Celebrate the Legacy of the KJV Bible


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In January 1604, King James I of England convened the Hampton Court Conference where a new English Version of the Holy Bible was conceived in response to the perceived problems of the earlier translations. Completed in 1611, this new translation--the King James Version--became the Bible for the masses
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The war between producers and their governments over the status of raw milk sales is heating up across North America, with an Ontario farmer approaching two weeks on a hunger strike on behalf of the consumer’s right to choose – and purchase – the type of food they want.

The issue was in the headlines only days ago, when a judge in Wisconsin decided in a fight over families’ access to milk from cows they own that Americans “do not have a fundamental right to consume the milk from their own cow.”

via Farmer convicted of raw-milk violations stages hunger strike.

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Joplin, Missouri, is the international headquarters of the Pentecostal Church of God. It is the host of the church’s primary Pentecostal college, Messenger College; this is the denomination’s only college in Joplin. There are other Pentecostal schools and colleges throughout Missouri that offer accredited and unaccredited higher education.

via Joplin, Missouri Pentecostal Colleges

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Some years ago, my wife and I decided to buy an older house we felt had great potential. We hired a well-qualified contractor to examine the house. When he was done, we faced a good news, bad news situation. We decided to hear the bad news first. Among other things, some expensive structural repairs were needed. He found mold on the first level and some flooring needed a new base. Finally, he was done with the bad news. The good news was that for a price and with some patience, he could repair the house, and we would have a beautiful place to live.

In many ways, this article is a reality check on the state of discipleship in the Assemblies of God. Like the contractor who examined our house, I set before the church good news and bad news.

I have chosen to give the bad news first. The bottom line, however, is good news. At a price and with some patience, we can repair discipleship in the local church. Discipleship can become the means by which millions of people are saved and trained by a healthy church in the coming years, if Jesus tarries.

In recent months many Assemblies of God leaders have experienced a great awakening in discipleship. This is a bold statement because there has always been an awareness concerning the importance of discipleship beyond pulpit ministry. There are many good books on discipleship. Terms, such as closing the back door, are common. But awareness is not enough. Our Fellowship must first have a great awakening to the crisis in discipleship. Then we can motivate the collective will and passion to pay the price and persist until every church has a powerful, transforming discipleship ministry.

via The Crisis of Discipleship in the American Church.

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CAIRO – Women in Cairo’s Coptic hospital wailed for their dead on Monday and Christians accused Egypt’s generals of failing to protect them from strict Islamists after 25 people, most of them Coptic demonstrators, were killed in clashes with troops.

via Egypt’s Christians vent fury at army after deadly clashes – Haaretz Daily Newspaper | Israel News.

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The Council on American-Islamic Relations is working to stop author and former Muslim Nonie Darwish from addressing students this week at Virginia’s George Mason University School of Law.

According to a press release, CAIR wants the school to disinvite Darwish – whom CAIR calls “a notorious Islamophobe who has stated that Islam is a ‘poison to a society’ that is ‘based on lies’ and must be ‘annihilated’” – from a planned Oct. 5 address titled “The West’s Clash with Radicalism.”

via Shhhh! CAIR wants speaker silenced at U.S. law school.

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Iranian authorities suddenly have backed off claims they’ve been making for months – that a pastor was convicted of leaving Islam and was subject to the death penalty – but advocates remain concerned about his ultimate safety.

via Pastor facing death slammed with accusation about this!.

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The strained relationship between the U.S. and Pakistan has not improved in recent weeks, as influential religious leaders in the Asian nation have threatened a jihad if Americans attack their country

via Threat From Pakistan Increases, Fear Of Jihad Escalates : Personal Liberty Digest.

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President Barack Obama put forth enough healthcare savings in his new debt plan to delay the insolvency of Medicare in the immediate future, but these changes were short-term and unsustainable, according to

via White House Reforms Healthcare, Changes Fall Short : Personal Liberty Digest.

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A Wisconsin judge has ruled that people in that State have no “fundamental right” to consume any food, own or use dairy cows or consume the milk their cows produce, without government permission.

via Wisconsin Bull : Personal Liberty Digest.

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A free speech case that has been in litigation for nine years was resolved by the 5th U.S. Circuit Court of Appeals last week; the ruling was in the favor of freedom of speech for children.

via Court: Elementary Children Entitled To Religious Free Speech : Personal Liberty Digest.

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At a Human Rights Campaign (HRC) address on Saturday, President Barack Obama lauded “productive, bilateral talks” he had last week with pop singer Lady Gaga and pledged his support for gay, lesbian, bisexual and transgender Americans.

via President Wants LGBT Children To Know He Has Their Back : Personal Liberty Digest.

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Police officers who interrogated and threatened a restaurant owner over the text of the New Testament he played on a screen in his business could face trouble – again – for their apparent attempt to prevent the presentation of the message of the Bible in public.

The controversy developed over the weekend in Blackpool, England, where police officers told Jamie Murray, the owner of the Salt & Light Coffee House on Layton Road, that displaying “offensive” or “insulting” words was a violation of Section 5 of the Public Order Act. The officers warned Murray that if he didn’t stop, he could be prosecuted.

via Police pounce on business for showing Bible.

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Federally funded research at the University of Illinois has produced a microchip that can be put on skin like a temporary tattoo and is successful in linking the physical world and the cyberworld in stunning new ways, according to a university announcement.

via Next evolution: Embedded chips for cyber connectivity.

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