Sunday 9 December 2012

Be bold....

Hi Friends… God bless you
abundantly on this Holy Day that He has made for us.. What a week we have been
having through His Grace. Let us be thankful unto Him….

In July 2009, Gospel for
Asia-supported film team members Bhanu Singh and Mareechi Malik were showing a
Christian Film in a remote village in India. About an hour into the film,
several anti-Christian extremists wandered into the meeting area where about
200 villagers were paying close attention to what was happening on the movie
screen. The agitators became angry when they saw how interested the villagers
were in the missionaries’ film, so they decided to damage the team’s equipment.
They overturned the team’s generator, completely destroying it. The extremists
then began to beat Bhanu and Mareechi for trying to share the Gospel. Villagers
saw what was happening and rushed to defend the two men. They later escorted
the missionaries safely home. "Persecution will happen, and people will
get hurt” said Daniel Punos of Gospel for Asia. “But at the same time, the
people who do the persecution are often the very first ones who come to
Christ”. Do not be afraid of sharing your faith in Christ, even when you face
possible persecution. Today in prayer, praise the Lord for His Gospel and seek
to share it with others. Therefore do not be shy or ashamed to tell other what
the lord has done in your life which could be the greatest testimony of all
times. Let us relish and enjoy the gladness that we have obtained through our
Lord Jesus Christ. 

Have a wonderful Holy day and
enjoy the rest of the day in His presence. God bless you..

Continue to pray for the
unreached as we step towards the Cross..

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Israel Today - 01/02/2013

Arabs, West confirm Israel hit Syria; Iran threatens retaliation

Syria, Hezbollah and several Western officials on Wednesday confirmed that Israel had bombed a military target in Syria hours earlier, though Jerusalem itself is remaining very tight-lipped about the strike.

US officials told the New York Times that Israel has notified Washington ahead of time that it was preparing to bomb a convoy transporting sophisticated anti-aircraft missiles from Syria to Hezbollah in southern Lebanon.

Hezbollah also posted messages to its Al-Manar website acknowledging that Israel had hit a military site connected to the terror group.

Syria also confirmed the bombing, but claimed that Israel had destroyed a military research facility, rather than a convoy. Embattled dictator Bashar Assad tried to find a silver lining by claiming that the strike proved Syrian rebel forces were cooperating with "the Zionists."

Last week, Iran threatened that any attack on Syria would be seen as an attack on the Islamic Republic.

On Thursday, an Iranian deputy foreign minister told Iran's PressTV that the Israeli air strike would "have serious consequences for Tel Aviv."

Courtesy - Israel Today

Can you shed tears for others????

"Do not I weep for him that was in trouble? Was not my soul grieved for the poor?" - Job 30:35

Hi Friends, this column is exclusively provided for you to remember the country given below for this week and uphold this country in your prayers daily.

Provided below are some statistics of the country for your updation..... Do Pray so we can reach the countries. God Bless you...

Country for the Week :
AUSTRALIA (capital : Canberra)

Australia comprises of mainland of Australian continent, the island of Tasmania and numerous smaller islands. It is the sixth largest country in terms of area. It is the 12 largest economy and world's fifth highest per capita income. It ranks highly in many international comparisons of national performance.
Languages Spoken : English
Literacy : 99%

Government : Federal Parliamentary Democracy
Prime Minister : Julia Gillard
Governor General : Quentin Bryce
Monarch : Elizabeth II

Australia is a tourism hub and it has a population of 22,869,621 according to a 2013 estimate.

The percentage of Religions are : 26% Catholic, 38% Protestant, 30% Atheist, 2% Buddhist, 2% Muslim and other religions constituting 2%.

Despite Christianity being the predominant religion on the islands, indigenous superstitions and rituals are common in parts of the country. There are also a significant percentage of atheists for whom we are indebted to pray that God works in their lives. Please pray that God will provide salvation to the country and many Christian warriors be raised up.