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A Terrorist Who Was Transformed By Christ

Posted on May 18, 2015 by Steve Simms

Here’s an example of being courageously led (and controlled) by the Spirit. A Christian in Damascus (in Syria) felt like God was telling him to go find and pray with a famous terrorist who had come to town in order … Continue reading →

Posted in church history, faith, Holy Spirit, myths, real world, religion, religious persecution, unbelief | Tagged Ananias, Damascus, persecution, Saul of Tarsus, Syria, terrorists | Leave a comment

Should People Speak Out If They Believe Innocent People Are Being Killed?

Posted on October 13, 2012 by Steve Simms

Should people speak out if they sincerely believe that innocent people are being killed? Most people would give a positive answer to this question. For example, the government and the military of Syria have been killing tens of thousands of … Continue reading →

Posted in against, America, citizens, freedom, government, heroes, injustice, judgment, judgments, military, moral principles, moral restraints, morality, popular culture, pro choice, pro life, prochoice, protest, right conduct, right living, speaking out | Tagged abortion, international politics, killing the innocent, murder, politics, Syria, Syrian government, United Nations | 22 Comments

The Power Of Hearing Your Name

Posted on March 18, 2012 by Steve Simms

Sometimes I tell God; “Lord, I love you,” and then I hear these words in my spirit; “I love you, Steve Simms.” Am I crazy? Not according to the Bible. Four different people, in chapters 9 & 10 of the … Continue reading →

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Some Americans Suffered An Atrosity

Posted on April 16, 2011 by Steve Simms

I once stood in a small cemetery where a little known group of American hostages are buried. There are no tombstones, only a flat rock placed on each grave—no names to identify these Americans who suffered tremendous indignities and deprivations as … Continue reading →

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The Most Important Letter Ever Written

Posted on April 3, 2011 by Steve Simms

Most people have probably never heard of what I consider to be the most important letter ever written in the history of the world. This letter was written around 50-60 AD and sent from Jerusalem to Antioch in Syria. Why … Continue reading →

Posted in apologists, God, history, Jesus Christ, lifestyles, organic church, religion | Tagged 60 AD, abstain from food sacrificed to idols, Antioch, bold, book of Acts, case, chapter 15, Christians, commitment, communicate, cowards, death, decision, deny, every written, experience, followers, for His cause, freed, from blood, from sexual immorality, from the meat of strangled animals, Gentiles, history of the world, Holy Spirit, Jerusalem, Jesus, Jewish dietary, Jews, living, New Testament, nomination, non-Jews, not to burden you, obey, offended, opened it up, original disciples, passionate, Paul of Tarsus, Pentecost, religious laws, requirements, resurrection, ritual, soldiers, Syria, The worlds most important letter, to all, willing to die | 5 Comments

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The Power Of Hearing Your Name

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