by Brandy Webb
Sometimes I really get tired of being mediocre. You know, someone that isn’t really fantastic at anything. I admire people that are genuinely intelligent, extremely athletic, awesome singers, fantastic artists, etc… I remember as a kid wishing I would wake up one morning and find out that some part of my brain turned on, and I was finally a genius. What can I say? I had lots of “castles in the sky” dreams. Continue reading
The International News Letter Volume 36 #4 is now available to read and share.
by Brandy Webb
The title is not meant derogatorily or sarcastically. My meaning is this: blessed are those that don’t have many worries, like children. The simplest things can make a child happy, and this week, my children were ecstatic. We had snow days! Continue reading
SEQUOYAH STATE PARK & LODGE
April 29th – May 1st, 2016
Please join us for the last part of The Days of Unleavened Bread and the weekend following at Sequoyah State Park, Wagoner, Oklahoma. We are planning to have a variety of seminars and messages throughout the weekend. We are currently working on the schedule of events for this activity. More information will be coming soon so please check back with us!!
We encourage you to go ahead and make your reservations by calling the Lodge at 918-772-2545. Just let them know you are with “The Church of God International” when making your reservations. We look forward to seeing you there.
New Link to the CGI Land Between the Lakes, Kentucky Feast of Tabernacles Site for 2016.
We invite you to join us at Super Feast Site 2016 in beautiful western Kentucky. This feast site is conveniently located near many cities in the US.
Land Between the Lakes, Kentucky
by Lenny Cacchio
In Matthew 18 Jesus teaches a lesson about forgiveness with an interesting twist. This is a tale forgiveness that is not paid forward, and ends with the rich man, who represents God, condemning the unforgiving soul to be handed over to tormentors. Continue reading
By Brandy Webb
Anger can be the bitterest fruit of all destructive emotions. “It shatters friendships and destroys marriages; it causes abuse in families and discord in business; it breeds violence in the community and war between nations. Its recoil, like that of a high-powered rifle, often hurts the one who wields it as well as its target” (Billy Graham, www.beliefnet.com/Health/2006/03/Overcoming-Anger-And-Fear.aspx#kEUy0Ulomt8ROwic.99).
How true that statement is. I have seen the destruction of anger. I have been a victim of others’ anger, and I have definitely been the one lashing out in anger. The thing is, neither situation is any fun. I am never proud when I give into anger, and I definitely don’t like it when I am on the receiving end. Continue reading
Bill Watson and Wayne Hendrix discuss “Satan and Demons.”
