Monday, September 24, 2012

Midwestern Bible Institute produces anointed, equipped leaders for ministry!

Midwestern Bible Institute produces anointed, equipped leaders for ministry! Our School MWBI is a free online Bible college that seeks to provide students with a thorough and comprehensive Christian education and the opportunity to develop a strong commitment and devotion to the Lord. Therefore, MWBI’s programs emphasize spiritual growth. Students are always encouraged to begin and end their day with personal devotion and meditation. This allows them to see their spiritual growth, as well as instills in them a commitment to personal accountability. Midwestern Bible Institute will begin fall classes for more information regarding enrollment go to www.midwesternbi.net enroll today God bless

Thursday, September 20, 2012

The Importance of the Family



First, I strongly believe that the family is the bedrock of the Christian Church. If families are strong, the churches will be strong; if the churches are strong, communities will be strong; if communities are strong, nations will be strong; if nations are strong, then our world will be strong. As a result of the vast importance of the family, it is extremely important to make sure that your family is grounded in the truth. This is the case whether you are a single parent or a two-parent household.

Tuesday, September 18, 2012

LIFE FROM THE SPIRIT OR LIFE FROM THE BODY?

LIFE FROM THE SPIRIT OR LIFE FROM THE BODY? Many of us don’t appreciate how faith works. We are so used to living from what we can see, hear, and touch that we have great difficulty moving into the realm of faith. If, for example, someone asks us how we are doing, we usually respond based on the condition of our bodies or our souls. We focus on our illnesses or the depressed thoughts that are weighing us down and neglect to mention the many blessings God has promised us. These promises have a much greater impact on our lives than our physical diseases and our emotional struggles. If someone asks you how you are doing, tell them that you’re blessed. You might not look like it, but God’s blessings are in you somewhere. And each time that you say you are blessed, the blessings within you grow. Eventually what you say and what you see will match. Faith sees what hasn’t been manifested. It deals with what exists but is invisible. The minute you manifest something, it no longer requires faith, because faith is believing, conceiving, and releasing (speaking) until you receive what you desire. vision, purpose, destiny,

Monday, September 17, 2012

One of the most common questions that parents and their teenage children ask is, “How old should a person be before dating?”

One of the most common questions that parents and their teenage children ask is, “How old should a person be before dating?” The answer is not as simple as some try to make it. In reality, the question of when a young person is ready to date is very subjective, depending on the parents’ attitudes and the developmental level of the child. There is more involved than simply assigning a chronological age. Adolescents mature at different rates, and girls usually mature faster and earlier than boys do. Some children may be ready to date at the age of 13, while others may be 18 before they are ready. A person’s readiness to date is largely a matter of maturity and environment.Part of maturity is knowledge, and there are four principles or prerequisites that every person should meet before they begin dating. Knowing and applying these principles will help ensure dating success regardless of a person’s status: younger, older, never married, or newly single again.