#Christian outreach

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I know this poll won't be a representative demographic, because Tumblr, but I want to see how many Christians ACTUALLY abuse LGBTQIA+ people. This abuse, including verbal, is NOT good, Christian behavior, and is in fact the polar opposite of how we're supposed to behave.

I personally do use pronouns and otherwise try to show God's love, and I would provide physical or monetary assistance if I could/had any money myself/knew LGBTQIA+ people locally. (I've asked if my church does ministry/outreach but they didn't have an LGBTQIA+ specific one.)

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Impacting Lives for Christ: Serving for His Glory and the Edification of Others

Christian service and ministry should glorify God and edify others. Glorifying God means our words and actions reflect positively on Him (1 Cor 10:31). Edifying others means we help and encourage them in their growth and development as Christian disciples (1 Th 5:11). Because we cannot live what we do not know, it’s imperative that we study the Bible for ourselves (2 Tim 2:15), and also benefit…

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Write a Note of Hope

Many prisoners will tell you the worst part of serving time is the deep loneliness that wears them down day in and day out. It’s the devastating isolation. Fellow prisoners are not exactly “friends.” There are few people they can depend on or trust. Many are estranged from their families because of the choices they've made.

Prisoners long for connection. And the truth that they are not alone.

YOU can be the one to reach out and share the truth that they are loved! It’s never been easier…

Click Here: tinyurl.com/2xzycn89

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Proverbs Daily Reflection – January 19, 2025

For years, I found myself drawn to helping those in need. I'd often give money to people on the street, offering food and support. I never judged their circumstances, understanding that everyone's journey is unique. #josephmekaelpageministries

The Ripple Effect of Generosity: A Reflection on Proverbs 19:17 “Whoever is kind to the poor lends to the Lord,    and he will reward them for what they have done.” -Proverbs 19:17 This powerful verse transcends mere charity. It highlights a profound spiritual principle. Acts of kindness towards the less fortunate are, in essence, acts of service directly to God. When we extend a helping hand…

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(Pastor Chris Mullis) Hear the touching testimony of Eddie Kirk of how Jesus used the people of Pleasant Grove Methodist Church to change his life when he attended our church as a young boy. God can change your life too and then He can use you to make a difference for someone else. Watch - https://youtu.be/Szdx2YP6lQc Listen - https://on.soundcloud.com/1ZiFP2EeP5opyHDT7

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The Healing Power of Service in Recovery

Integrating service into daily life can enhance recovery. Simple actions like volunteering at meetings, mentoring newcomers, or engaging in community service can weave a supportive framework.

Service plays a crucial role in the recovery journey from addiction or co-dependency. It fosters a sense of purpose and connection, helping individuals move beyond personal struggles. Engaging in service reshapes self-perception, allowing one to overcome self-doubt and guilt by supporting others on a similar path. This transformative practice not only aids personal healing but also strengthens…

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Discover Your God-Given Purpose: 8 Steps to Uncover What You're Meant to Do

Are you struggling to find your purpose in life? You’re not alone. Many of us wonder how to align our talents, passions, and opportunities with what God has in store for us. In a recent discussion, I explored how to discover your God-given purpose and what steps you can take to uncover what you’re meant to do. Here’s a quick summary of the video: 1. Understanding Your Natural Talents God has…

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"Christianity is not a white man's religion. And don't ever let anybody tell you that it's white or black. Christ belongs to all people! He belongs to the whole world!"

November 7, 1918

Charlotte, North Carolina, U.S.Died

February 21, 2018 (aged 99) Montreat, North Carolina, U.S.

Billy Graham was a significant figure in American religious history. Here are five facts about him:

Global Evangelist: Billy Graham was one of the most prominent Christian evangelists of the 20th century, known for his powerful preaching and ability to reach large audiences worldwide. He held numerous crusades in countries around the globe, including the United States, United Kingdom, Australia, and many others.

Adviser to Presidents: Graham served as a spiritual adviser to several U.S. presidents, offering them counsel and prayer. He was particularly close to Presidents Harry S. Truman, Dwight D. Eisenhower, Lyndon B. Johnson, and Richard Nixon. His influence extended beyond religious matters to political and social issues.

Founder of the Billy Graham Evangelistic Association (BGEA): In 1950, Graham founded the BGEA, an organization dedicated to spreading the Christian message through various means, including crusades, television, radio, and publications. The BGEA continues to operate today, promoting evangelism and discipleship worldwide.

Author and Speaker: Graham authored numerous books on Christian living, faith, and spirituality. His writings reached millions of readers globally and continue to inspire people with his message of hope and salvation. Additionally, he was a sought-after speaker at conferences, universities, and churches, where he shared his insights on Christianity and contemporary issues.

Interfaith Bridge Builder: While firmly rooted in his Christian beliefs, Graham was known for his efforts to foster dialogue and understanding between different religious groups. He met with leaders from various faith traditions, including Judaism, Islam, and Buddhism, to promote peace and cooperation. Despite theological differences, he emphasized the importance of mutual respect and cooperation for the greater good.

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can illiberalism not be unamerican?

do you think current right-wing american politics as they exist are compatible with the values of the founding fathers?

do you openly advocate for another system that is "unamerican" by that definition? or how do you interpret those values?

honest question, i'd love good faith answers from people who see themselves as american patriots, american nationalists, etc. i want to understand better.

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I don’t usually do this but I want to start a thread where we all pile on this anonymous* comment I found on IG! It is so dang wrong and I’d love to see a big reblog chain disputing it!

*screenshot with name cut off

So to this moron all homeless people must be idiots who don’t know how to spend money on practical items! What a joke!

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Don Basham and Dick Leggatt - The Most Dangerous Game: A Biblical Exposé of Occultism - Manna Christian Outreach - 1974

[dawnsmp3]

i'd heard reverend oliver talk about this issue, but i know a huge issue in the coming days is going to be how much outreach and relief in appalachia is managed by christian ministries and if the left genuinely wants to help appalachia they will have to get used to that. how many times are people going to click on a link to donate to emergency relief and click away because it's a baptist church as a home base because "they have religious trauma" and "they don't know where that money is going"

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[irishgop]

Hot time: summer in the BibleBelt.

[gramarobin]

😶 who wants to tell them?

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by Ian M. Giatti | What happens when "cancel culture" infects the Church? Promise Keepers, an Evangelical organization founded in 1990 that holds men's rallies in stadiums nationwide, has seen several scheduled events at churches and other venues canceled in recent months…