Posted on February 18, 2009 by jthelmsdeep
This is Sayid Abdul Karim and his 9-year-old grandaughter. Sayid is 80! In case you’re wondering, I am not personally acquainted with him or his grandaughter. I have said a prayer for them today though, and I’m truly burdened for their plight. What you don’t see in the photograph (you’d have to see the full [...]
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Posted on February 18, 2009 by jthelmsdeep
This is Sayid Abdul Karim and his 9-year-old grandaughter. Sayid is 80! In case you’re wondering, I am not personally acquainted with him or his grandaughter. I have said a prayer for them today though, and I’m truly burdened for their plight. What you don’t see in the photograph (you’d have to see the full [...]
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Posted on May 1, 2008 by jthelmsdeep
I’m going to conclude this series of posts on spiritual warfare, today. It is my sincere prayer that, more than anything else that I’ve written, this series will make a difference in the lives of the readers. I say that because it appears to me as if many of the current generation of Christian leaders [...]
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Posted on May 1, 2008 by jthelmsdeep
I’m going to conclude this series of posts on spiritual warfare, today. It is my sincere prayer that, more than anything else that I’ve written, this series will make a difference in the lives of the readers. I say that because it appears to me as if many of the current generation of Christian leaders [...]
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Posted on April 30, 2008 by jthelmsdeep
Some of the most compelling parts of the book, Adam, were the questions posed at the end of the story. Skillfully crafted as a discussion between Daniel the story’s hero, his estranged wife Heather and the priest who performed the deliverance (exorcism) on Alex Price, they consider the following questions: How had they been blinded [...]
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Posted on April 30, 2008 by jthelmsdeep
Some of the most compelling parts of the book, Adam, were the questions posed at the end of the story. Skillfully crafted as a discussion between Daniel the story’s hero, his estranged wife Heather and the priest who performed the deliverance (exorcism) on Alex Price, they consider the following questions: How had they been blinded [...]
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Posted on April 29, 2008 by jthelmsdeep
Admittedly, this video doesn’t really do justice to the story at all, but with a $100.00 budget, it certainly attempts to capture the idea that the subject is dealing with a phenomena outside the realm of the ordinary. The premise of the story is that a recognized FBI behavioral psychologist, who has essentially written the [...]
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Posted on April 29, 2008 by jthelmsdeep
Admittedly, this video doesn’t really do justice to the story at all, but with a $100.00 budget, it certainly attempts to capture the idea that the subject is dealing with a phenomena outside the realm of the ordinary. The premise of the story is that a recognized FBI behavioral psychologist, who has essentially written the [...]
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Posted on April 28, 2008 by jthelmsdeep
In my opinion, one of the most creative and spiritually astute Christian fiction writers to come along in over a decade is Ted Dekker. I must admit that he is one of the people I would most love to meet. His subject matter is the stuff psychological thrillers are made of, and if you doubt [...]
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Posted on April 28, 2008 by jthelmsdeep
In my opinion, one of the most creative and spiritually astute Christian fiction writers to come along in over a decade is Ted Dekker. I must admit that he is one of the people I would most love to meet. His subject matter is the stuff psychological thrillers are made of, and if you doubt [...]
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