An organic prayer gathering will take place on December 1st in Washington Square Park at 7:14pm, where folk from all different churches and ministries in NYC will gather and claim 2 Chronicles 7:14 for our amazing city:
“If my people, who are called by my name, will humble themselves and pray and seek my face and turn from their wicked ways, then I will hear from heaven, and I will forgive their sin and will heal their land.”
This prayer gathering will be mirrored in 20+ other cities around the world.
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Dear Father, this is your son/
I seek your guidance because I don’t know what I’ve become/
I don’t know I am, Feel like less of a man/
But how can that be if I was led by your hand?/
Was this all part of your plan? Fate? My destiny?/
Am I here because of my actions, or was this always meant to be?/
Maybe this happened because I wasn’t enough or best at something/
Or was it because I couldn’t beat my problems, and as a result, am constantly struggling?/
Father, maybe I’m fronting… maybe I am …

To express the boundary-breaking nature of God and his explosive grace, “Love Without Borders” was the theme of Agape Week 2010! April 5th-12th was a week of diverse and campus-engaging events ranging from a hip-hop concert to a Q&A about doubt. It was a time for all who wanted to experience the Lord of Heaven and Earth in His fullness —after all, “God did not send His Son into the world to condemn the world but to save the world”—no borders attached.

Q. Which servant of God was the most obvious lawbreaker in the Bible?
Q. What was William Shakespeare’s favorite book of the Bible?
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By Teresa Dombach
He was standing right in front of me, the only other one in the room, but he wasn’t the one I wanted to see. I looked to the window, hoping to glimpse the person I was looking for, but he wasn’t there.
The one in front of me said, “I’m right here.” But I just furrowed my brow. He wasn’t the one I was looking for.
I looked around toward the door, wishing it, willing it to open. I wanted to see him walk through. But the door never opened.
“I’m …