
	Where results make sense

Topic: Earnest Christian

	Brigadier General Sydney Christian
		Sydney Earnest Christian was born on 17 April 1868, the son of a pastoralist.
		Christian was commissioned as a lieutenant in the 4th New South Wales Infantry (Maitland Regiment), a volunteer militia unit, in 1891.
		Christian was appointed to the AIF with the rank of major on 18 August 1914 as commander of the 1st Field Artillery Brigade.
	www.unsw.adfa.edu.au /~rmallett/Generals/christian.html (818 words)

	CATHOLIC ENCYCLOPEDIA: Pope Saint Nicholas I
		Christianity in Western Europe was then in a most melancholy condition.
		The empire of Charlemagne had fallen to pieces, Christian territory was threatened both from the north and the east, and Christendom seemed on the brink of anarchy.
		Christian morality was despised; many bishops were worldly and unworthy of their office.
	www.newadvent.org /cathen/11054a.htm (1257 words)

	Pakistan Christian Post
		His services for rehabilitation and uplift of Christian immigrant in USA in general and oppressed Christian nation in Pakistan in particular are worthy to be commemorated on all levels.
		Earnest Gulab was admitted to CTI School Sialkot as beginner and matriculated in 1964.
		Our important message for Christians is to ensure that they are son of soil and they reserve right for peaceful struggle to safeguard their equal rights in Pakistan because peaceful struggle for their legitimate rights is only solution to basic problems.
	www.pakistanchristianpost.com /newsdetails.php?newsid=440 (2327 words)

	LABORS IN SCOTLAND AND IN ENGLAND.
		Kirk, the wife of the pastor, was a very earnest Christian lady; and she took hold with my wife, with all her might.
		Not that they were not good men, and earnest workers for God; but their controversies had brought them into such relations to the surrounding churches, as to shut me out from all sympathy and cooperation, except with those of their peculiar views.
		What had been said in the Christian News, and the fact that I was laboring in that denomination, led to the inference that I agreed with them in their peculiar views, while in fact I did not.
	bible.christiansunite.com /Charles_Finney/finney35.shtml (5146 words)

	Growth in Grace - Lesson 1 (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-01)
		It is very possible for an earnest Christian to be so poorly taught and to so misunderstand the truths of Christianity that he is unable to adequately practice the Christian life.
		Christianity has not been given to us as a lump of clay which may be molded into innumerable shapes.
		To be a Christian is to be a worker.
	www.irr.org /MIT/Bible-Studies/gig1.html (2185 words)

	Earnest Family (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-01)
		Christian Philip Earnest (1802-1884) lived in the South Fork district in southern Forsyth county and was a member of Friedberg Moravian Church, but seems to have joined it as an adult.
		His wife Lois Ernst is also mentioned as a participant in a quarrel with another woman, which was resolved by the pastor, and there are two diary entries referring to objectionable behavior by their daughter Catharina.
		She appears to have recovered, and remained in Illinois, where she married Robert Reich, son of Solomon Reich who had moved there from NC some years previously.
	www.fmoran.com /earnest.html (372 words)

	"Roman Catholicism: Assurance of Salvation" 1 John 5:1-13 February 22, 1998
		The Lord covers many sins in all of his children, sins both of the mind and the life, and Protestants have always been ready to admit that the sins of particular Roman Catholics are as susceptible to forgiveness as they hope their own great sins will be.
		In many evangelical circles, one knows he is a Christian because he had a conversion experience in church or at a camp meeting or at an evangelistic crusade.
		But, the result of that is not a church full of Christians fearful of losing their peace with God or very zealous to protect and maintain that peace.
	www.faithtacoma.org /sermons/Romancath/RC08.html (3499 words)

	Classic Sermon from News For Christians: Christian Joy by John A. Broadus
		I know that in calling upon Christians to rejoice over their religious privileges and blessings, one is met by the danger of spiritual pride.
		It may amount to but little that your names are written on an earthly record as Christians, for that does not prove it true; a man may have a name to live and be dead.
		You can pour out your soul there in earnest supplication for those you love who love not Jesus; you can spread out all their sad case before your God, and implore him to stop them and turn them and rescue and save them.
	www.newsforchristians.com /clser1/broadus007.html (2439 words)

