesh (; ), physically risen from the dead, Lord (; ) and Savior (). He came to die for sinners () to deliver people from the righteous wrath of God upon us.
Are you a sinner?
I ask you, are you a sinner? Have you ever lied, stolen, lusted, coveted, or been angry with someone unjustly? If so, then you have broken the Law of God. God has said "You shall not steal; You shall not lie; You shall have no other gods before Me; You shall not murder, etc.," () He has given the standard of righteousness, and if you have broken any of God's commandments then you have fallen short of that standard and are under the inevitable judgment of God. When you die, you will face Him and on the Day of Judgment He will punish all sinners.
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Last Updated ( Sunday, 18 November 2007 )
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Read more... [God's wrath on the Day of Judgment is upon sinners]
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Written by Gary Earls
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Friday, 28 September 2007 |
The Situation
 Israel had just defeated Amalek by the hand of God – Joshua had battled while Moses held his hands high in supplication to the Lord (Ex 17:8-13). After this Jethro, Moses’ father-in-law came with the man of God’s sons and his wife and met him where he was camped in the wilderness at the foot of the mountain of God (Ex 18:5). Moses bowed down before his father-in-law and kissed him and according to custom, they enquired of each other’s welfare before they entered the tent (Ex 18:7).
It was in that tent that Moses related to his father-in-law all that the Lord had done: The plagues of Egypt – The defeat Pharaoh for Israel’s sake and God’s deliverance from the hardships of the wilderness – this caused Jethro to rejoice for the Lord’s goodness – this was Jethro’s response…
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Last Updated ( Saturday, 29 September 2007 )
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Read more... [The Qualities of Those Who Judge]
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Written by Dr. John C. Maxwell'
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Thursday, 20 September 2007 |
 I have almost died on several occasions. I’d like to blame these near-death experiences on others, but I suppose they might have something to do with me. Let me explain…
Anyone who has driven for a length of time in Atlanta can testify to the horrors of its traffic situation. I’m sure other cities can make the claim of worst traffic in America, but I can’t imagine anyplace worse than Atlanta. To complicate the problem, I wouldn’t describe myself as a particularly patient person. In fact, my wife might describe me as downright impatient—and she would probably be right.
When in traffic, I’ve always subscribed to the bob-and-weave philosophy. If rampant lane changing can save me a car length or two, then I’ll switch lanes like Liz Taylor switches husbands.
Unfortunately, there have been a few instances when I’ve not been diligent in checking my blind spot when shifting lanes. And, let me tell you, nothing jolts a person like the angry honking of a car horn only a few inches to his left or right! Thankfully, I’ve been able to survive without crashing or receiving anything worse than a friendly wave of the middle finger from a fellow driver. Since my blind spot has nearly caused my demise several times, I now pay extra attention to it. I double and triple confirm no cars are there before I merge into another lane.
Blind spots can wreck a leader’s journey. In this edition of LW, I would like illustrate one of the most common blind spots I have observed in leaders. Next edition, I’ll explore a second customary blind spot faced by leaders, and in each lesson, I’ll give you advice for avoiding the dangers of the blind spot.
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Last Updated ( Saturday, 29 September 2007 )
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Read more... [The Blind Spot]
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