Dr. James Anthony The Great Commission

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Glory to God! Dr. James Anthony Lee Prays for The Great Commision

We ask that you help us Spread The Joy of Jesus: The Word of God in one life. Amen

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“Love is patient and kind. Love is not jealous, it does not brag, and it is not proud.” ‭‭1 Corinthians‬ ‭13‬:‭4‬ ‭ICB‬‬

Dr. James Anthony Lee Embrasses The Great Commission

Let us Praise The God of All Glory to The Joy of Jesus

Love is in The Giving

A Great Time to Give is Now

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The Work of The Lord

The Word

The Center of All Joy SHARE The Joy and Love for The Blessing of The Lord

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What a Great Day in The Lord

The Goodness of God

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The Spiritual Family Reuion

Have you ever been involved in a well organized family reunion? What about about a spiritual journey as well? We need family and family needs us. It provides a foundation of love. Jesus gives us a greater sense of family beyond our imagination. Have you ever just missed the loved-ones who have gone to the other side, the ancestors that made all things possible for your family? I miss my grandparents,father,uncles and aunts that have passed away. I miss all of my cousins and their children too. I miss my brothers and sister when we have been apart for some time. How wonderful it is to be at one with one-another. Jesus is our family. When we accept all that Jesus did on the cross for our salvation, then we can apprehend the fullness of God's Love. Jesus was raised from the grave to give us all a new life. We pray for all families to embrace the love of God in Christ Jesus. We need a spiritual connection through the power of The Holy Spirit. The family is our gift from God all in Jesus name. We are praying for all families , high in the spirit. Our love is radiated in the Love of God in Christ Jesus. We ask the God would indeed bless all the families in the body of Christ Jesus and all that He did in the name of pure love.

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The Love of God

“So know that the Lord your God is God. He is the faithful God. He will keep his agreement of love for a thousand lifetimes. He does this for people who love him and obey his commands.” ‭‭Deuteronomy‬ ‭7‬:‭9‬ ‭ICB‬‬

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The Blessings of The Lord

“Then God said, “Let there be light!” And there was light.” ‭‭Genesis‬ ‭1‬:‭3‬ ‭ICB‬‬

Communion with God

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“If a person’s thinking is controlled by his sinful self, then there is death. But if his thinking is controlled by the Spirit, then there is life and peace.” ‭‭Romans‬ ‭8‬:‭6‬ ‭ICB‬‬

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Faith of Our Farthers

Straw?

Theological perspectives on poverty often view it not just as a lack of material resources, but as a manifestation of brokenness in relationships with God, self, others, and creation. This brokenness, rooted in the biblical narrative of the Fall, impacts all humans and can lead to various forms of poverty, including material poverty. Theological Perspectives on Poverty and Brokenness: Broken Relationships: Poverty is seen as a consequence of broken relationships, a result of sin and the fall. This includes broken relationships with God, self, others, and creation. The Fall: The biblical narrative of the Fall in Genesis 3 is often cited as the source of brokenness and its consequences, including poverty. All Are Poor: Theologians often emphasize that all humans are "poor" in some way, due to the shared experience of brokenness. Redemption and Restoration: Christian theology emphasizes that Jesus Christ offers redemption and restoration to all, including healing from the brokenness that leads to poverty. Poverty of Spirit: Spiritual poverty, a sense of dependence on God, is also a concept explored in some theological traditions. Addressing Poverty: Theological perspectives on poverty often encourage addressing not only the material aspects of poverty but also the underlying brokenness in relationships. Systemic Issues: Some theologians acknowledge that systemic injustices and broken social systems contribute to poverty. Humility and Empathy: Those seeking to address poverty are often encouraged to approach the issue with humility and empathy, recognizing that both the materially poor and those who are not materially poor are affected by brokenness.

The Answer

The Reason for Joy

The Holy Communion

Get Ready for Christ Jesus

In biblical theology, "the last trumpet" refers to a trumpet sound that signals the end of the current dispensation and the beginning of God's eternal kingdom. It's associated with the Rapture (in 1 Corinthians 15:52) and the Second Coming of Christ (in 1 Thessalonians 4:16), marking a transformation of believers and the resurrection of the dead. The "last trumpet" is also found in Revelation 11:15, signaling the end of the Tribulation period and the establishment of God's kingdom. Elaboration: 1 Corinthians 15:52: This passage describes the resurrection of believers at the sound of "the last trumpet." It emphasizes the instantaneous change from mortal to immortal bodies, and the rapture of believers who are still alive. 1 Thessalonians 4:16: This passage describes the Lord descending from heaven with a shout, the voice of the archangel, and the sound of God's trumpet. It indicates the gathering of believers who have died in Christ will occur first, followed by the rapture of living believers. Revelation 11:15: In this passage, the sounding of the seventh trumpet signals the end of the Tribulation period and the beginning of God's kingdom. It's associated with the reign of Jesus and the judgment of the wicked. Different Interpretations: Some theologians distinguish between the "last trumpet" in 1 Corinthians 15 and Revelation 11, viewing them as separate events with different contexts. The former is associated with the rapture, while the latter is associated with the end of the Tribulation and the establishment of God's kingdom. Theological Significance: The "last trumpet" signifies God's faithfulness to His promises, the hope of resurrection and eternal life, and a call to believers to remain vigilant and steadfast. Call to Preparedness: The concept of the "last trumpet" encourages believers to live in anticipation of Christ's return and to be prepared for their own transformation and resurrection.

God is with Us

The Joy of Jesus is Our Answer!

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Praise God for All of Joy of The Lord

The Answer to Our Salvation Today

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