Christian Adventures International - McNulty Ministries

The world captured my heart again. As we wrap up meetings in New Jersey today I was very touched by the world focus this church has continued to maintain over the years. It was good to my soul to see the representatives from every region of the world come forth last night and give a personal invitation in their own language to come to their nations that are waiting.

We need to put a face on these places and recognize that so many sit in darkness while we carry such a bright light. The foods of the world were then eaten and we celebrated the uniqueness of every culture. Jesus is the unifier of mankind and it is good to remind ourselves of His great desire to see us as one. Revelations says all nations will stand before the throne. As we celebrate the birth of Jesus let us remember that God sent Him to save all humanity from the condition they were in and put a face on who God is. Jesus said: “If you have seen me you have seen the father”. We confidently come to God because we see Him in the life , words, and works of Jesus.

In the same way I will continue to put a face on the nations of the world so we can relate to them. They are beautiful but they are without the savior. We care about what we know about. When we know them then we have them in our hearts and we can fulfill God’s desire to help, heal, and give hope to in an empty world.

May each church focus on the face of the nations once this year and may each believer commit to be a light in their world.

And this gospel of the kingdom shall be preached in the whole world for a testimony unto all the nations; and then shall the end come.
[Matthew 24;14]

Yours in Global Evangelism
Kevin
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Jesus was not just another Light; He is the Light of the world.

BECAUSE HE IS IN ME I am a reflection on that light, not a new light.  We do not need to minimize His light but maximize our reflection of His glory through our words and actions. Jesus said not to hide our light under a bushel.

Palestinian homes were generally dark, having no electricity and only one small window. Their light consisted of a lamp which was a bowl filled with oil that had a wick. With no matches or lighters it was hard to light the lamp, so they did not put it out and instead kept it hidden under a bushel or vessel when they left the house. Jesus wants us to shine more than just in our home.  Our light is stronger than solar energy, so let it shine wherever and forever! It is always the guy with the flashlight that leads the troup down the trail. That light we have is illumination of truth that keeps us out of the ditches and hazards on the side of the road. Why is every Christian who is walking in fellowship with Jesus a natural born leader? Because they have a Global positioning system in them that can pick up God’s signal from anywhere on the globe. This insight does no good if you refuse to stand up. It’s hard to lead if you do not want to go to the front. Recognize your insight and save those around you from the ditch.

Jesus says of us:  “We are the light of the world”

I say: “My light attracts the world wherever I go”

Yours in World Harvest,
Kevin