Technology for Christ

In the last installment this week about this subject, I want to introduce you all to one more resource for spreading the Gospel. I am glad to see that technology is being used for the proliferation of the Gospel. Every avenue that is used should be prayed over that God will honor His Word and rescue many souls for the Kingdom. Visit and Pray.

GRN

Yesterday, you saw a link to a site that focuses on the Spoken Word of God. Here is another site with a similar ministry. I love stumbling across these ministries and resources. It is encouraging to find so many avenues of spreading the Gospel. Whom do you support and how are you touching the lives around you for the cause of Christ? Are you giving? Are you loving? Are you living as Christ would in your shoes? Visit the Global Recordings Network. And, be sure you touch someone in your life today.

The Spoken Word

This is an interesting site. For all of you interested in spreading the Word of God worldwide, I encourage you to visit and check out their organization. Also Click the Jesus Film Project Logo close to the bottom of the blog. These organizations reach out across the globe in many formats to spread the good news of the Gospel of Jesus Christ. I pray their success will be great and their harvest rich and full.

Sunday - Krishna & Christ

Today is a day of rest...so I will rest from the politics for today. I read a good book this week. It reminded me yet again of the amazing simplicity of the Gospel. The book was "New Birth or Rebirth," by Ravi Zacharias. Primarily it was a discussion of the opposing points of Hinduism's Krishna and the Christ of the Bible. Even if one knows little of Hinduism, it is fairly easy to pick up on the points Ravi is making. And it is easy to see yet again the power of the simple Gospel that presents so simply the perspective, the problem, and the solution for all mankind. The older I get, the more I appreciate the way, the truth, and the life of Christ. I encourage all who question the relevancy of the Gospel or who are interested in the challenges of eastern religions to tackle this book and honestly consider its perspectives. Have a restful and Christ honoring Sunday!