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United Christian Broadcasters | Christian Media Charity (opens the original)
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Martin Luther had a good friend named Frederick Myconius who became very ill to the point of death. Luther wrote to him: ‘I command thee in the name of God to live because I still have need of thee in the work of reforming the church…The Lord will never let me hear that thou art dead but will permit thee to survive me. For this I am praying, this is my will, and may my will be done, because I seek only to glorify the name of God.’ We think of speaking softly to God, of humbling ourselves before
United Christian Broadcasters | Christian Media Charity (opens the original)
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When Martin Luther’s co-worker became ill, the reformer prayed boldly for healing. ‘I besought the Almighty with great vigour…quoting from Scripture all the promises I could remember…and said that He must grant my prayer, if I was henceforth to put faith in His promises.’ As John Wesley was crossing the Atlantic Ocean, his ship encountered a great storm. He was reading in his cabin when he learned that the winds were knocking the ship off course, so he responded in prayer. Adam Clark, a colleagu
United Christian Broadcasters | Christian Media Charity (opens the original)
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Growing up, many of us had no clue what our parents did forty hours a week. We might have known where they worked, but we weren’t altogether sure what they did. In much the same way, most of us don’t really know what Jesus does all day. And our lack of holy confidence stems from that very fact. So what does Jesus do all day, every day? He’s pleading your case, pleading your cause. All you have to do is plead the blood. That phrase has fallen out of circulation in some circles. In part because of
United Christian Broadcasters | Christian Media Charity (opens the original)
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In March 1987, Eamon Coughlan was running in the qualifying heat at the World Indoor Track Championships in Indianapolis. He was the reigning world record holder at 1500 metres and was favoured to win the race. Unfortunately, with two and a half laps left, he tripped and fell hard. But he got up, and with great effort managed to catch the race leaders. With twenty yards to go, he was in third place, which would have been good enough to qualify for the final race. Then Coughlan made a fateful mis
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