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1 total messages Started by Apostle Jim Williams Sat, 01 Jan 2011 19:11
In church New Year's Day 2011.
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Author: Apostle Jim Williams
Date: Sat, 01 Jan 2011 19:11
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    Early this morning, New Year's Day, I opened
the freshly delivered newspaper.   Thank God.
His love still shows in communities and services.
    In the paper I saw a picture of a woman in church
with her lips tightly closed, which is common and
typical of Catholic and Protestant parishioners except
when reciting an old prayer and when singing an old
song.
    Because they are not told that their friends and
neighbors did not sin all year, and because their
pastors do not say they do not sin, and because
God's enemies say you cannot live without sinning
a whole year, most people do not try.   I tried.
God wants to help us live without sinning. One of
God's goals is to get a world of people who
do not sin.   Start with the man in the mirror who
wants to always be faithful to God.   A good and
effective practical start.   You can do it.  Then,
you can open loudly your mouth in church saying
thank You God!  Hallelujah!   Do it.
    Look around to find where God is saving souls,
and divine healing the sick; where we preach that
we can follow Jesus Christ's example in our flesh,
when God literally places some of His Holy Spirit
inside our body and we follow His lead.   Pray for
God to bring us into your life, and pray that God
protect us.   Change to faith in God; I did and
it works.
    God and Jesus Christ and angels appeared
to me, and they told me many things.   I have
been with them because they came to me.
They are very real, and God is getting us ready
for Redemption Day, and Psalm 97 says rejoice.
    I pray for you to believe we can be faithful
to God a whole year.   Pray for me and pray
for the Christian missionaries.
            Apostle Jim Williams.
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