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In this episode of we explore how life's struggles and challenges can become powerful gateways to spiritual insight and personal growth.
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O Lord, clothe me not first for battle— but for covenant. Let me put on the garment You measured for me before You taught my hands to war. Before a sword, You wove a robe. This linen— this מד (Armor) stitched with mercy and truth— fits my frame not by might, nor by power, but by the Spirit’s hand. It is my wedding garment, woven from waters of Word, threaded through with faith, fastened with love, fringed with fire. I lift it now— not as heavy armor weighed by fear, but as a mantle of belonging. I take it up— not to earn my place, but to remember my name. Before the stones fly,...
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“Today I have rolled away the reproach of Egypt from you.” — Joshua 5:9
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Passover isn’t just a meal or a memorial—it’s a map. The word Passover in Hebrew is pictured above Pesach. A divine blueprint of how God calls His people out of bondage, holds them through the wilderness, and brings them into covenant union. Hidden in the Hebrew language are three powerful letters that capture this journey.
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In Exodus 6:1 God tells us the benefit of His Two Hands, later in verse 6, He shares that God will also stretch out His Arms. The FREEDOM that results that will change the world forever both in Exodus then later reveled the picture that was to become Easter.
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Pslams 56:8 You number my wanderings; Put my tears into Your bottle; Are they not in Your book?
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It’s in all four gospels, Jesus passion for His Father House. In Mark 11:17 Jesus teaches that it is to be a house of prayer for all people. Using car travel time for reflection and connection with God and helping others through prayer. Today we also go into the Jesus Labor of Love, a ministry that offers car repair support to single moms, widows, and families in crisis.We hear experiences and testimonies from callers emphasize the impact of prayer and gratitude for the ministry's work.
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Irael's war torn Red Shield of David -Magen David Adom (Red Cross) share amazing stories of help from the Church...
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In the Parable of the Ten Virgins did you ever wonder – what is the oil in their lamps??? You Guessed it…. Rocket Fuel!!!
info_outlineAfter WWII Kostas Burbulys, Pete's Grand Father's Story is chronicled from the end of the war to the walls of Eastern Europe coming down. Kostas' Bible Translation is timed perfectly for a hungry people with their new found freedom. Below is the transcript from the Lithuanian Wiki site.
Kostas Burbulys was born in a family of poor peasants. In his youth, he lived in Biržai, studied at Biržai Gymnasium, diligently attended the services of the Reformed Church. Performed military service in the Lithuanian army.
in 1927 The annual conference of Methodist churches of the Baltic countries was held in Pilviškii. Here, K. Burbuli was offered to study at their priests' seminary. He studied at the seminary in Riga, then in Frankfurt am Main. After World War II, the Bubbles family went to live in the United States.
The representative of the United Bible Societies, who came to him from England, invited him to participate in the committee for the translation of the Bible into the Lithuanian language, in whose work priest K. Burbulys actively joined. in 1954 the interdenominational Christian newspaper "Evangelija švisa" was started. Algirdas Jurėnas was appointed as the editor of the newspaper. Later, K. Burbulys took over the publication of this newspaper and continued until 1993.
in 1978 K. Burbulys decided to start preparing the text of the Old Testament (sanctioned by King James) in Lithuanian. In this work, he used Lithuanian translations, in some places literal Greek and Hebrew translations were used, as well as English and German recent translations and commentaries. The priest modestly called all this work preparation of the text.
The first Bible manuscript translated by K. Burbulys reached Lithuania in 1985. Based on his translation in 1996 The edition of the Bible prepared by the "Word of Faith" publishing house was printed. Until 2002 at least three editions of this Bible have been published.
Died in 2002 January 29 in Chicago, USA.[1]