Our 12^th Publication!

Ok Thanks DC

Hi There. What name to I call you?

cool i'll check it out maybe later, were in cinnicate for a soccer torunament!



wish us all luck!

Swangin thru to encourage.

Drop by an chek tha new single "True Grind".

-Be Blezd

Hope all is well and blessed brother DC

thanks for the shoutlife welcome

thank you so very much,that is awesome,I will check it out,,I hope you have a wonderful blessed day,,

Thanks. I'll check it out. God Bless! Nicole

Thanks for the welcome Brotha DC.

thanks for the comment. glad to meet you

Thanks!

What a great hospitability! You know life is about deciding who we are, being there is an ultimate choice of mind we make without external pleasure.. You have shown me such a warm welcome, I will always cherish you. God bless Paul

May the Lord Bless you and thank you so much for giving me such a warm welcome

thanks for the welcome. Godspeed on your podcasts!

Curt

Hi Brotha,

By your picture, I would guess that you are at least a couple years younger than me :)

I have a new artist on my page, but he is an established musician who has sung and led worship all over the world. Roy Kendall is the staff worship leader for the International Christian Embassy Jerusalem (ICEJ). He has taken some of the favorite worship songs of the contemporary age, and given them a new setting. These beautiful songs have been professionally recorded and orchestrated for a high quality listening experience. All of Roy's family has an anointing for various elements of worship, including singing, dance, and drama.

Shout Life's mp3 player is still a little funky, so the song by Roy is at the bottom of the play list, but the stuff on the top is really great too. So come by and take a listen.

Thanks,

Jim

thx!!!!

Thanks for the info. I'll check that out!

"Praying that you have a blessed and prosperous week ahead"

Bill and John were near the docks in southern England when they saw the Romanian flag hanging from the stern of a ship. It was during the years of Romania's hard-line Communist rule.
With little conversation, they recognized the mission field before them, untied their cases of Bibles and went aboard. They stepped into the mess room where the ship's entire thirty-five-man company was gathered. Bill and John explained why they had come and began to pull out the Romanian Bibles. The crew immediately gave the two their undivided attention. Most of them had never before heard about God and his Son, Jesus.
When Bill and John discovered that they didn't have enough Romanian Bibles, two burly seamen grabbed Bill by the arms and gently but firmly sat him in a chair. They explained apologetically in broken English that Bill would stay there until John came back with Bibles for all of them.
A hostage for Bibles?John didn't know whether to laugh or cry, but it was the only way the Romanians could make sure that John would return. In a Communist country full of broken promises, they didn't trust anyone.
John rushed to the office and packed his case full of Romanian Bibles. Within an hour, he was back in the mess room, where the crew gratefully received the Bibles and released their "hostage."

Get the word out. That's what Jesus said to do about his gospel message. However we can, wherever we go, whatever we do, we must be about the business of spreading the word about Christ. Our commitment may take us to the docks or simply to the breakfast table of our unbelieving neighbors next door. Either way, we must be prepared to share God's Word with those who are spiritually perishing. Are you driven to get the word out about Christ? Are you conscious of the limited time you may have to complete your mission? Don't waste another moment, thinking someone else will do your part. What can you do today to spread the Good News?