Do you tithe?
Please send your comments on tithing and/or giving in generalin the face of what is going on economically in our country and the world.
Thanks to Paul Grabill for the pointer to this article in USA Today.
Blessings on Ya!
Pastor Kitner
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Tuesday, September 30, 2008
Surgery Date Scheduled
I had the appointment with the cancer surgeon Dr. Wolfgang Schaurt at the UPMC Presbyterian Hospital Sept. 29. As a result of this visit and re-examination for the cancer to be removed from my body we have arranged for this to be done on October 29 because the doctor will be away for about a week and a half or two weeks. I will have all the preliminary blood tests done and be ready for this operation, with preaching substitutes in place for several weeks during the scheduled recovery time.
Keep this whole senerio in prayer along with those that are going to be involved with any phase of the operation and recovery. Only those that are ordained by the Lord should be involved and no one that should not be involved.
Isaiah 54:17 still prevails over it all.
Blessings on Ya!
Pastor Charles Kitner
Keep this whole senerio in prayer along with those that are going to be involved with any phase of the operation and recovery. Only those that are ordained by the Lord should be involved and no one that should not be involved.
Isaiah 54:17 still prevails over it all.
Blessings on Ya!
Pastor Charles Kitner
Wednesday, September 24, 2008
Cancer Surgeon Appointment Made
Monday September 29, 2008 I have an appointment with the surgeon, Dr Wolfgang Schaurt, that I originally talked with before I needed to have heart surgery. He will examine me and we will go forward from there with the removal of what is there of the cancer mass (if it is there) that was already treated with radiation and chemo.
Isaiah 54:17 is still in effect for my life as given to me before I knew that I had all this going on in my body.
Isaiah 54:17 (NIV) 17 no weapon forged against you will prevail, and you will refute every tongue that accuses you. This is the heritage of the servants of the LORD, and this is their vindication from me,” declares the LORD.
Blessings on Ya!
Keep me in prayer - thanks I knew you would!
Pastor Kitner
Isaiah 54:17 is still in effect for my life as given to me before I knew that I had all this going on in my body.
Isaiah 54:17 (NIV) 17 no weapon forged against you will prevail, and you will refute every tongue that accuses you. This is the heritage of the servants of the LORD, and this is their vindication from me,” declares the LORD.
Blessings on Ya!
Keep me in prayer - thanks I knew you would!
Pastor Kitner
History in Black and White - click here
Please take the time to watch this powerful history lesson...
Video - American History in Black & White by David Barton
Blessings on Ya!
Pastor Kitner
Video - American History in Black & White by David Barton
Blessings on Ya!
Pastor Kitner
Saturday, September 20, 2008
Brooke Barrettsmith: Beyond Stress, Beyond Idol - Click here
Beyond Stress, Beyond Idol
by Todd Hertz
posted 09/15/08
Most would say that you have to have a lot of confidence to try out for a national TV show like American Idol. And most would also say that you have to become a top 12 finalist on Idol to earn a lucrative recording contract. Brooke Barrettsmith proves both assumptions wrong. As a teenager, she struggled with panic attacks throughout her high school years.-----------
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Pastor Kitner
by Todd Hertz
posted 09/15/08
Most would say that you have to have a lot of confidence to try out for a national TV show like American Idol. And most would also say that you have to become a top 12 finalist on Idol to earn a lucrative recording contract. Brooke Barrettsmith proves both assumptions wrong. As a teenager, she struggled with panic attacks throughout her high school years.-----------
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© Christianity Today International. All rights reserved.
Blessings on Ya!
Pastor Kitner
Apostles Today? - click here
Apostles Today?
Rediscovering the gift that leaves churches and well-connected pastors in its wake.
by Skye Jethani
We all know about the apostles named Peter, Paul, and John, but have you ever heard of Andronicus or Junia? Some are surprised to discover that the New Testament identifies more apostles than the twelve men who followed Jesus around Galilee. That fact raises some interesting, and even controversial, questions. What exactly is an apostle, what does the gift of apostleship look like, and how should we understand an apostle's role today?
Various theological streams and ecclesiastical traditions hold opposing views on apostleship. Some believe the gift was limited to the twelve disciples closest to Christ. Others contend that apostleship flourished during the foundational era of the church but is no longer active today. On the other end are those who believe modern apostles exist and possess the same authority as the Apostles who penned the New Testament.
Somewhere in the middle are those who affirm the gift's activity today but in a more generic capacity. The word literally means "sent one," a designation that may be applied to many believers. But the middle-ground viewpoint acknowledges there is a difference between being gifted as an apostle (little "a") and possessing the authority of an Apostle (capital "A")._ _ _ _ _ _ _
Check out the whole article at the link above....
Copyright © 2008 by the author or Christianity Today International/Leadership Journal.
Click here for reprint information on Leadership Journal.
Spring 2008, Vol. XXIX, No. 2, Page 37
Blessings on Ya!
Pastor Kitner
Rediscovering the gift that leaves churches and well-connected pastors in its wake.
by Skye Jethani
We all know about the apostles named Peter, Paul, and John, but have you ever heard of Andronicus or Junia? Some are surprised to discover that the New Testament identifies more apostles than the twelve men who followed Jesus around Galilee. That fact raises some interesting, and even controversial, questions. What exactly is an apostle, what does the gift of apostleship look like, and how should we understand an apostle's role today?
Various theological streams and ecclesiastical traditions hold opposing views on apostleship. Some believe the gift was limited to the twelve disciples closest to Christ. Others contend that apostleship flourished during the foundational era of the church but is no longer active today. On the other end are those who believe modern apostles exist and possess the same authority as the Apostles who penned the New Testament.
Somewhere in the middle are those who affirm the gift's activity today but in a more generic capacity. The word literally means "sent one," a designation that may be applied to many believers. But the middle-ground viewpoint acknowledges there is a difference between being gifted as an apostle (little "a") and possessing the authority of an Apostle (capital "A")._ _ _ _ _ _ _
Check out the whole article at the link above....
Copyright © 2008 by the author or Christianity Today International/Leadership Journal.
Click here for reprint information on Leadership Journal.
Spring 2008, Vol. XXIX, No. 2, Page 37
Blessings on Ya!
Pastor Kitner
Thursday, September 18, 2008
How Wall Street Lied to Its Computers!
What has happened to the financial market in these last few weeks?
Check out the article at the above link.
Pastor Kitner
Check out the article at the above link.
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