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Angel has been bruised and rejected. The world might not have much use for her. But Christ came to restore and heal sinners like Angel (and you and I). A bruised reed he will not break. He is willing to grant to her even eternal life in Christ Jesus.
Please join me in praying that this sweet Angel repent and turn toward the Savior. Video below.
A bruised reed he will not break, and a smoldering wick he will not quench, until he brings justice to victory. Matthew 12:20
Kentucky Jail MinistriesIf you would like to serve in local jail ministry, check out Kentucky Jail Ministries. They make contact with about 1000 inmates a month and serve in the Campbell, Boone and Kenton county jails.
About forty men and women visit regularly in the local jails. The volunteers teach bible studies, life skills classes and lead church services. They share the gospel biblically with everyone they meet. In addition to their jail visits, they meet together on Saturday mornings to celebrate, worship, train and pray.
I met the men and women one Saturday morning and they shared four interesting things you should know about jail ministry:
For more information, contact Pete Shockey at prrshock@aol.com. Pete is the President of Kentucky Jail Ministries.
Their website is: http://kentuckyjailministries.blogspot.com/
“Continue to remember those in prison as if you were together with them in prison.” Hebrews 13:3
Note: Pete Shockey is also active in sharing Christ biblically with Evangelize Cincinnati. Pete and Rosanne are featured in or our Party in the Park video.
Polycarp is a new Christian film from Henline Productions. The movie recently won the Audience Choice Award and was the runner-up for Best Gospel Presentation at the Christian Worldview Film Festival.
Polycarp is a story about Anna, a slave girl who is adopted by Christians and befriended by Polycarp, the Bishop of Smyrna. Through Anna’s story, we get a view of Polycarp and early Christianity in 2nd century Smyrna.
Would you be surprised to learn that this Christian movie was written, directed and produced in Cincinnati? Jerry Henline is the Executive Producer and you can learn more about the local connections at www.polycarpmovie.com.
Polycarp’s response: “How can I blaspheme my God?”
Polycarp was martyred in 156 AD. He was burned alive for treason against Rome.
Evangelists and other Christians will appreciate the movie’s focus on the gospel being shared in Smyrna. Also, Polycarp’s courage in the face of intolerance is an encouragement to evangelists today.
Christian apologists will appreciate the attention given to Polycarp’s role in sharing the gospel through the distribution of scrolls to early Christian churches.
Order it online today: www.polycarpmovie.com
Consider Polycarp’s prayer: “Thank you God for choosing me to be your servant.”
If you are interested in Christian apologetics, you won’t want to miss the 2015 Great Homeschool Convention.
Even if you do not homeschool or have teens, you should consider attending because Christians of all ages will receive “world class” training from Christian authors and apologists Sean McDowell and Brett Kunkle.
Sean McDowell is today’s foremost youth apologetics teacher. And those that are familiar with Greg Koukl’s Stand to Reason ministry will recognize Brett Kunkle as the Student Impact Director at Stand to Reason.
This is a rare opportunity to get Christian apologetics training in Cincinnati. Sean does an “Atheist Encounter” workshop where he argues from an atheistic worldview and then turns around and helps Christians understand how to respond to atheists. He is also teaching on homosexuality, pornography and the reliability of the New Testament.
Because I have attended the convention and apologetics tract previously, I can offer a few pointers:
For more information on Bret Kunkel’s topics and the rest of the apologetics track, see the url: http://bit.ly/1GEOCxa
Registration is $45 for a single and $60+ for a family.
Don’t miss this opportunity to get world class Christian apologetics training for all ages in Cincinnati.