Glenn Ahrens: (302) 761-3286

Glenn@ElShaddaiChristian.com

Glenn Ahrens: (302) 761-3286

Glenn@ElShaddaiChristian.com

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When Do We Start To “Train Up Our Child“?

In the Old Testament in the book of Proverbs Solomon’s advice to parents is to “train a child in the way he should go, and when he is old he will

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The Almost Christian

Growing up for the first twenty-five years of my life I was raised Quaker, also referred to as “The Society of Friends”. A little later I got marr

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The Old Quaker’s Paradox

An old Quaker advertised that he would give away 40 acres of good farmland to anyone who is perfectly satisfied with what he had. One day, a man seeki

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The Campfire of Christ

A while ago our youth group, Stepping Stones, went out to a fire pit we had in the field behind the church to make it ready so that we could use it

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No Limits - Are You A Daredevil?

Human beings have been craving the adrenaline rush since the first caveman dared the first lion to "catch me if you can." That's not to say that w

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The Olive Tree Metaphor

Here’s The Scripture;  But if some of the branches were broken off, and you, being a wild olive, were grafted in among them and became partaker

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What Does Prayer Mean in Hebrew

In our modern religious culture prayer is a communication between man and God. The Hebrew word for prayer literally means to "fall down to the grou

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The Unseen Clothes

In traveling across the United States with a Christian training company I have attended a lot of churches all over the country. One thing I have notic

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Christians; Separate from the World

Biblical separation is the recognition that God has called believers out of the world and into a personal and corporate purity in the midst of sinful

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The Meaning of Christ’s Crown of Thorns

In the story of Christ’s crucifixion, the Roman soldiers placed a crown of thorns on Jesus’s head to mock him because he was known as “the King

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