Find Your True Value and Freedom
I have heard many say that we need more of God or Jesus, but do we need more of Him?
Does the Bible says that we must hunger and thirst for more and that we do not have anything of Him yet.
Do we need more power, more forgiveness, more of His nature, or more blessing from God?
My answer might surprise you?
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Here are some news from us in Northern Thailand.
In the West, summer is just starting, while summer in Thailand is over and the rainy season has begun. The Thai school year have started too, but due to local Covid-19 outbreaks, it is home school for our children. For the same reason, we have not been able to start our weekend school
We have nevertheless been able to do a lot in the ministry. Among other things: We saw a woman in her twenties receive Jesus in May, and this month she was baptized.
You can read more about this and other news from the ministry in this newsletter.
(Remember to watch a video from the baptism!)
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Continue readingPsalms 46:10
10 Be still, and know that I am God;
In this world it is easy to be stressed out. It can be all from work, circumstances, family, bad report when it comes to sickness or even when it comes to know our identity.
As a believer in a mighty God, we should not give into this stress, but the reality is that we are not so much different from people in this world. We still let this things get to us and even control us.
And you are not alone, and sometimes I ask why?
We have an answer that this world dose not have, and a hope and a power that are beyond our circumstances. So why do we worry? Often it is actually because we feel we not please God enough, so he might not hear our prayers. And that brings us back to identity too.
The truth is or soul can be still and know that He truly is God.
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Newsletter from Tore and his family working in Northern Thailand among the Shan people from Myanmar
Here in Northern Thailand, it is the hot season and summer time now and the school holidays should have soon been over, but there is a third wave of Covid-19 here, so the school start has been postponed, and we don’t know how long? This applies to both our weekend school and our three children’s schooling.
I know most people are tired of hearing about Covid-19, and we all hope that it will soon be over, so we can start planning things again, and living normally. We are also very much looking forward to that, but we are a bit behind Europe and the States when it comes to vaccination, so possible we have to wait longer?
Just before the new Covid-19 wave hit here in Thailand, we were luckily to be able to have a big and successful Easter party at our weekend school, where we experienced a great openness. There was also a woman who recently wanted to receive Jesus who was at this feast.
This newsletter will be about this, plus some news from us as a family
Newsletter from Tore and his family working in Northern Thailand among the Shan people from Myanmar
About a year ago we had to shut down the weekend school and much of our
ministry because of Covid-19. Within a few months, a couple who worked
with us for almost three years also left.
I can actually tell you my answer right away: You can’t!
When you hear this answer and statement, you may think: You must be a Bible teacher who says that it is perfectly fine to sin and we can sin as much as we want without any consequences.
Can I tell you one thing: There is no place in the Bible where it says you can loose your salvation in the same way that you might lose your wallet, for example. Salvation is not something you suddenly loose, like doing a sin or falling into a sin.
One of the biggest fears many Christians have is if they have done the unpardonable sin and loose their salvation. It could be anything from lying, or sleeping with their girlfriend, got drunk at a party or being angry with God and saying a swear word to him.
Or they may even think they are not forgiven and rejected by God (lost their salvation) until they have pleaded forgiveness for a sin they have done, even several years back.
Do I say with this that it’s OK to sin then? NO by no means! Sin is an enemy and it will trick you and it has negative consequences for you and others, but you do not lose salvation when you sin.
But does it mean that when I became a Christian I was guaranteed a place in heaven anyway? Am I once saved, always saved?
Get the answer in this video!
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Newsletter from Tore and his family working in Northern Thailand among the Shan people from Myanmar
We wish you a happy and blessed New Year!
A lot has happened out here in Northern Thailand, and we have had a busy start to the new year.
This newsletter will be about a successful Christmas party before lockdown, new staffs and a special meeting.
Some people are not aware of this, but: Your words have creative power. It can create a good future or a bad future for you.
Today I will encourage you to talk positive over your selves and don’t loose heart if you go to a difficult time right now. God is listening to your prayers and hears them!
I also have a short testimony of how God answered my prayer about finding a wife and family (I am married and have 3 children today)
(This teaching is only in audio)
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This short teaching is an encouragement in connection with Christmas 2020.
It will be about the gift that God gave was unconditional.
I will also talk about how we can rest safely in the arms of our God the Father.
The year 2020 has been challenging for most of us, but we can still rest in God’s arms.
(This teaching is only in audio)
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Newsletter from Tore and his family working in Northern Thailand among the Shan people from Myanmar
This is our December newsletter.
Hope you have had a great start on the Advent season. Here in Northern Thailand we are in the busiest time of the year. We are preparing to give out gifts and have Christmas parties for the Shan people.
This newsletter will be about: A special baptism, a new couple received Jesus, several healed and about Christmas out here in Northern-Thailand.
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