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God is great. I blessed your message at this moment i as read.As i reflected your message how beautifull that the people in the world embrace the teaching of God by possessing Agape love which break the interest of individual and…"
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stg left a comment for Wade M. Nye"Hi Wade.. thanks for add me in atur list.
I love u be my sharing friend about a simple church... im still learning about that here. Especially, its so long for me be a member Conservative Church in here. God Bless. Bye for now"
Wade M. Nye left a comment for stg"Thanks for joining my list of friends, Sisca. You are, I am, we are the church together.
In Christ,
Wade"
Pastor Raja Sekhar left a comment for Wade M. Nye"Dear beloved Brother Wade in Christ,
Holy greetings to you in the wonderful name of our Lord and Savior Jesus Christ. I am glad to see your wonderful ministry website and write this email and say that I and my congregation keep praying for you,…"
Ken Randolph left a comment for Wade M. Nye"I think small groups are great. I think most of my learning and maturing as a believer happened in small groups. I can't speak for Frank V. but some pastors want to maintain a very strict control of what goes on in small groups (as if what is…"
Wade M. Nye left a comment for Ken Randolph"Thanks for your comment, Ken. I've been invited to head up a small group campaign in our Methodist church. I trust the pastor as a person who genuinely wants to reverse the "spectator mentality" of the institutional church which you…"
Ken Randolph commented on Wade M. Nye's blog post Our Impossible Dream"wow! We live in interesting times don't we? It seems to me that corporate transformation doesn't take place because corproate involvement is not encouraged. We have a spectator type of Christianity which has little impact on society as a…"
Wade M. Nye posted a blog postOur Impossible Dream
Our Impossible DreamBy Wade M. Nye“Father, may they be one that the world may believe.”My wife Charlene and I recently came to Florida to “retire” and to see how God might use us. We came with a dream—some say an impossible one. We arrived at this dream in a variety of ways, but it’s summed up by this prayer of Jesus for His church.The Church’s PR ProblemWe began our mission by meeting pastors and talking with unbelievers. From our conversations it appears folks out there have a declining…See More
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Our Impossible Dream
Our Impossible Dream
By Wade M. Nye
“Father, may they be one that the world may believe.”
My wife Charlene and I recently came to Florida to “retire” and to see how God might use us. We came with a dream—some say an impossible one. We arrived at this dream in a variety of ways, but it’s summed up by this prayer of Jesus for His church.
The Church’s PR Problem
We began our mission by meeting pastors and talking with unbelievers.… Continue
By Wade M. Nye
“Father, may they be one that the world may believe.”
My wife Charlene and I recently came to Florida to “retire” and to see how God might use us. We came with a dream—some say an impossible one. We arrived at this dream in a variety of ways, but it’s summed up by this prayer of Jesus for His church.
The Church’s PR Problem
We began our mission by meeting pastors and talking with unbelievers.… Continue
Posted on March 20, 2009 at 11:56am — 2 Comments
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- At 5:56pm on March 23, 2009, Ken Randolph said…
- I think small groups are great. I think most of my learning and maturing as a believer happened in small groups. I can't speak for Frank V. but some pastors want to maintain a very strict control of what goes on in small groups (as if what is or isn't going on in the main meeting is more distinctive or spiritual in some way). I would suggest you also read the little book called "paul's idea of community" to understand where I'm coming from. The role of a pastor is noted in scripture but you will find it hard to justify the kind of authority we accord to pastor's today. Just some thoughts. God bless you for your desire to teach in a small group.
- At 12:20pm on April 5, 2009, Pastor Raja Sekhar said…
- Dear beloved Brother Wade in Christ,
Holy greetings to you in the wonderful name of our Lord and Savior Jesus Christ. I am glad to see your wonderful ministry website and write this email and say that I and my congregation keep praying for you, your family and ministries that are going to help the many God's servants. So please pray for me and for my Children home and out-reach ministry in the jungle and tribal areas.
Dear Wade, I also call on you in the name of Jesus Christ to pray for me and my ministry that has taken place in tribal area here Andhra Pradesh & Orissa States in S. India and kindly remember us in your love and compassion for this ministry. “Pure and undefiled religion before God and the Father is this: to visit orphans and widows in their trouble, and to keep oneself unspotted from the world.” — James 1:27. You are most welcome to visit my Churches & Children Homes and hold pastors conferences.
With great eagerness I look forward to your kind reply and generosity.
Yours faithfully in Christ
Pastor Raja Sekhar
http://jcim2008.webs.com/
- At 6:13am on April 13, 2009, stg said…
- Hi Wade.. thanks for add me in atur list.
I love u be my sharing friend about a simple church... im still learning about that here. Especially, its so long for me be a member Conservative Church in here. God Bless. Bye for now
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