	Apologetics research resources on religious cults and sects - How To Try The Spirits - Part 3
		Sometimes and earnest Christian will, after some remarkable spiritual experience, withdraw himself from his fellow believers and develop a spirit of faultfinding.
		He may be honestely convinced that his experience is superior, that he is now in an advanced state of grace, and that the hoi poloi in the church where he attends are but a mixed multitude and he alone is a true son of Israel.
		And it may easily be true that the professed Christians with whom he is acquainted are worldly and dull and without spiritual enthousiasm.
	www.apologeticsindex.org /sva-06c.html (952 words)

	The problem of anti-Judaism in Christian feminist biblical interpretation: some pragmatic suggestions Cross Currents - ...
		It is from the perspective of these multiple commitments that I wish to explore some serviceable principles for engaging in feminist biblical interpretation that honors Jewish persons and the way they live out their faith.
		It is evident from these and related publications that Christian feminism has long struggled with the inclination to deny Christianity's complicity in patriarchal oppression and to vindicate Christianity by making unfavorable comparisons with Judaism or by placing blame on Judaism for such tendencies.
		Her resolutions were critical of Christian theology because of its teachings on women.
	www.findarticles.com /p/articles/mi_m2096/is_1_53/ai_102979435 (691 words)

	Alcoholics Anonymous History and the Bible: Its Christian Endeavor Root, and A.A. Co-founder Dr. Bob
		Its object shall be to promote an earnest Christian life among its members, to increase their mutual acquaintance, and to make them more useful in the service of God.
		Christian Endeavor, however, was far ahead of its time in seeing a practical application of the power of God to produce miraculous cures in our lives.
		We hasten to say, in a moment, the Christian Endeavor people were involved in temperance, and other issues, and there is no particular indication that their Christian service work primarily for their churches led them into the arena of curing drunks.
	www.dickb.com /Christian_Endeavor.shtml (11324 words)

	CHRISTIAN INHERITANCE
		Most Christians long to rid themselves of their sinful flesh and people are frequently likened to plants in the Bible.
		Now historically many Church Age Christians were imprisoned and martyred for their faith and still remained steadfast, and I am sure that there are those even today to whom this happens, so certainly it is entirely possible that some Christians will earn this crown.
		There is no doubt that Christians will be judged for their works, but it is not in the scope of this paper to examine verses to determine the time of this judgment.
	www.rightlydividing.net /christian_inheritance1.htm (12358 words)

	REVIVALS AT WILMINGTON AND AT PHILADELPHIA.
		Gilbert was very old-school in his theological views, but a good and earnest man. His love of souls overruled all difficulty on nice questions of theological difference, between him and myself.
		I told her, no! that I wished all Christians were as faithful as she; and that I hoped she would never cease to warn her own sex, against that which had so nearly ruined her own soul.
		I found that notwithstanding the rambling nature of his preaching, his great earnestness and unction fastened the truth on the hearts of his hearers; and I think I never heard him preach without finding that some persons were deeply convicted by what he said.
	bible.christiansunite.com /Charles_Finney/finney18.shtml (6354 words)

	Smith County Articles in Texas Christian Advocate, 1886-1888 (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-01)
		Dear brother, we thank God for the Christians' hope, and that you are waiting and looking for the happy meeting in the "sweet by and by." May the Lord bless you and the adopted children doubly orphaned, preserve and keep you blameless unto the coming of our Lord Jesus Christ.
		In a little while after she went to heaven, the little girl became an earnest Christian, joined the church and followed on the way to everlasting life.
		She was a devoted wife and a tender, affectionate mother, a kind neighbor, a quiet, earnest Christian woman.
	www.uttyl.edu /vbetts/texas_christian_advocate_1886-1888.htm (9727 words)

