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We’re heading home tonight. I’m sitting here at my hotel in Nairobi, looking out the window and wondering if I will ever be back again. I go through this almost every time. It’s a bittersweet feeling leaving this place. I am worn out and spent after dozens of services in a score of little churches throughout Kenya, but exhilarated from watching the power of God work in the he...

Aug 05,2009, 12:27PM |

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She Shall Be Saved in Childbearing

By Dale Garris

Revival is coming to Kenya. It isn't just something that's in the air; it's in their hearts. I listened to a lady from the U.S. as she told me how great the praise and worship services were in Kenya. It's not the praise and worship that gets me excited -- it's the altar calls. In church after church, I have presented a message of revival that begins with an acknowledgement that the...

Aug 01,2009, 1:58PM |

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Is the Gospel of Jesus Still Relevant?

By Jeff Goins

I recently had a debate with a friend, regarding sharing the gospel and cultural relevance. He asked me, "What's the worst that could happen if you unwaveringly shared the gospel with someone, not caring about being sensitive to their situation or culturally relevant?"

Jun 19,2009, 6:18AM |

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Transforming Society from Inside Out: Christian Calls to Return to an Acts Community

By Anthony Horvath

Nietzchke said that the last Christian died on the cross. The charge is not fair, of course. At the very least, there is no denying that the first generation Christians possessed a potent message backed up by an amazing witness in their lives. I see no reason not to be impressed by the deeply transformed Peter, Paul, John, James the brother of Jesus, etc.

Jan 26,2009, 10:42AM |

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