Tuesday, April 28, 2009

TAKE THE NARROW PATH



Many people think there is no one watching over them, no one made this earth and there is no heaven and hell. But my family including myself, believes there is a powerful spirit out there as well as a powerful being. In the Holy Bible it tells us about this being in the new testament and the narrow path you take to get into the kingdom of the the gospel.


The Bible mainly speaks of a man named Jesus. Jesus was a being that was blessed by god from birth. That gave amazing powers. Also his mother, Mary was blessed with virgin birth. Later on in his life Jesus sacrificed his life for our sins. He was pined to a wooden cross. Because of him, that he allowed us to sin and ask god for forgiveness. After that he was resurrected three days after his death. But many people think Jesus died on Good Friday. On that day you are suppose to eat fish and bread, only. Are suppose because the Bible says Jesus filled an whole village a fish and a three loves of bread. That is we christian eat fish and bread on good Friday. To remember the glorious thing Jesus had done in his life

Read the Bible and do what ever it tells you to do and you will be allowed into the kingdom of God. It will be hard but you will be happy when you are in heaven. Like me try to follow the narrow path into God's arms.

Monday, April 20, 2009

LISTEN TO MARVIN SAPP.




Marvin Sapp is paster that teaches the gospel and this passage will tell you all about Marvin Sapp and his relationship with god.

A passionate orator and biblical teacher who desires to be a living epistle glorifying our Lord and Savior Jesus Christ both in word and in deed.Many say his voice instantly recognizable. Characteristically raspy ringing with power and authority as he masterfully illustrates with excellence the Word of God. Not only is his delivery exemplary, his knowledge of the historical text brings to life the message of hope and healing. Not a singer that happens to preach but a Preacher called by God who is gifted to sing. Singing since age four he has shared the stage with many gospel notables and his gift is celebrated across musical genres.

While he has enjoyed a decorated music ministry receiving Stellar Awards, Gospel Music Excellence Award as well as Grammy, Soul Train Music and Dove Award Nominations, he has also been honored in his hometown of Grand Rapids Michigan. Recognized for his professional and philanthropic efforts he has received the city’s highest African American honor, a Giants Award , as well as the Frederick Douglas award from the National Association of Negro and Professional Women’s Club. his life.

Friday, April 3, 2009

We Have a Good Life


On April the second Doctor Iva came my school. At the assembly she was talking about her past on the death train. When she was talking I had experienced a lot of emotion. For example excitement, and confusion.

Doctor Iva said she was on the death train sense she was a child. Bit one of the question I asked myself was,"how did she get off the train alive." I was confused for a while until she said the British saved her from her gruesome death. But I was very interested when she talked about her live on the death train.

She said her life on the death train was hell. Doctor Iva said she had to live in little boxes where they would pump little oxygen where could suffer and die. Also she said they had one bucket for drinking and one bucket for a toilet. Listening to Doctor Iva made me realise how hard life can be.

In conclusion life is very unsuspecting and a country can turn your world up side down.