We all welcome you to our very FIRST FKPCO English Ministry Blog! As you can see its STILL a working progress, so tune in next time.
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Nov 6th(Wed)- Welcome brothers and sisters to the Fruit Bearing
Life Ministry Website. As you notice the site is a bit rough and we apologize
for the status of our site. But we would like to inform everyone that we are
changing the look of our site and establishing a whole new ministry here
ONLINE. Members of FBL the Chatterbox is still active so come on in and
continue to communicate with us here. Don't forget that we do have a facebook
so if you need updates and activity then head on over to
FBL FACEBOOK. Again we apologize for the inconvenience. If you have any
questions please feel free and email the webmaster Paul Lee/
ansalon1980@hotmail.com.
Thank you very much and may God continue to bless each and one of you through
your amazing journey with Christ.
Director of FBL Ministry & Webmaster,
Paul Lee
Leader'sLog
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FRIDAY/OCTOBER 18
-Kevin Kim/BIBLE CHALLENGE LOG:
Mark 12
When the Pharisees and Herodians came to Jesus they questioned him about the
tax to Caesar. When Jesus says to give back to who's it is we should follow
this. If God has given all this to us shouldn't we work hard to give back
something to God. God has given us great amounts and if we don't give him
thanks or give anything back we are not doing the right thing.
-David Rhim/BIBLE CHALLENGE LOG:
Jobs 19:8
He has walled up my way so that i cannot pass and he has set darkness upon my
paths.
God's fence had at first kept trouble away from Job but now it was a wall that
gave Job no way of escape. the very scale of his suffering is, for Job, a sign
of its divine origin. He has walled up my way.
THURSDAY/OCTOBER 17
-Kevin Kim/BIBLE CHALLENGE LOG:
Job 13
Job in these verses is just arguing his case against God. Just like Jacob he
fought God to get something out of him. We should all know that like Job we
should try to keep a deep conversation with him and work our hardest to stay
with him. When Job lost everything he didn't just give up he just kept
reaching out to God and tried to talk to him. We should follow this example
and talk to him always whenever where ever. Brothers and sisters when we are
in our storms we ask for help and even in our great moments we need to still
talk to him to stay in check.
-David Rhim/BIBLE CHALLENGE LOG:
Nehemiah 4:14
And i looked and arose and said to the nobles and to the officials and to the
rest of the people "Do not be afraid of them. remember the Lord, who is great
and awesome, and fight for your brothers, your sons, your daughters, your
wives, and your homes." Do not be afraid is both a command and an exhortation
rooted in the call to believe that God can overcome his enemies as he has in
the past. there are lot of times that we doubt and fear but with his name we
don't have to afraid anything.
WEDNESDAY/OCTOBER 16
-Paul Lee/BIBLE CHALLENGE LOG:
1 Samuel 4-8 When faith in God wavers, faith in man-made objects
increases. In a scene reminiscent of the golden calf at Mount Sinai, the
people of Israel carry the ark of the covenant into battle, confident that its
presence will ensure victory over the Philistines. Instead, they suffer a
shattering defeat in which 30,000 lives are lost and the ark of the covenant
is captured. You know it was present thousands of years ago when the people of
Israel demanded a king just like their neighbors had. It's a tendency for me
as well as humans to want what someone else has. You can call it what you
may-covetousness, lust, envy, the "grass is greener on the other side"
syndrome- but God calls it sin. Contentment, not covetousness, should mark the
lifestyle of God's children especially for myself.
TUESDAY/OCTOBER 15
no entry
MONDAY/OCTOBER 14
-Paul Lee/BIBLE CHALLENGE LOG:
1 Samuel 1-3 The period of the judges is finally nearly at an end. One
last judge remains...OH YEA: SAMUEL, a man of godly character and integrity
who will guide the nation from judgeship to kinship. You know I realized that
Samuel's early life parallels that of another famous judge-Samson. Both are
the offspring of barren women and the answer to fervent prayer; both are
consecrated to the Lord's service from birth; both enter a society marked by
moral decline and spiritual apathy. But while Samson spent much of his life
avoiding his calling, Samuel does just the opposite. Even as a child he is
quick to hear and obey the Word of the Lord.
SUNDAY/OCTOBER 13
no entry
SATURDAY/OCTOBER 12
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