Comments on: temple of tolerance http://www.ourdailyjourney.org/2010/01/30/temple-of-tolerance/ Our Daily Journey with God Mon, 06 Sep 2010 00:43:06 +0000 hourly 1 http://wordpress.org/?v=3.0.1 By: hello http://www.ourdailyjourney.org/2010/01/30/temple-of-tolerance/#comment-1925 hello Sat, 30 Jan 2010 14:22:21 +0000 http://www.ourdailyjourney.org/?p=3310#comment-1925 I strongly encouraged by this word-“I am the way, the truth, and the life. No one can come to the Father except through Me” (John 14:6). We have different challenges and trials for us each day. No matter what happen, if we seek the truth of God and let God handle it, we will receive the things He give us. I feel God is with us eveyday, if we continue to seek Him and repent to Him. I strongly encouraged by this word-“I am the way, the truth, and the life. No one can come to the Father except through Me” (John 14:6). We have different challenges and trials for us each day. No matter what happen, if we seek the truth of God and let God handle it, we will receive the things He give us. I feel God is with us eveyday, if we continue to seek Him and repent to Him.

]]> By: fieldlily http://www.ourdailyjourney.org/2010/01/30/temple-of-tolerance/#comment-1924 fieldlily Sat, 30 Jan 2010 12:55:10 +0000 http://www.ourdailyjourney.org/?p=3310#comment-1924 Praise the LORD! I have heard of "Street Ministry" but didn't realize how active it is. In a way, we all have a "street ministry" just as Peter did and gave us a formula to follow. Everywhere we go and to everyone we meet, we need to "Do good", "Be ready" and "Be respectful". We also need to be prepared for the persecution that will come because (if we are living Christ-like lives) our lives will be like a mirror to those around us showing them their sins, just as the Ten Commandments did for the Israelites. It is painful to see someone who "appears" to do what is right all the time and makes you feel as though you are "bad". To those who are seeking to change and are able to recognize that they need something more to change, they will try to find out what is different in our lives and what they can do to make it happen. Thank you for sharing this. Praise the LORD! I have heard of “Street Ministry” but didn’t realize how active it is. In a way, we all have a “street ministry” just as Peter did and gave us a formula to follow. Everywhere we go and to everyone we meet, we need to “Do good”, “Be ready” and “Be respectful”.
We also need to be prepared for the persecution that will come because (if we are living Christ-like lives) our lives will be like a mirror to those around us showing them their sins, just as the Ten Commandments did for the Israelites. It is painful to see someone who “appears” to do what is right all the time and makes you feel as though you are “bad”. To those who are seeking to change and are able to recognize that they need something more to change, they will try to find out what is different in our lives and what they can do to make it happen.

Thank you for sharing this.

]]> By: JPW http://www.ourdailyjourney.org/2010/01/30/temple-of-tolerance/#comment-1923 JPW Sat, 30 Jan 2010 10:21:23 +0000 http://www.ourdailyjourney.org/?p=3310#comment-1923 I found today's ODJ (2010-01-30) a good reminder to how we are to live our lives. Only yesterday the chair of our local Street Pastors and myself were sitting at a meeting discussing with officers from the local council, fire service, primary care trust (local NHS) and police the positive outcomes of a campaign over the 2009/10 Christmas/New Year period in reducing incidents of drunkenness and assaults due to alcohol. Our Wolverhampton Street Pastors had been asked to join the campaign as the authorities had already seen the greater peace on our city's streets throughout the year at weekends when Street Pastors are out and about from 22.00 until the early hours helping people and just being a Christian presence. Throughout our nation local groups of Street Pastors (www.streetpastors.org.uk) are making our culture once again take Christians seriously. I found today’s ODJ (2010-01-30) a good reminder to how we are to live our lives.
Only yesterday the chair of our local Street Pastors and myself were sitting at a meeting discussing with officers from the local council, fire service, primary care trust (local NHS) and police the positive outcomes of a campaign over the 2009/10 Christmas/New Year period in reducing incidents of drunkenness and assaults due to alcohol.
Our Wolverhampton Street Pastors had been asked to join the campaign as the authorities had already seen the greater peace on our city’s streets throughout the year at weekends when Street Pastors are out and about from 22.00 until the early hours helping people and just being a Christian presence.
Throughout our nation local groups of Street Pastors (www.streetpastors.org.uk) are making our culture once again take Christians seriously.

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