Have you ever heard of Mahlah, Noah, Hoglah, Milcah, and Tirzah? It's possible you haven't. Yet they changed their world. They were the five daughters of Zelophehad who demanded their rights in a patriarchal society. They decided they could not accept that their father's lineage would disappear […]
When a message about repentance arouses widespread enthusiasm, watch out, revival is on the horizon. Wonderful service this Sunday. We're continuing our series on prayer, and we've been looking more specifically at possible obstacles to prayer, including refusal to repent and unforgiveness; and they loved it.
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faith, prayer, videoThis Sunday after the service, I went for a walk with my family, to inaugurate my daughter's beautiful tricycle. On the bus, on the way back, there was a young girl next to us who was obviously feeling really bad. Her face was pale, and she was huddled in pain in her
Unexpected encounter and healing – Cristelle tells us. Read more »
evangelization, faithLately I've been dealing with the issue of boundaries a lot. I've had to challenge people to break out of the prison of their thoughts, and the straitjacket they've been locked into. In reality, when we become disciples of Jesus, we are called to a mental transformation; to really begin
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faithTestimony received this week. God is still doing powerful things. “For several weeks, I had terrible pain in my ears. I couldn't watch television or listen to music. The sound was always unbearable because it was so amplified. One Friday evening, they prayed for me and the pain disappeared. Then it
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abba house, faithDon't you sometimes feel like Abraham? No, not Abraham the father of faith, nor Abraham when he believed and it was counted to him as righteousness, no, not at that moment. Rather, like that Abraham called by God, who walked with God, who was mightily blessed by
One of our core values at Abba House is unity. And here we find ourselves in good company, for Jesus, in His high priestly prayer, prayed to the Father 'that they may be one,' emphasizing the impact our unity would have on how He Himself would be perceived by those who do not know Him, whether they would believe.
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