Time to Get Serious - Nicely ThD, Rev. Stan
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Time to Get Serious is a look at some of the basics of our faith that need a fresh consideration-prayer, faith, salvation, and other things that are becoming buried under the stress, cares, and burdens we all face daily. It is an encouragement to give a new effort and priority to the things that are not only basic, but extremely important in our walk with Christ. As our society changes and gives less consideration to our relationship with Jesus and the reality of eternity, we, in the body of Christ, need to get back to the basics of our faith and revisit the foundations that Jesus gave us to…mehr

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Time to Get Serious is a look at some of the basics of our faith that need a fresh consideration-prayer, faith, salvation, and other things that are becoming buried under the stress, cares, and burdens we all face daily. It is an encouragement to give a new effort and priority to the things that are not only basic, but extremely important in our walk with Christ. As our society changes and gives less consideration to our relationship with Jesus and the reality of eternity, we, in the body of Christ, need to get back to the basics of our faith and revisit the foundations that Jesus gave us to build on. Time to Get Serious encourages the reader to make the changes necessary to allow His presence the proper place and prominence in every aspect of our relationship with him.
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Autorenporträt
Dr. Stan Nicely has pastored the Coxton Faith Tabernacle, a small Pentecostal church in Southeast Kentucky, for the past 46 years. He received his Doctorate in Theology from the Clarksville School of Theology, and has ministered since the age of thirteen. He began serving as a pastor at the age of eighteen. As a bi-vocational minister, he is currently retired and lives with his wife, Carolyn, in Wallins, Ky.