	"TO PREACH THE GOSPEL TO THE POOR": MISSIONAL SELF-UNDERSTANDING IN EARLY FREE METHODISM (1860-90)
		They believe that their mission is twofold-to maintain the Bible standard of Christianity, and to preach the Gospel to the poor." Some paragraphs later the church declared that "special efforts" must be made to reach the poor.
		[14] The protest against "pewed churches" was twofold: the system was poor stewardship, indicating an unacceptably low standard of Christian discipleship and experience; and it discriminated against the poor, violating the biblical standard of community and subverting the church's ministry to preach the gospel to the poor.
		Biblical Christianity is that expression of the gospel which preaches good news to the poor.
	wesley.nnu.edu /wesleyan_theology/theojrnl/31-35/31-1-01.htm (11285 words)

	CHRISTIAN BUSINESS INTERNATIONAL NEWSLETTER: APRIL - JUNE 2004: Personal Experiences of God - Anna M. Hammer ...
		My father was a Quaker and my mother an Episcopalian, an earnest Christian woman, and one who early taught my young lips to pray and to value the Word of God.
		I have no recollection of any other especial experience till I reached the age of fourteen, when a young man (soon to become a relative), an earnest Christian and member of the Episcopal Church, urged me to give my heart to God and join the Church.
		I was shaken as with a violent ague; over and over and over again the shock came, finally leaving me so prostrated that I was helped over to the cottage, where I lay on the lounge for hours bathed in glory.
	www.worldinvisible.com /newsltr/yr2004/04-06/0404fw.htm (978 words)

	Pakistan Christian Post
		In the summer of 1912, the Christian Sadhu Sunder Singh traveled through the snowy Himalayan regions alone and on foot, often refreshed by the beautiful scene trough, which he passed, but more often fatigued to the last degree in his difficult and fruitless search for the holy men he hoped to meet there.
		As he trekked through the snowy terrain, on the summit of one of the mountains of the Kailash Range was a deserted Buddhist temple, and which was rarely visited by people.
		During these days of spiritual distress, he heard of a Christian saint who had gone over from India to preach in Alexandria, and from him he heard words of life that filled his hopeless soul with joy.
	www.pakistanchristianpost.com /articledetails.php?artid=316 (1112 words)

	The Kneeling Christian - Large Print - Author Unknown (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-01)
		Yet the vast majority of professing Christians scarcely know what "supplication" means; and very many of our churches not only have no prayer-meeting, but sometimes unblushingly condemn such meetings, and even ridicule them.
		Most Christians do not give God a chance to show His delight in granting His children's petitions; for their requests are so vague and indefinite.
		The half-and-half Christian is of very little use either to God or man. God cannot use him, and man has no use for him, but considers him a hypocrite.
	www.biblehelpsonline.com /unknown/kneelingchristian.htm (20034 words)

	Life of Mrs. E.G. White - Her Claims Refuted, by D.M. Canright, 1919
		She soon accepted all his theories about the Sabbath; that it was the seal of God, the great test of Christianity, and that it must be kept from 6 PM to 6 PM, instead of from sunset to sunset, as they now keep it.
		White is regarded by all the Christian world as a false teacher, and this by the most intelligent, devout and earnest Christian workers of this generation.
		These earnest Adventist young people are unaware of these early positions of their church, supported by the revelations of the woman whom they are taught to place by the side of the greatest prophets and apostles of past ages.
	www.bible.ca /7-Life-of-White-her-claims-refuted-canright.htm (21297 words)

	[No title]
		“Each branch of the Christian Church should send into the army some of its most prominent ministers who are distinguished for their piety, talents and zeal; and such ministers should labor to produce concert of action among chaplains and Christians in the army.
		He bore his sufferings, and the amputation of his arm with the utmost Christian fortitude, saying repeatedly that he was perfectly resigned to God’s will and would not, if he could, restore the arm, unless assured that it was his Heavenly Father’s will.
		When he seemed better and expected to recover, he spoke freely of being so near death when first wounded, and expecting fully to die before a surgeon could reach him, and said that he “gave himself up to the hands of his Heavenly Father, and was in the possession of perfect peace.”
	www.christianheritageworks.com /91.htm (3685 words)

	Former Muslim Plans to Train Christians to Witness in Local Mosques (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-01)
		Not long ago, Cati led a group of Christians through the front door of the Islamic Center of Sarasota, Florida, to share the gospel.
		Now, the former Muslim turned Christian evangelist has put together a weekend seminar that she wants to present to churches in order to equip Christians to go into an area mosque and bear witness to the Way, the Truth, and the Life.
		The head of Zennah Ministries says the newly trained and equipped Christians would go into the local mosque boldly and not by the back door, by any means.
	www.churchquest.com /news/story/1916 (362 words)

