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The inspiring life of an Iranian who gave his life for Jesus.

6 minutes de lecture

There are men whose courage in the face of adversity testifies to the depth of their faith and the intrinsic value they place on the Gospel. Faced with a Western Christianity that shrinks before the sneers and harassment of the impious and atheists, it is important to examine the cases of people who have […]

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Persecuted Christians, Featured, faith, general, History

10 points of action for Christians in the face of Covid-19

17 minutes de lecture

10 Points of Action for Christians in the Face of Covid-19 At the beginning of the last century, the Spanish flu decimated the world's population, killing more than 50 million people. Since then, other epidemics, but of much less magnitude, have occurred in different parts of the world. Today we are facing a situation of spread

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deliverance, faith, healing, History, Divine Healing, The mission, thoughts, prayer

What is Awakening? (Powerful Video Message!!!)

1 minute of reading

Revival, said John Wesley, is men and women on fire for God. It is a visitation of the Spirit of God revealing Himself in a sovereign and extraordinary way and invading His people and community with His presence and power. Ahhh! The message below is about revival. It will challenge you, it will

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abba house, History, The awakening, video

Origin of Valentine's Day, should a Christian celebrate it?

5 minutes de lecture

It all began in 495 with Pope Gelasius. He was the one who declared February 14th the feast of St. Valentine. Which Valentine was he referring to? There were three possible candidates: one an African who had suffered martyrdom in Africa, the second a bishop of Interamna, now Terni, and the third a priest from

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general, History