At what point did it all change so completely? When did I stop feeling vulnerable and weak? It seemed like anything and everything could take me out mentally and emotionally at any moment – at any place. When did I stop feeling odd, peculiar, out of sync, out of place? How did I ever muster the strength to suffer devastating loss and walk on? Where did it become irrelevant if I were in a crowd
APPRECIATIONS
Jambo!
Many thanks and appreciations from Moses, my wife Elizabeth, my sons Joshua and Richbright and from the entire students of the School of the Scriptures and of International College of Journalism in Nakuru, Kenya.
We can’t thank you enough for your support to buy the car, to open the school of media and all round support always.
To you Mike and all the Gospel revolutionaries who
Since everything I planned to work on this weekend got put on hold until this coming week, so I decided to do some research I’ve been wondering about.
Just by coincidence, 2 days ago I received 3 separate calls from people asking me what is and is not scripture. They wanted me to justify my reasoning for my answer. It made me think back to when I first decided what ISN’T scripture. To my
Friends, Family, and Gospel Revolutionaries,
So much has happened in recent months and set to happen in the next few months as well.
The new Gospel Revolution Powercast is now just a little over 3 months old and we never stop hearing how people love the show. We get compliments all the time about what a great job Beres Bartlett is doing and we couldn’t agree more! Our hat’s off to you Beres. You
The School of the Scriptures- Kenya at 3 1/2 Months Old
It all started as a desperate search for the Gospel truth after years of walking in the darkness of religion to no avail. I could not find truth in religion until I stumbled onto the Gospel Revolution website and my eyes were opened. I downloaded all the webcasts in the archive, listened to all of them and this I have continued to this day.
This
KENYA
Volunteering at the orphanage in Nakuru, Kenya.
If you had any doubt about what is happening in Kenya, we hope to dispel whatever that might be.
We hope you’ve been following the exciting news coming out of Kenya, and that you had a chance to read Moses Ngata’s report in our previous e-newsletter. We can confirm to you that everything is going just as splendidly as Moses reports. He is, however, a very busy man now. We’ve published