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The Bible points out that Christians should take the Gospel to every person in the world, to every hill or valley, to the four corners of the earth. But how can the Bible be taken to the blind if they can not see the words? The Bible says, “study to show thyself approved”. But how can the blind study if they do not have the technology, or the people to teach them to read in the braille system? What happens to the millions of poor people around the world who can not afford a braille Bible.

One of the questions I get asked from time to time is “Does God speak to us today?” There are two camps of people within evangelical circles in this debate. One group says yes and one group says no. There are very mature Christians who find themselves on opposite sides of this question. My own answer is an unhesitating YES.

A friend and I were finishing our work building a puppet stage and I stood back and said, “It will be fun and exciting to use this in our ministry someday.” To my surprise, someday came a lot faster than I thought it would.

Christian webmasters are faced with the challenge of creating a website that provides valuable information, keeps people interested, and keeps them coming back for more. There are a number of different strategies that can be used to go about overcoming this challenge to keep a website fresh and interesting.

Humankind has valued aromatic oils for their healing qualities since the dawn of civilization. These dense, rare substances have been a critical part of medicine and spiritual worship in many cultures across the world. Because creating essential oils necessitates having a large amount of plant material, the final product has always been extremely valuable. In no other body of work is this more visible than in the Old and New Testaments. In the Bible, aromatic oils signified devotion, wealth, medicine and humility. Whether looking at the use of cinnamon to anoint sacred objects used in worship, to the three kings offering Jesus gifts of frankincense and myrrh, oils have had a special niche in Jewish and Christian cultures for centuries.