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
Dear Remnant Magazine,
Enclosed is a contribution for your godly magazine. I have been especially blessed with the articles about the woman’s role in marriage. May God richly bless you all for speaking the truth in this day of compromise.
Pennsylvania
Dear Remnant
Thank you for the article on the Sin of Gambling by Mose Stoltzfus, I work with several people that claim to be Christians, seems like all if not most of them gamble. I live near the North Carolina and South Carolina state line. Recently South Carolina approved a state run Lottery, most of those I work with purchase tickets on a regular basis. Most of these that gamble are of the Baptist faith, they cannot accept that scriptures teach against gambling. I wrote an editorial recently about the guy that won the big dollar lottery an was going to give a tithe on his winning. Not one of the churches mentioned to get money said anything about gambling being a sin. What has happened to what use to be holiness churches? I thank God, for a people that will call sin what it is.
North Carolina
Our family received the Jan/Feb ‘03 issue in the mail some months ago and we were so blessed by the Godly content. The article on the Chinese house churches was extremely convicting. It made us all realize how blessed we are in this country and encouraged us to cry out to God in our various needs. The article entitled “The Kingdom of Heaven Suffereth Violence” was also a wonderful blessing. Personally, It made me realize the seriousness of the Christian walk and helped me see the importance of being ‘violent’ in order to receive God’s blessing on my life. I would love to continue receiving this remarkable resource.
Florida
Dear beloved,
Thank you, for that good work that you and the Charity Ministry is doing. I have been blessed by both your tapes and the Remnant. It has been now many years since receiving your tapes and magazine.
I have discovered that many people that come to my home library love to pick your tapes and “The Remnant” magazine. Many express to me how greatly they have been blessed. They have also expressed a desire to have such a church or ministry here in Kenya. One that could deliver the same clear word that you are giving out by your tapes, and magazine.
Kenya
Dear Remnant,
First off, I want to thank you from the bottom of my heart for sending me the Remnant. It is a very good magazine. I read and enjoy it very much. I think my niece in Louisiana had it sent to me. I wanted to write you a let you know that God is here on Death Row in Texas. This is where I have really found Him, and He guides me and teaches me things I could have never learned in the free world. But what is the free world? It is being with Jesus every day of your life. That’s what being free is to me here on Death Row. I have been on Death Row for five years now.
As I look to our creator for guidance, I know that love is only found in truth that comes from the heart. Miracles are a fact of life and so it is with this belief that I pray for the opportunity to regain my freedom and truly be that positive and productive person God has made me to be
Texas
This letter is a letter of confession and request for prayer. After reading the youth corner I must confess my own lack. The power and anointing in my life is not there. I don’t think it was ever there at the depth written about by the young sister. My heart is glad for her for the victory that she received, but my heart is sad for the loss in my own life. I have walked long enough to know the love of God, the power of God, and the resources that are available to the believer, but I am not there now. Prayer is the real battlefield for me. So many of us walk with theory and no reality. So I ask you my brothers and sisters, to remember this little brother in Wisconsin. The desire and commitment is there but the legs are feeble and the enemy has too much territory. There is no anointing here today.
PS Thank God He has brought the Remnant into my home.
Wisconsin
