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It is the greatest bonanza of this world that Osho walked upon it once. But equally it is the bitterest tragedy of the world that he gave birth to one million Rajnishites.

Names have powerful meanings and influence on the life of the individual bearing such names. The impact of a name can either be positive or negative.

A look at our duty as Christians to evangelize the world. When I say unto the wicked thou shalt surely die; and thou givest him not warning, nor speak to warn the wicked from his wicked ways, to save his life; the same wicked man shall die in his iniquity; but his blood will I require at thine hand.

A look at the Beatitudes of Jesus Christ from the book of Matthew. Written in a first person view.

Education to the Christian life is the key to spiritual growth. Growing in God’s Word means being in His Word. This is something that every Christian must do. We are required by God to go out to all the world preaching the Gospel.

Knowing who you are is one of the most important things you can ever learn. It can make the difference between someone committing suicide or becoming one of the greatest human beings to ever live. Read more to find out why.

Pastoral care of dying is a specialized type of ministry to dying individuals and their families, relatives, and friends. The caring pastor is a symbol of religious faith and an active spiritual life. Around the death experience, his or her presence and tangible ministry are much appreciated and welcomed by all communities and cultures. The pastor represents assurance, comfort, and hope in a time of great uncertainty, transition, and need.

One of the downsides of the very opposite problem the Corinthians faced – the highly organised church – is there’s perhaps little or certainly less opportunity for congregants to share something that God has placed on their hearts, publically, before the throng. Our ‘orders of service’ are at times too well organised. There needs to be a balance struck between formality and felt community.

Victory in all sphere of life is the aspiration and desire of all humans. We often see life as a battle field and likewise the mind as a special battle ground with lots of battles going on daily basis. We strife everyday to win! I once preached to a cross of students on campus on Battling with Battled Battles: The Joy of ending well, and on this message, my emphasis was that life is battle and only the strong can win. What are to face, we may not know; how to fight and win, we may not even understand but the bottom-line for we Christians is that we are fighting from victory and not for victor because Jesus Christ has won all battles.

When performing real spells and other magickal work, there is often a need to offer libations to the gods and goddesses of your chosen craft. For these rituals, a chalice is necessary. The Chalice or goblet is a cup, usually made of glass, wood or metals like silver, pewter, stainless steel, copper or gold.

For the past few years, it appears that critical events have been directing us to choose Grace, Spiritual Perception, or else continue to experience increasingly tragic events. However, events have always directed us to choose Spiritual Perception. And for a time we do, and then habit takes over and we forget. The habit of thinking we are human, and not the Idea of God, once again directs our daily lives. We stop listening until another critical event occurs.

In 1 Corinthians 12:10 it is written that the Holy Spirit gives to some individuals the discerning of spirits: the wisdom in making keen judgments, the ability to discriminate and perceive with insight, and to recognize or identify good and evil in a separate and distinct way. Spiritual discernment is a subjective and experiential ability to understand and interpret a religious experience and spiritual condition. The seeker of God, in humility and love, desires to be led by the Spirit in all ways (Gal. 5:18; Rom. 8:14). This religious experience strengthens the awareness of believers as “the children of God” (Rom. 8:14-17), forming a dependency and interactive communication with God through prayer and action.