A follow up to the last article, be encouraged in the truth of God's love poured out for us, love that satisfies and quiets our hearts.

We are called to united prayer, asking God to bless His work, deepen love for His Word, pour out His Spirit, bring true change to His people, guide His Church in truth, unite believers in Christ, and hasten the coming of His kingdom.

A.W. Tozer fue un escritor prolífico durante su vida. Sus observaciones, sencillez y franqueza hicieron que sus enseñanzas escritas y habladas fueran poderosas para muchos de su generación y para las generaciones siguientes. Como predicador, se comprometió a que la gente conociera y siguiera a Jesús. Instó a sus lectores y oyentes a no conformarse con la mundanidad, la apatía o una vida vacía y sin el poder del Espíritu Santo.

Li Absalon xchi’uk li Acabe, k’alal ta jk’eltik ta Biblia li stalelalik li chib viniketik li’e: Absalon snich’on li ajvalil David, Acab ajvalil ta Israel. Ta xkiltik ti k’uyelan ilajesat yu’un li k’ux o’ntonal li Absalone, mi oy buch’u jech ta spas taje, mi ja’ ta xak’be slugare mi ch’abal ta xak’be slugar li Diose k’ajomal no’oxme ta sa’ svokol. Li Acabe ta xkiltik ti k’uyelan laj yak’be slugar li ch’aje, k’alal jun vinik mi jech ta xak’be slugar ta stojolal taje, ch’abal me ta snop ta stojolal ti yantik krischanoetike ak’ome ak’bil ta sk’el.

Spiritual gifts have been a subject that has caused controversy within the Church for many years. Questions like, “Do the gifts still exist?” or, “What are the gifts of the Holy Spirit?” have sparked debates and lead to confusion. Yet, that isn’t just a problem for today, but a topic that Paul addressed with the church in Corinth thousands of years ago. Paul’s teaching in 1 Corinthians gives us clear direction on what the gifts of the Holy Spirit are and how they function. This booklet looks more in depth into this teaching, helping us to see how the gifts continue to be utilized today for the building up of the body of Christ. May He who gives generously equip you to do His good works and fill you with faith to trust His leading!

We're happy to introduce our bilingual Suffering with Christ book in English and Hindi!

“If they hate me, they will hate you,” Jesus said to His disciples. He didn’t sugarcoat the trials we would face when we choose to put our hope in Him: the trials of self-denial and the growing pains of becoming more like Jesus; the trials of slander, mockery and losing one’s friends or family; the trial of being violently attacked or even killed. Let Suffering with Christ reshape your view on what it means to suffer, but more than that let it encourage you to keep your eyes on a King who cares deeply for your soul and understands the deep anguish in times of trial and suffering for His namesake.

Li jun mantal oy ta stojolal li jch´unolajeletik ja´me ti ¨kuchuk batel yu´unik¨ oyuk xch´unel ko´ntontik. Li Kajvaltik xchi´uk li aspotoletik toj tsots laj yalbotikomel oyuk xch´unel ko´ntontik ijech kuchuk batel ku´untik, tuk´ukme yak´ sbaik ak´ome oy ti vokolal xchi´uk li testasione. K´alal chkuch batel ku´untike ma´ukme k´un, ja´ukme jt´ujtik jujun k´ak´al, yu´un chvinaj ti ja´ jpatoj ko´ntik ta stojolal li Jesuse, jechuk ome spasulantik batel lekuk li k´usi ta jpastike.

Fire. Plagues. Dragons. Beasts. Revelation is a book surrounded by mystery, controversy and confusion. To some it is just a fairy tale, while to others it maps out God’s plan to bring to a decisive conclusion this universe, thus ushering in the age to come. An Overview of the Book of Revelation, in conjunction with the audio teachings, will guide you through the whole book of Revelation. We hope you will be able to clearly grasp the hope that John shares with all believers: the hope that if we remain until the end, we will be saved. May the Lord bless you in your study of the book of Revelation.

One of the greatest opponents to man is worry. We can all relate to worry and anxiety, but for someone coming out of an addiction, worry is an all consuming habit in the mind. Family issues, legal problems, money all these issues flood the mind of a person recovering from a serious addiction, and the ensuing temptation to have all these things under control can be overwhelming. As believers, we have been commanded by Jesus not to worry. But when we truly believe that our heavenly Father is with us, the pull to worry becomes less and less. However, this takes putting trust into action and learning to recognize when we are worrying, learning to say no to worry, and learning to run to the Father as our refuge.

The priority of each day is not service, but making the soul happy in the Lord. By beginning with meditation on God’s Word—allowing it to nourish, comfort, correct, and lead us into prayer—our hearts may be daily refreshed and strengthened.