Acts ch 17 vs 16 – 34, Best Seller with Andy Johnson

19th June 2010
Patrick Woodward talks to Andy Johnson about Acts chapter 17 vs 16 – 34.

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Acts ch 16 vs 1 – 15, Best Seller with Kath Hall

22nd May 2010
Patrick Woodward talks to Kath Hall about Acts chapter 16 vs 1 – 15.

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Acts ch 15 vs 22 – 41, Best Seller with David Cross

15th May 2010
This week Patrick Woodward continues his series, looking at the book of Acts, chapter 15 verses 22 – 41, with his guest, David Cross.

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Acts ch 15 vs 1 – 21, Best Seller with David Cross

8th May 2010
This week Patrick Woodward continues his series, looking at the book of Acts, chapter 15 verses 1 – 28, with his guest, David Cross.

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Acts ch 14 vs 21 – 28, Best Seller with Vickie Blair

1st May 2010
This week Patrick Woodward continues his series, looking at the book of Acts, chapter 14 verses 21 – 28, with his guest, Vickie Blair.

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Acts ch 14 vs 1 – 13, Best Seller with Vickie Blair

17th April 2010
This week Patrick Woodward continues his series, looking at the book of Acts, chapter 14 verses 1 – 13, with his guest, Vickie Blair.

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Acts ch 11 vs 19 – 30, Best Seller with Richard Brunton

13th March 2010
Patrick Woodward talks to Richard Brunton about Acts chapter 11 vs 19 – 30.

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Acts ch 11 vs 1 – 18, Best Seller with Richard Brunton

6th March 2010
Patrick Woodward talks to Richard Brunton about Acts chapter 11 vs 1 – 18.

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Huge Natural Gas Find off Israel Coast | 5th Mar 2010

Israel’s discovery of the Tamar natural gas field in the Mediterranean is now valued at US $8 billion, nearly double previous estimates of local analysts. “The state of Israel will make over $5 billion in royalties and corporate taxes from the production of the gas at Tamar field alone,” said Gal Reiter, an energy industry analyst at Clal Finance & Brokerage.
Natural gas will be flowing into Israel by 2012, officials said. Analysts say the natural gas field will have a huge impact on the economy of Israel and is expected to make the Jewish state more energy independent. Israel’s National Infrastructure Ministry (NIM) announced it is considering adapting the country’s bus fleet as well as cars to run on natural gas.
As infrastructure is built for bringing natural gas onshore, local economies are also expected to benefit from the billions that will be spent on a 311-mile distribution network, officials said. In December, Noble Energy Inc., the company that discovered the field, announced that it had signed a Letter of Intent to sell natural gas from the Tamar field to Dalia Power Energies. Dalia, a private electricity company, has a license to build a natural gas fired power plant in Israel with operations planned to commence in 2013.

Source: Worthy News; Yalibnan.com; Revival Media

BIBLE STUDY: Zechariah 13:1-6

PRAISE: God that the people of Israel will be less dependent on erratic oil prices and supplies. Pray for seeds of peace in the area.

link: http://revivalmedia.org/2010/03/04/huge-natural-gas-find-off-israel-coast-5th-mar-2010/

Building Up the Kazakhstan Church | 4th Mar 2010

Kazakhstan is the ninth largest country in the world with a population of just over 15 million; 47% of these are Muslims, 44% Russian Orthodox and 2% Protestant. Converts to Christ endure discrimination for taking up their cross to follow Him, yet there is considerable cause for hope. Kazakhstan used to be relatively free compared with most other Central Asian countries, but the Government is now increasingly restrictive in the way that it treats the Christian population. Officials encourage intolerance towards non-Muslim minorities and towards the free expression of thought and conscience.
Protestant Christians are especially targeted with fines increasing for unregistered worship and the issuing of Government guidelines on how to avoid the influence of non-traditional groups. Amidst the oppression, there is sustained church growth and growing church planting amongst the ethnic Kazakh people, despite frequent pressure from the Muslim communities.
Barnabas Fund has been helping to train and equip Christians, support Christian workers and provide resources to strengthen the Church, including the translation and printing of literature.

Source: Barnabas Fund; CIA Factbook

BIBLE STUDY: Revelation 3:7-8

PRAISE: God for sustained Church growth among all ethnic groups. Pray for funds for Christian resources.

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