From the category archives:

Salvation

Bible vs Quran: Khalid’s Challenge

May 13, 2010

And He said to them, “Go into all the world and preach the gospel to every creature. (Mark 16:15, NKJV) When I was 14 years old I was studying in a convent school in Pakistan. I belong to a Muslim family.
My parents had forced me to learn the Qur’an by heart when I was seven, and so I did. I had a lot of Christian fellows (or acquaintances) at school. I was surprised to see them studying because I had always found Christians to be of low profile in the society.
I discussed and argued a lot with them about the ...

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Consuming Fire

March 24, 2010

I grew up attending Sunday School in Winnipeg, Canada with my Christian mom. In my mind, Jesus was a young man with brown locks who shepherded sheep with a smile on his face. But then when I was seven years old, we went to China and I was molested by my uncle’s driver. No one tells a kid how to deal with abuse – it’s a taboo subject and I didn’t know how to react. I wasn’t sure if what the driver did was wrong or if it was to be expected. When I was eight years old, I was ...

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Never Give Up

November 13, 2009

I have been through the valley, and I have suffered great pain. I know financial turmoil. I have witnessed wickedness at work. My heart has been broken and brused. I am man and I have suffered as you suffer.
There is hope. There is a God. He is listening I promise. His works are behind doors, under carpets, in whispers and so subtle you may not notice. But yet his works are BOLD, Mighty, Majestic and REAL. He is at work in your life. He will save you. He will lift you up. And he will set you free. Never ever ...

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Delivered from the Hurt of Abuse and the Scars of Sin

September 23, 2009

My Testimony of God’s Amazing Grace
By: Shelia Holcomb
Before I begin my testimony I feel it is important to give you some information on my childhood, so you will be better able to understand some of the decisions I made in my life, however good or bad they may have been. But every decision I have made during my lifetime good or bad is what has brought me to where I am now and I am very thankful for the mountains and the valleys.
When I was born my mother was only fifteen years old and now years later and after I went ...

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My Testimony

July 19, 2009

As a child I went to Church, not by my own will… but because my Mother made me go with my Aunt and Cousin’s. I never really learned anything when I went; I was just there because I had to be. At the age of twelve, I left the Church and got lost in this world. By the time, I was thirteen I was smoking weed, cigarettes, and drinking Alcohol. I also started skipping school to get high. I would tell lies to my Mother about where I would be at and what I was doing. I would not come ...

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