New Bible-based competition to inspire youth
WITH a passion to positively engage young children in the community of Governor’s Harbour, Eleuthera, islander Alexandria Johnson started the annual Young Bible Scholar (Bible Bowl) Competition.
What constitutes theft? – Part II
1. A moralist who prides himself in not stealing but yet makes a false claim to the insurance company, or destroys property to collect a claim.
Global gospel stars to take the stage at FamFest 2015
TWO of the biggest names in gospel music have been added to the line-up of performances at FamFest 2015.
Prayer walk for Baha Mar
As social ills and other challenges continue to put a strain on the country, the Trinity City of Praise and the Commonwealth and Global Prayer Grotto are aiming to keep the faith through prayer.
MEDITATION - From disfigured to transfigured
WHENEVER I visit Inagua I see the lovely flamingoes and recall how what they eat affects the colour they become. When we feed on the things of God it is equally visible.
Street to be named in honour of BFM’s Dr Richard Pinder
BAHAMAS Faith Ministries will celebrate one of its founding fathers, the late Dr Richard Pinder III, tomorrow when the roadway leading into the BFM property will be officially named in his honour. The event, which will conclude the 2015 International Kingdom Training Summit, is scheduled to begin at 2pm and will take place at the entrance of the driveway.
Between two worlds, past and future
THE most appalling issues of our generation are stress and burnout. The wave of domestic violence is shocking. Men kill their lovers and claim they cannot recall when, how or why it happened. They trip; drugs and alcohol are primary culprits that are blamed.
Benefit celebrates liturgical dancer’s faith in God
During the Sapphire International’s recent dance benefit, members of the group did more than just sow the seed of financial aid, they were also able to uplift the spirit of a fellow liturgical dancer who was recently cured of a rare tumour.
Let brotherly love continue – Part II
IN part one, I wrote that there is a prevalent lack of love in our churches, and that the body of Christ have fallen short on this principle.
A call to duty: Young believers follow the ‘Battle Cry’
Alone the fact that they were able to attract several new converts to their cause has made the latest “Battle Cry” conference a great success, organisers said.
The lying spirit
I THINK one of the most annoying things in this world is a person who is committed to being dishonest. More so, these folks have no relationship with the truth and would tell a lie at any opportunity.
Meditation: Age Old Promises
DURING this time of Emancipation celebration, our thoughts remind us to be more grateful for life in the Bahamas of the 21st century than we may otherwise be.
Are they teaching the Word of God in your church?
I HAVE decided to take the time and share with you my followers this morning the importance of the Word of God and how essential it is to not only include it in our prayers, but that those that preach and teach us repeat it into our hearing.
Meditation: The One Not Chosen
IN Acts 1:23-26, we read the story of the person selected to replace Judas Iscariot. There is Matthias, who is selected over one who went by three different names (Joseph or Barsabbas or Justus).
The judgment of the Lord is over this nation
THE Almighty God’s judgment is at hand, for the spirit of iniquity is in the land, for the land has polluted itself.
