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Juan 8:32 (RVR60) 32y conoceréis la verdad, y la verdad os hará libres.

Juan 8:12 (RVR60) Jesús, la luz del mundo 12Otra vez Jesús les habló, diciendo: Yo soy la luz del mundo; el que me sigue, no andará en tinieblas, sino que tendrá la luz de la vida.

Juan 8:32 (RVR60) 32y conoceréis la verdad, y la verdad os hará libres.

In a three-part essay on the website Stream.org, Joseph Sciambra tells of his journey into, through, and out of the gay lifestyle. He speaks of the childhood abuse that led him into same sex relationships and the discovery that led him out. The defining sentiment of his journey is this, “I’m Thankful…

The American Culture and Faith Institute (ACFI) evaluated people’s worldview using 20 questions about their core spiritual beliefs and 20 questions assessing behavior. It didn’t take a perfect score to have a Biblical worldview, 80% would do. The results are depressing. When asked, 46% of adults claim…

The US Border patrol will eliminate the use of polygraph tests used in interviewing new applicants. Currently, there are 1800 open positions and the president is seeking as many as 5000 new ones. The border patrol is running into problems. Over 60% of applicants cannot pass the polygraph test. “Not a…

We are living in a time when culture is redefining the meanings of words. One such word is the word continent. Continents are defined as a major land mass on the earth. Students around the world are not all taught the same thing regarding how many continents there are. In Europe there are only six while…

Before I came to London, a man met me one Sunday in a dreadful state of rage. He vowed he would horsewhip me for bullying him from the pulpit. What had I said? I asked. “What have you said? You looked me in the face and said, “What more can God do for you? Shall he give you a good wife? You have had…

The editor of The Lancet medical journal says that up to 50 percent of all scientific papers “may simply be untrue.” Richard Horton says that researchers “too often sculpt data to fit their referred theory of the world or run badly designed experiments that confuse association with causation or inflate…

In an interview with Time Pastor Rick Warren was asked, “If you could get people to change one thing, what would it be?” Warren’s answer may be the quote of the year. “I’d get them to stop believing everything they think. We lie to ourselves more than anybody else. Jesus said the truth will set you free—but…

Anthony Rackley called the Oklahoma City Police to tell them that he had escaped from the Maryland prison system more than 30 years ago. Why would he turn himself in? Extortion. A close “friend” Rackley, demanded payment for his silence after Rackley unburdened himself to him. When the demands increased,…

Unless our hearts are broken, our wills surrendered, our sin exposed, and our cool logic abandoned, we are only imitation Christians who are aliens to the life of grace, who mimic true faith through learning and practice. Duane A. Garret, vol. 19A, Hosea, Joel, electronic ed., Logos Library System; The…

Since Ponce De Leon spent years searching Florida for the fountain of youth, and even before, humans have been looking for ways to delay the aging process. Today’s seniors are seeking Amortality, or agelessness in a variety of exercises, life style adaptations, drugs, and supplements. Catherine Mayer…

Last Monday, Wanda Murfin sent a note from Silverhill, Alabama, asking, "Did this happen? I read about the revival in New Orleans with Billy and Franklin Graham, but somehow I must have missed this." She forwarded an internet article showing photos of Billy Graham and a French Quarter scene. The reporter…

Whose characteristics are you displaying? During the Thirty Year's War in Europe (1618-1648), the King of Sweden, Gustavus Adolphus, was slain while his troops were winning the Battle of Lutzen, in what is now Germany. Sweden was thrown into mourning, and government officials met to determine how to…

ROME — Officials say a Swedish couple looking for the pristine waters of the popular island of Capri ended some 400 miles (660 kilometers) away in the northern industrial town of Carpi after misspelling the destination on their car's GPS.* Angelo Giovannini, a spokesman for the Carpi town hall, near…

A surprising number of teenagers — nearly 15 percent — think they're going to die young, leading many to drug use, suicide attempts and other unsafe behavior, new research suggests. The study, based on a survey of more than 20,000 kids, challenges conventional wisdom that says teens engage in risky behavior…

WASHINGTON — For nearly 150 years, a story has circulated about a hidden Civil War message engraved inside Abraham Lincoln's pocket watch. On Tuesday, museum curators confirmed it was true. A watchmaker used tiny tools to carefully pry open the antique watch at the National Museum of American History,…

I come from a military family, more precisely I come from a Navy family. This was evident when I was growing up and through my years in Boy Scouts. My dad used to teach us pioneering, orientation, sailing, and marksmanship. One of the most fascinating skills my father had was an ability to understand…

For many years the license plates of New Hampshire bore the slogan, made famous by Revolutionary War general John Stark - "live free or die." The irony is that those great words were printed onto the license plates by inmates in the state prison. They could not leave their prison, but many of us stay…

One day God was looking down at Earth and saw all of the rascally behavior going on. So He called one of His angels and sent the angel to Earth for a time. When he returned, he told God, "Yes, it is bad on Earth; 95% are misbehaving and only 5% are not." God thought for a moment and said, "Maybe I had…

Convicted Adulterer Stoned to Death in IranTuesday , July 10, 2007 TEHRAN, Iran — In a rare confirmation, Iran on Tuesday said a man convicted of adultery was stoned to death last week in a village in the northern part of the country, Iran's judiciary spokesman said. Jafar Kiani was stoned to death in…

One of the great heroes in African-American history is a woman named Harriet Tubman, a slave in Maryland who escaped to Philadelphia over the famous “Underground Railroad” and then became one of its most successful conductors in the years leading up to the Civil War. Mrs. Tubman became known as “Moses”…

REFORMATION SUNDAY John 8:31-36 Left brain, right brain discussion about slavery and freedom. Word…disciples…truth…freedom. The crowd only wants to object that they have never been slaves; therefore they don’t need to be freed by the truth, discipleship and word of Jesus. They proclaim that they don’t…