providing backpack's &
bibles in the Nepali language , as well as school supplies and other personal hygiene items for students in Napal
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Will you prayerfully considering partnering with us reaching the local school districts. We are currently working with 2 schools in the region.
we will send Napeli language Bibles to the students who already received their backpack's, along with school supplies
and other personal hygiene items. Then filled backpacks will be distributed to the students
we are working with 2 schools with a student body of 350 students , after that the region has a total of 2500 student.
I was helping out at a local Church Immanuel Bible Church ,who were , having an outreach with Gospel presentation & food & games and supplying backpacks filled with school supplies for the local community. someone took this photo and posted on Facebook. immediately Brother from Nepal contacted me asking if I could send backpacks to local students , consisting of orphans, low cast students
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providing backpack's for Nepali students living in Nepal. Each backpack will have a Nepali bible in the Nepali language, as well as school supplies and personal hygeine and possably a small gift !
Psalms 118:8 (NKJV) It is better to trust in the LORD Than to put confidence in man.
Numerically, this is the middle verse of the Bible, and it serves to highlight the greatest single division between true theists (those who believe in the God of the Bible), and humanists (those who hold that man makes his own rules).
Every significant issue of life is determined by what side of this fence you’re on.
If humans are all there is, then you must logically believe that everything came into being by chance over time, and there is no purpose or meaning to anything. In this view, we are basically rearranged pond scum with no more intrinsic worth than any other creature on earth; a cosmic accident.
Further, there is no absolute morality. Right and wrong, if these exist at all, are relative, situational, and subject to change. Nothing is always one or the other, and what’s “right” for one person is often “wrong” for someone else.
Truth is also up for grabs. It is whatever a human being says it is, and is subject to the same vagaries as morality.
In other words, to “put confidence in man” is to plant your feet on ever-shifting sand, and the inevitable result for a person or a society is a chaotic, amoral, survival-of-the-fittest existence. Those who possess the most power, rule. Human history is filled with bloody and miserable examples of this way of living.
Of course, all such pictures of mankind’s authority is illusory. The truth is that God allows fallen man to follow the dictates of his own sinful heart as a form of judgment. Human behavior without God demonstrates unequivocally the hopelessness of life without God.
Equally, it shows humanity’s need for a Savior. Left to his own devices, mankind is doomed.
That is one of the billion reasons the Bible simply states that it’s better to trust in the loving, infallible, all-powerful, all-knowing, and perfectly righteous, unchanging God. To do otherwise is insanity.
One day soon, I believe, the God of all creation will once again intervene in time and space and pour out His wrath on those who insist on despising His free offer of salvation through faith in His Son.
Those who refuse to trust in Him, now, will not escape, then. All their vaunted self-reliant arrogance will blow away like dust in the wind.
“Today, if you will hear His voice: Do not harden your hearts…” Psalms 95:7-8 (NKJV) You’re eternity depends on it.
In Him,
Bill L
John 6:28-29 (NKJV) Then they said to Him, “What shall we do, that we may work the works of God?” Jesus answered and said to them, “This is the work of God, that you believe in Him whom He sent.”
John 6:40 (NKJV) And this is the will of Him who sent Me, that everyone who sees the Son and believes in Him may have everlasting life; and I will raise him up at the last day.”
These two passages succinctly teach both the work and will of God toward fallen humanity. Our work is simply to believe in Jesus whom God sent to do all that is necessary to provide us with forgiveness of sins and eternal life.
We can add no effort of our own to help that along. No charity. No prayers. No rituals. Nothing. Christ did it all. That’s what it means when we say Jesus’ birth, death, burial and resurrection was “all-sufficient”.
For many, that’s a hard pill to swallow, but swallowing that is precisely what is meant by trusting/believing in Jesus Christ.
We can know about Jesus, we can believe He is a real historical Person, we can even believe that He worked many signs and wonders to confirm His identity as the Son of God, but until we trust only in Him for salvation, we are not doing the “work of God.”
Being saved requires being “born again” and having a personal relationship with Jesus. It is to know and trust Jesus like we know and trust every other important person in our lives, only more so. People, even those closest to us, will inevitably disappoint or hurt us in some fashion. This is true because we are all imperfect sinners.
Jesus is the ONLY Person who does not fail us in any way.
When we are born again, we become a new creation, with a new heart and a redeemed mind, and the natural outflowing of that transformation is to want to do good and to please God. But that does not EARN our entrance into heaven, it simply demonstrates that heaven is ALREADY OURS by our child-like faith in Christ.
This is why Paul writes in 2 Corinthians 5:17: “Therefore, if anyone is in Christ, he is a new creation; old things have passed away; behold, all things have become new.”
Before Christ we are “dead in trespasses and sins,” but trusting in Jesus “makes us alive together with Him” (Ephesians 2:1).
Once we sincerely believe in Jesus, His Holy Spirit comes into our heart and mind and we literally become someone very different than who we were just a moment before. And that all happens to us without any effort on our part. It is His gift to us. And it is infinitely more important than anything else in our lives.
It does us good to review these truths since it cannot help to spur our desire to walk that much closer to Him.
In Him,
Bill L
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