I pray that you will always give cheerfully and generously, not reluctantly or under compulsion. May you never withhold what you have decided in your heart to give.
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Real LIFE Foundation honored sixteen graduate scholars during its annual graduation banquet last April 15 at the Every Nation Building in Bonifacio Global City. The event was attended by families and select Real LIFE partners.
For centuries, thousands of men and women have made the choice to serve God in full-time ministry. They have willingly responded to the call to share God’s love to the rest of the world.
Every Nation Leadership Institute (ENLI) held its 15th Commencement Ceremonies that recognized 392 men and women of different ages, cultures, and backgrounds, who have completed their ministry and leadership program.
This year’s Seven-Day Prayer and Fasting is truly a memorable week-long season of prayer, worship, and devotion. See how the Victory churches in fifty-four different locations in the country celebrated this significant time.
Calling all youth leaders! Registration is now open for delegates coming to the Campus Harvest Manila 2008 conference. The much awaited youth convention is fast approaching and students can instantly sign up using the online registration form in its website...
Got the following Dietrich Bonhoeffer quote and comments from my philosophical friend, Russ Austin. Thought it was worth a blog entry.
THE BONHOEFFER QUOTE:
“The person who loves their dream of community will destroy community - even if their intentions are ever so earnest - but the person who loves those around them will create community.”
The preaching series at Victory Fort entitled "Lead" has simply been revolutionary. We have learned leadership lessons from the life of David, particularly at the time when he was about to turn the kingdom over to his son, Solomon.
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Lessons from the Book of Ruth: The Kinsman Redeemer
by Jim Laffoon
May 15, 2008
Ruth was amazed. Naomi had told her that under Israelite law, widows were allowed to pick up the grain which the workers had left behind in the fields. This, however, was more than she had ever expected.
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