	"EARNEST CHRISTIANS" Heb. 2:1
		Christian should be earnest and sincere in everything he does
		An earnest Christian is one who is active, zealous, "fervent in spirit, serving the Lord
		Will have an earnest care for other Christians.
	www.christianlibrary.org /authors/Tom_&_George_Butterfield/earnestchristians.htm (80 words)

	Amazon.com: earnest (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-01)
		The Importance of Being Earnest by Oliver Parker, Rupert Everett, Colin Firth, and Frances O'Connor (II) (DVD)
		Earnest Sewn Stretch Harlan Cigarette in Wiltwyck by Earnest Sewn
		The Importance of Being Earnest by Oliver Parker, Rupert Everett, Colin Firth, and Frances O'Connor (II) (VHS Tape)
	www.amazon.com /s?ie=UTF8&search-alias=aps&keywords=earnest&page=1 (358 words)

	About Gospel Lifeline Ministries
		A group of earnest Christian workers from Grace Tabernacle wanted to carry on an interdenominational Christian Work by means of the distribution of literature, personal evangelism and visitation work.
		To distribute Bibles, Testaments, Gospel Tracts, or other forms of Christian literature, with the primary aim of bringing souls to Christ, and that of making better citizens of all those whom this ministry shall reach.
		To acquire and administer funds for educational and Missionary purposes such as shall be necessary for the proper operation of a Christian Association.
	webpages.charter.net /steveknapp/GLM-about.html (783 words)

	Selected Hartt Family Obituaries
		Hartt was an earnest laborer for the ministry, visiting every section of New Brunswick as well as portions of the U.S. and Nova Scotia.
		She was an earnest Christian worker, being prominently identified with the old Free Baptist church and later with the United Baptists and the Women's Missionary Society.
		She was a young woman of singularly sweet Christian character and the knowledge of these tempers to the sorrow of the dear ones left behind.
	www.myhartt.com /obits.htm (10338 words)

	The Latest Temptation of Christians - Christianity Today Magazine
		Pio of Pietrelcina once wrote that "the Jews are the enemies of Our Lord Jesus Christ and his Holy Church." Unfortunately, his words have proven to be true in regard to their violent reaction to this beautiful film.
		Last March, next door to the Simon Wiesenthal Center, someone shot out a front window of the offices of the Orthodox Union (a synagogue association) while a youth group was in session.
		Another Christian leader helping the situation instead of fanning the flames is Franklin Graham.
	www.christianitytoday.com /ct/2004/108/21.0.html (1758 words)

	Special Appendix (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-01)
		It is the Christians, and it matters not whether theirs is a life of poverty or wealth.
		Everyone knows that adultery, crime, or murder by a Christian pastor is far more likely to be given space in the media than if committed by an atheist.
		In it, the two pilgrims, Christian and Hopeful, finally received their summons and came down to the river.
	www.evolution-facts.org /Sp,Append.htm (3188 words)

	The Importance of Being Earnest - Christian Movie Review \|So, who is Earnest anyway? Well, John Worthing says he ...
		Gwendolyn is quite earnest when she says that she could love only Earnest, and her mother is terribly earnest when she says Gwendolyn will do no such thing.
		Cecily is the most earnest in her love for the mysterious cousin Earnest, but she hasn’t even met him.
		In the end, this movie really is about the importance of being earnest, and it recommends that we all are a little more so.
	www.praize.com /entertainment/Pages/9980102966418.html (896 words)

	Kneeling Christian
		What then must His “marvel” be today, when He sees amongst us who do truly love and adore Him, so few who really “stir themselves up to take hold of God” (Isa.
		In fact, there are many evidences that these are “the last days” in which God promised to pour out His Spirit — the Spirit of supplication — upon all flesh (Joel ii.
		He does not fear because we are eager and earnest Bible students — provided we are little in prayer.
	www.ccel.org /ccel/unknown/kneeling.iv.html?bcb=0 (2068 words)

Try your search on: Qwika (all wikis)