Sunday, July 31, 2011. A final letter of thanksgiving. I have been gratefully overwhelmed by the abundance of love and knowledge that has been poured out on me this summer. I have lived in a community with thirteen other brothers and sisters, and we have grown, served, and prayed together for the past two months. Jesus is both my Teacher and Lord.

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The Blessedness of Possessing Nothing. An excerpt from The Pursuit of God by A. Richard Wurmbrand was born into a Jewish family. In 1938 he and his wife were converted to Christ. They fearlessly preached the gospel in communist Romania, and Richard served almost 14 years in prison for his faith. He is know for his book Tortured for Chr.

In verses 10-17, Peter develops a description of the worst offenders. In teaching about these characteristics in our church. It was clear that people see them in our world today just like Peter saw them in his world two millennia ago .