On Thu, Jun 17, 2010 at 7:10 PM, Tony Ablen wrote:
Thank you Glenn.
I'll check on Womack. I know the Almighty God have you in His favor however you praise, adore, worship and love Him in your own natural, relaxed way.
Jesus Christ "simplified" the Commandments into "Thou shalt love the
Lord thy God with all thy heart, and with all thy soul, and with all
thy mind, and with all thy strength........ Thou shalt love thy neighbor as thyself...."
So whatever denomination our neighbors belong, we are all loved by the
One True God who created the Universe; the Heaven and Earth; who
created the Sun, moon, stars, sea, land, trees and evrything else for
mankind which is created in His Own image...
God bless,
Tony
To: Tony Ablen, banggaan
Hi Tony,
I am very happy for you and your family because since the first day I had met you in cyberspace through our Banggaan yahoogroup, I knew that you have always been on the right path. I do not judge others in favor of you but I know that God has always been pleased with you because of how you have been to your family and friends.
I do not really regularly follow any TV program for spiritual feeding, nor do I go to church to please God. I still go about my own, natural relaxed way going about life but try to keep in tune with what God wants me to do. It is more Jesus and myself and there's nobody in between. I am not saying that what I do is the right thing to do. This is just how things are for me and my God.
Despite myself, I know that He has always been there for me beyond my expectations. He is so great I cannot think in any way that I can even associate with Him. But He does care for me each day, each minute and I know that to be true, despite myself.
I think you can learn about Womack via the internet. I had seen him a few times on TV and internet because of links my elder sister used to send to me. The few times I had seen him, I think he is ok.
Btw, Lorna and I have been staying with a Vietnamese family since first week of June 2010. We just go about our Christian ways, and they go about their Buddhist ways. We are in harmony and feel God's love in the air. We do not separate our things, food and thoughts. Our hearts are just tuned in to loving each other. This is what I meant that God reads our hearts and only Him can judge whether we love or have loved the way He would. Also, I think He doesn't really want to judge us, He wants to unconditionally love us. He wants us to love the least of our brethren too.
You may click to view our - - > Activities in Texas:
http://glenlorn2.multiply.com/photosBlessings,
glenn
On Thu, Jun 17, 2010 at 3:04 PM, Tony Ablen wrote:
Hi Glenn,
I am not quite sure if Womack is seen on TV. Nevertheless, I get to
watch & listen to a lot of these pastors on TV (Daystar, TBN, KALO
channels), but the three I mentioned I've "culled" from the ones that
"seemed" propelled by money and ego.
I am a Catholic and will remain a Catholic. I am just "supplementing"
the homilies I hear with the sermon or talk of these fine ministers.
I've read that True religion is NOT tied to any creed or dogma, it is
NOT merely some form of belief. RELIGION IS THE GROWING CONSCIOUSNESS
OF GOD IN MAN'S OWN BEING.
Although I personally much prefer to be labeled SPIRITUAL than being RELIGIOUS.
Peace and love to you and your loved ones.............tony
Tony Ablen
to me
3:04 PM (1 hour ago)
Hi Glenn,
I am not quite sure if Womack is seen on TV. Nevertheless, I get to
watch & listen to a lot of these pastors on TV (Daystar, TBN, KALO
channels), but the three I mentioned I've "culled" from the ones that
"seemed" propelled by money and ego.
I am a Catholic and will remain a Catholic. I am just "supplementing"
the homilies I hear with the sermon or talk of these fine ministers.
I've read that True religion is NOT tied to any creed or dogma, it is
NOT merely some form of belief. RELIGION IS THE GROWING CONSCIOUSNESS OF GOD IN MAN'S OWN BEING.
Although I personally much prefer to be labeled SPIRITUAL than being RELIGIOUS.
Peace and love to you and your loved ones.............tony
Hi Tony,
Yes, I am quite familiar with the pastors you have just mentioned. It's really up to us to categorize them a bit so we get to know which school of Christian thought they belong to. Even they are all Christian pastors, they do have their point of view (differences) - - from the most liberal to the conservative, from the alarmist to the most relaxed, hehe.
You failed to mention Womack, I think he really is a very sensitive pastor, fined tuned to his ministry.
But, the important thing is, we keep ourselves involved in learning God's word and continue to apply as best we can what we have learned. God reads our hearts and only He can judge us. But He is more of a loving Father than a judge who wants us back in His fold.
Although we can get most cues from the Bible, my father's church tells us that it really is your conscience and your God (John Wesley). The church doesn't have to specify what things you may do or not. We all account to God or to what we sincerely believe to be of the truth having Jesus as our only yardstick in life.
Also, John Wesley used to say "think and let think" . . .
Agape love, to you and family . .
glenn
On Thu, Jun 17, 2010 at 4:04 AM, Tony Ablen wrote:
Hi Glenn,
I have already mentioned earlier that Texas breeds a lot of good pastors.
I often listen to Joel Osteen' Robert Jeffres; father and son John & Andrew
Hagee. They are all excellent speakers of sermons.
You might want to try their websites. JoelOsteen.com, ptv.org. jhm.org
If you try to find Daystar channel or Trinity Broadcasting Network (TBN).
they also have other good line ups of speaker pastors.
Their sermon always supplements my Holy Scriptures knowledge.
All the best sa iyo at kay Lorna & David in Manila.
God bless,
Tony
