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Established in 2006 as a Community of Reality

Welcome to the Neno's Place!

Neno's Place Established in 2006 as a Community of Reality


Neno

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    What gets more Time TV or Gods Word?

    Waymaker
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    What gets more Time TV or Gods Word? Empty What gets more Time TV or Gods Word?

    Post by Waymaker Wed 15 May 2013, 7:47 am

    Researchers
    tell us that, today, personal Bible reading is less common among
    Christians than prayer. Instead of a Word from God that fortifies us
    for the challenges of the day, we’ve substituted exercise and
    cappuccino. Our Bible reading is confined to the pastor’s Sunday
    sermon. The early disciples were so committed to the Word that they
    ‘spent their time, learning the apostles’ teaching.’ God’s
    Word not only enabled them to withstand life’s challenges, but when
    persecution made them fugitives, they took the Word with them and
    planted new churches around the world (Acts 8:4). Are you growing in
    God’s Word so that it fortifies you against tough times and
    prepares you to influence your world for Christ? They took worship
    and praise seriously.
    They
    stayed continually at the temple, praising God’ (Luke 24:53 NIV).
    For many of us, the word ‘worship’ has come to mean the Sunday
    morning service—a place we attend rather than the voluntary act of
    devoted hearts glorifying God. Being a spectator at the Sunday
    service isn’t worship. The New Testament believers understood
    David’s instruction: ‘Enter his gates with thanksgiving and his
    courts with praise…’ (Psalms 100:4 NIV). Do you want to be a
    serious worshiper? Enter His presence focused exclusively on His
    goodness, and wholeheartedly express to Him your appreciation for all
    He is!

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