The recent students conference in Wales overall revived my spirit to a great extent. The Gospel of John starts making sense for me. In a way, we are all the nine cases recorded in John: we are moral, immoral, dying, impotent, thirsty, hungry, bondaged in sin, blind in religion, and ultimately we are dead. I […]
all the cases in John represent us: we need Christ!(college age conference sharing)
Filed Under: Christ lives in me, contacting God, Enjoying Christ, expounding the truth, His heart's desire, longings, love the Lord, O Lord Jesus!, the Christian Life, the church life, the Lord's recovery, yp sharing Tagged With: a deep inner thirst for God, a truly shining life, Christ is not religion, college age conference, conference in Wales, dead people walking, have life abundantly, make His home in us, regeneration, routine church practise, students testimony, the Rhema word, thirsty for God, touch the Lord personally, we are impotent, we are thirsty, we don't need religion, we need to be thirsty for God, willing to come to the Lord
students testimony – Apprehending with all the Saints in the practical church life
Though there are many things I feel that I could share about my first semester of college, I feel that throughout this year, I have been continually impressed with the Lord’s plan and His move. If you had told me a year ago what I thought about moving 3,000 miles away from my sunny Californian […]
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