CHARISMATICA

Christians across the U.S. are being summoned to a time of prayer and repentance to be held on Saturday April 26 at the National Mall in Washington, D.C.  Also, the services will be shown at satellite venues in 31 states. Participants will worship, pray, and be encouraged to repent of their own sins. Organizers [...]

Here’s a good blog to read to end the year.  Mark Hadfield wrote about repentance today on his blog madetopraisehim:
Many people coming into churches are taught to tell Jesus that they’re sorry for their past so that their mistakes can be blotted out. Now personally, I don’t think that’s the repentance Jesus talked about [...]

400 years ago English settlers landed on Virginia Beach and planted a cross, dedicating their new land to God. That was the beginning of the Jamestown settlement but also the beginning of this Nation under God (USA).
4000 Christians gathered Sunday (4/29) on the same beach marking the anniversary of the original event and placed hundreds [...]

A continuing series reflecting on the book: “What Jesus Demands from the World”, By John Piper (Wheaton, Ill: Crossway Books, 2006, 400 pgs.)
Jesus began his public ministry with the declaration: “Repent for the Kingdom of God is at hand.” (Matt. 4:17) What is repentance? What does it mean, and more important, what did [...]

I recently read three prophetic words that started me thinking, and praying. The first one was in Charisma Magazine (Oct. 2006) by James Robison: Humility…or Humiliation? He brings a warning to America and the church which may be summarized:
“We have a choice. God is calling the American church to repentance and… [...]

Today, October 2, 2006, is a special day on the Biblical calendar-named Yom Kippur, or in English-’The Day of Atonement’. It is the most important holy day of the year for Jews. It is day when Jewish folk consider their sins, ask for forgiveness and look for ways to make amends in the year [...]

The high holy days of the Jewish calendar began at sundown Friday 9/22/06 -Rosh Hashanah and continue through nightfall on October 2-Yom Kippur. You ask, what significance does this has for Christians? The Jewish calendar is Biblical and God still seems to honor it in many ways.