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Precious Letters from Our Readers

Original issueThe Heartbeat of The Remnant · September/October 2002 · Volume 8 · Number 5
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We thank God for the many letters of counsel and encouragement we have been receiving. It is the only way we can evaluate our progress. Keep them coming. Our desire is to foster a free flow of edification, inspiration and burden from us to you, and you to us. This way we can pass some of the blessings on to the others who are reading. We would love to hear from you in any of the following ways:

  • A meaningful lesson in family devotions that you can pass on to other fathers.
  • A testimony for “The Blessing Corner” of God’s blessing in some area of obedience.
  • A question that can be answered to the edification of all.
  • An area of spiritual growth, obtained by one of the exercises suggested in the magazine.
  • A word of encouragement or counsel about The Remnant, or any section of it.

Waiting to hear… --The Editors

Greetings in the name of our precious Lord and Savior.

I do apologize for not letting you know sooner how encouraging and uplifting The Remnant has been to our family. It seems that when we’re not sure we are hearing answers correctly, we receive confirmation through one or more of your articles. The Lord is so good to confirm His word to us!

As you strive to pass on what the Lord has blessed you with, may you truly receive His guidance and direction for your individual lives as well as The Heartbeat of the Remnant.

Englehart, Ontario

We really appreciate your magazine and the stand you take for the truth. God bless your ministry. Lydia and I find The Heartbeat of the Remnant a great blessing. Trying to live as a part of the remnant testimony has brought us into much isolation here in England with our family. Much of what we read confirms many of our Christian experiences and what we have gleaned from the Word of God.

Suffolk, Great Britain

There are no “plain” churches in our area. When I received The Godly Home tape series, I just could hardly stop crying. I was so grateful to hear truth. Amos 8:11 speaks of a famine of hearing the word of the Lord. There is plenty of gospel being preached all over the United States (2 Cor. 11:4), but not much (that I can find) of God’s Word. I thank God for your ministry. It has been used of God to bless me beyond words.

Hernando, Florida

We have been so blessed by The Remnant. It has been a light to us in a dark world. We live in a very small town with no like-minded Christians around, so you can see why The Remnant might be a blessing. We always read it from front to back as soon as we get it. It then goes on a shelf with several other copies of The Remnant, so that we may read good literature at any time. Thank you so much for your ministry. May God open the heavens and pour out a blessing.

Ashton, Nebraska

We deeply appreciate all the articles and seek to use them to benefit the church here in China. We read and re-read everything and keep it for review. Daniel’s illustration with the U.S. embassy (May/June 2002, pg 32) was so apt—just one of the many things we can easily identify with in the missionary news. We’re praying for your ministry in the Lord.

Zhejiang, China

I am a reader of The Heartbeat of the Remnant. I have to say a word of thank you for the wonderful work that you are doing. The Lord is really touching our hearts through the written word—as such, I say your labor is not in vain.

Lanet, Kenya

Greetings from us here in the earthly Jerusalem. Brother Denny, it was six or seven years ago that I heard for the first time your cassettes about family life. From that time, year after year, I was in your congregation in my dreams and imaginations. But problems of life, finances and others avoid me from reaching Pennsylvania. There is always more than something in The Remnant that stirs my feelings and spiritual heart to such a degree that I feel that I miss the Lord Jesus so much.

All the Song of Songs, especially chapter five, becomes for me such a reality that I am bathed in tears again and again. Besides this is all the tension which comes from a nervous neighborhood, terror and conditions that make life even with Jesus a warfare that doesn’t stop day and night. It is a big comfort to receive The Remnant.

Please pray for us that we will keep the faith in the midst of chaos, rejoicing always and leading a holy life that the glory of the knowledge of our Lord will shine in our focus and be evident to everyone. God bless you.

Jerusalem, Israel

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Precious Letters from Our Readers. . The Heartbeat of The Remnant, September/October 2002 · Volume 8 · Number 5. Source pages 34–35.

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