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Heart to Heart

hearttoheartRemember . . .

On September 11, 2001, the world woke up to one of the greatest tragedies in the history of the United States of America. At 8:46 a.m. a commercial airliner crashed into one of the World Trade Center towers in New York City. At 9:03 another airliner crashed into the other tower. Shortly after 9:30 a.m. a plane crashed into the Pentagon, and at 10:03 a fourth plane crashed in a field near Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania, apparently before it could accomplish its deadly mission. Thousands of people lost their lives in this terrible attack on our land.

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Preaching Faith Through Three Generations

FaithNow Faith Is . . .

//Craig W. Hagin

“Now faith is the substance of things hoped for, the evidence of things not seen.” —Heb. 11:1

Whenever we are standing in faith and it doesn’t seem as though anything is changing, it’s often good to check and see if we are in faith or in hope. It’s possible to think we are standing in faith when we are really just hoping.

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Keeping the Passion

AmplifyAMPLIFY Worship and Technology Conference

Amplify 2011, RHEMA’s first worship and technology conference, was not just a conference—it was an experience. We could try to tell you how amazing it was, but we thought we’d let you read snippets from some of the speakers so you can see for yourself.

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Rockets Over RHEMA

Rockets Over RHEMARockets Over RHEMA 2011, a free Independence Day community outreach of RHEMA Bible Church in Broken Arrow, Oklahoma, went off with a BANG again this year, both literally and figuratively. Local police estimated that 50,000 to 55,000 people blanketed the RHEMA USA campus during the event, which was capped by a dazzling, thunderous, 25-minute fireworks display. It was the grand finale of a great day spent celebrating our nation’s freedom.

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God’s Smorgasbord

Food//Kenneth W. Hagin

When I was growing up, it was common for preachers to go to someone’s house for Sunday dinner. Those old-time cooks would make at least two meats for the meal: either chicken and ham or chicken and roast. They also made four or five different vegetables, along with biscuits, gravy, and dessert. Talk about a spread! If any of the dishes started to run low, they would say, “Go ahead and take the rest. There’s plenty more where that came from.”