LIFE IN THE SPIRIT: November 2016

About Me

Name: John

Location: Horsham, Pennsylvania, United States

John is a PA/NJ Architect with his own practice in its 41st year working on a wide variety of projects. He works on churches convenience stores, residences, and academies as well as industrial projects. He has helped in numerous property acquisitions and worked with real estate investors. Acutely interested in politics since a teenager with many articles published over the last 55 years, he served as a guest on a Talk Radio show discussing race relations and on "It's Your Call" TV show with Lynn Doyle dealing with the subject of interethnic marriage. John is a "Tentmaking Evangelist" (Architect). An Evangelist with the Anchor Bay Evangelistic Association (non-denominational). Co-Founder of Kingdom Gospel Ministries, a ministry now in its 35th year with a mission to reconcile people of different racial, ethnic, and economic situations, and the producer of three weekly radio programs - a Sunday morning verse-by-verse Bible Study on Radio Delaware Valley, a weekly message from current events on the WIlkins Radio network, and a weekly radio drama on the Wilkins Radio network. He also has archived many, many radio programs and written articles on the Internet.

Thursday, November 10, 2016

PRAYER CHANGES THINGS

Prayer really does change things. It changes the course of human events. It changes the condition of people - whether they are sick, depressed jobless, in jail, addicted, or suffering grief or perhaps a combination of those. Understand that prayer is communication with God. Is is supposed to be TWO-WAY communication - we offer thanksgiving, praise, petitions, and questions we need answered to the Lord while he returns encouragement, correction, direction, and answers to our questions. Do not go half-way with the Lord! If you do all the talking, start shutting up more and LISTENING! God has an INFINITE number of things to share with you. Why not get started today in getting at least a few of those in your spirit? God bless you!