Joseph Khati & Team

W e all enjoy a different and unique kind of living, which we call life. Ever since its existence life consists various colours and parts. Some are very happy with their life and some are frustrated, desperate and have leaded to self destructions and devastations. Ever since the origin of life, people have been seeking the paths and secrets for mental satisfaction and peace. But do we think the magazine we have just read has the correct answer or the channel we have just scrolled has the right information? I don't think so, then where can I be myself? Where is the place, where I have no one to interfere, complain and bite? Such things in life has laden us with grave burdens. We strive but return with the lack of results. Everyday problems grow and are resulting chronic. Our dear ones are leaving us, our loved belongings are being taken away from us. We try, but there is no one to hear us. Everyone is in the que to disprove you; if you are ingrained with such, Here is an ans...

Dear brethren it is with prayer of thanksgiving I share with you the new page the knot of marriage for life. We have deeply realized the importance of marriage and that also in the household of God. I myself have witnessed many, who are frustrated because of not getting the right companion. This has been started for the sole purpose of creating a platform for interested groom and bride to join hands for life. This site has been designed for keeping record of interested seekers, so that we can pray for you. For the timing it has not been fully designed inorder interface, but soon we promise you to provide a full functioning web, where you can explore, contact and lot more... We solicit your ideas and suggestions to make this page very helpful especially for those who are from the Churches of Christ. Your valuable suggestions in this connection would be highly appreciated!!! Please pray for us! http://josephkhati.blogspot.in/p/church-of-christ-matrimony.html   Joseph Khat...

Evangelism requires preaching the Gospel, converting souls from sin, and spreading salvation. This is how Christ lived, what he taught, and what His followers practiced. The full message of the Gospel was preached for the first time in approximately A.D. 33, and within less than 30 years it had been taken to all the world. What a story! Jesus was always on the move during His personal ministry. He went to the villages and to the cities. he spoke to the multitudes and to individuals. He used physical acts to teach spiritual lessons. No man ever spoke with greater authority or showed the power of God more clearly in His mighty works. Truly, He was the Son of God. Calling twelve men, known as apostles, Jesus taught them and trained them to carry on His work after His death, burial, and resurrection. Some of His final words were, " Go ye therefore, and teach all nations, baptizing them in the name of the Father, and of the Son, and of the Holy Ghost: Teaching them to observe all ...

pay per click advertising Christianity, far from being a philosophy or merely some ethical system, is pre-eminently a redemptive system. It is belief in Christ as the son of God who will redeem us from sin and raise us from the dead to an eternal judgment. Thus an investigation into the genuineness of the claims of the Christian religion must begin with the historical reality of Jesus, for apart from him, redemption from sin and a resurrection from the grave become mere “pie in the sky by and by.” I. EVIDENCE FOR THE HISTORICAL JESUS A. FROM PAGAN SOURCES 1.Thallus. A Samaritan born historian named Thallus lived and worked in Rome about the middle of the first century (c. 52 AD). Though his works are lost to us, Julius Africanus, a writer of the early third century, was familiar with Thallus’ history of Greece. Africanus in commenting on the darkness which fell over the land during the crucifixion of Jesus (Mark 15:33) said that, “Thallus, in the third book of...

In the run of family necessities and daily demands we skip the very important things behind. When children grow older they need space, time and monetary assistance, we happily assist them in this regard but when it is time for us to train them preparing them for eternity, we lack. Regular Bible study and devotion are essential to anyone's spiritual devotion and spiritual life. This includes Christians whether or not they have children, and it includes children who are in the embryonic stage of whatever their spirutual life will be. Yes, public worship plays an important part in this; however, public worship is not daily, there are times when a more private setting is necessary, and at times children need to worship and study God's word solely with their families. Devotion is defined as "an act of prayer or private worship"; or "a religious exercise or practice other than the regular corporate worship of a congregation." The word itself never appears in th...

I. WHAT IS A MIRACLE? Something That Occurs That Is Contrary To What Happens In Nature (Naturally) and That Christians Usually Attribute To The Power Of God. In The N.T. A Miracle Is Also Known As A "Sign," "Wonder," Or "Power." II. THE PURPOSE OF CHRIST'S MIRACLES Principally The Miracles Of Jesus Were A Response Of Compassion Upon encountering Human Need. They Show His Person, Character, And His Divine Love. At The Same Time It Is Evident That Such Miracles Authenticated Jesus' Mission As the Messiah (The Christ). See John 20:30-31. III. THE MIRACLES OF JESUS MANIFESTED HIS POWER IN FOUR (4) AREAS Over Sickness And Disease - There Are 17 Physical Healings Mentioned In the 4 Gospels; For Example: The Lame, The Paralytic, The Blind, The Deaf, Etc. Over The Forces Of Nature - There Are 9 Cases Listed In The Table That Follows. Even In These Cases The Miracles Focused Upon Relieving Human Necessity Rather than Any Attempt To Exalt...

A Review of Positions Opposed to the Use of Instruments in Christian Worship. 1. Instruments should not be used in Christian worship because this violates the principle of seeking to restore New Testament Christianity. It is widely accepted that instruments were not used in Christian worship when the inspired apostles were in charge of worship assemblies. Everett Ferguson quotes J. W. McKinnon’s doctoral dissertation at Columbia University which places the introduction of instruments in the tenth century (12). If we seek, then, to restore New Testament Christianity in worship, as well as in doctrine, organization, and membership, then we certainly would not use instruments. Since instruments had been used both by themselves and with singing under the Jewish system, it seems clear that abstaining from the use of instruments in either fashion under the New Covenant was intentional. If, then, one is seeking to be the church of the New Testament, as restoration churches do,...