In a broadcast from Egypt I heard on the radio, during the recent demonstrations in Cairo’s Tahrir Square, a reporter asked one Egyptian woman what she hoped would come of the protests.
Hundreds of church leaders,
politicians, and charity workers gathered in Ethiopia [January 27] to pray for the African Union Summit [scheduled to start on January 31].
Pulled over by a cop in what seemed partially an incident of racial profiling, this Black man was able to turn to God and hear a quiet, internal message: God was present, and his prayers to see this officer as his brother were already being answered.
I grew up in a Christian family where religion had an important place, and I remember how my father often told me stories from the Bible, such as those of Joseph, Moses, Elijah, and Daniel.
As we understand more of the promised Comforter, we find it is our salvation at hand, moving us away from mortality and into immortality.
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