Representing the Union of Evangelical Christians-Baptists of Russia
July 2009 Innercircle PerspectiveJuly 1st, 2009 |
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Acts 17:24-28: This passage from Dr. Luke’s pen serves to explain the Lord’s purposes behind the global financial distress and related political developments that defy reasonable explanation, and continue to beleaguer all the nations on the earth. The Lord raises up nations and takes them down to get the attention of the people and brings them to Himself. It is time, dear brothers and sisters, that those of us who are believers begin to see these developments for what they are. Read full article. . . . |
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Click for Prayer & Praise for Saturday, July 4, 2009
Peter Deyneka and the “Greatest ‘Christian’ Generation”June 15th, 2009 |
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It seemed like the most unlikely time to start a new missionary organization – especially a “faith” mission! You see, these were the 1930s, during the greatest economic depression the United States had ever experienced. Read full article. . . . |
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Reaching Rostov . . . One Life at a TimeJune 1st, 2009 |
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The Lord Most High is merciful as always! Our ministry here in Russia’s Rostov region is difficult, but God is blessing us. — Ivan Akhanov, SGA-Sponsored Church Planter Read full article. . . . |
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75 years of faithful ministry…May 18th, 2009 |
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While the provision of doctrinally sound Bible and theological training has been our top priority as a mission, there are many other areas where SGA has sought to be a reliable equipper and encourager to Russian-speaking believers as God granted the opportunity. Read full article. . . . |
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May 2009 Innercircle PerspectiveMay 1st, 2009 |
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We again express our thankfulness to the Lord for your partnership in the Gospel. Your prayers, sacrificial giving and constant encouragement have been vital in the past 75 years. And from all indications, our partnership will be even more vital in the years ahead . . . Read full article. . . . |
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July 4—Independence Day (U.S.): Act as free men, and do not use your freedom as a covering for evil, but use it as bondslaves of God (1 Peter 2:16). We praise and thank the Lord today for the way He has granted us the freedom to worship and proclaim the Gospel — a freedom that is absent in many places across the globe. May God’s people always make the most of the opportunities He grants, as the permanence of freedom is never guaranteed.
