Part four of Street Evangelist Tom Alexander’s sermon at New Beginnings Christian Church, The Tree of Life and the Fruit of the Spirit.
Cross Walk Bakersfield and Cross Walk California: The beginning of a very long and on-going cross walk throughout the cities and towns of California, an Endless Easter safari of following the Son and sharing the Good News about Jesus Christ’s awesome and magnificent resurrection. On August 31, 2006, local history was made when Street Evangelist Tom Alexander completed a six-month journey cross-walking every major and sub-major street throughout greater Bakersfield. Because each street, boulevard, road, lane, highway, etc. was actually cross-walked twice in round-trip segments averaging eight miles per day, Monday through Friday and at least two Saturdays each month, the cross-walk took six months. Read on »
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Part three of Street Evangelist Tom Alexander’s sermon at New Beginnings Christian Church, The Tree of Life and the Fruit of the Spirit.
Part two of Street Evangelist Tom Alexander’s sermon at New Beginnings Christian Church, The Tree of Life and the Fruit of the Spirit.
The video from Street Evangelist Tom Alexander’s sermon, The Tree of Life and the Fruit of the Spirit, at New Beginnings Christian Church is now on Youtube. Here is Part 1.
This Is The Type Of The Greening Of California And America We Don't Want To See Take Place In Our State Or Nation.
Tetrahydrocannabinol. THC for short. The truth is, if marijuana didn’t contain THC, nobody would be smoking it, much less trying to legalize or medicalize it. After all, the real purpose in smoking pot is not to treat the symptoms of a serious illness, but to get high.
The overwhelming majority of young people don’t have terminally-advanced AIDS or cancer. There is not one medically sound reason for a normal and healthy individual to smoke marijuana for medicinal purposes. Again, the real reason for smoking pot is to get high because the individual simply doesn’t want to cope with or experience the mental and psychological discomfort of what are really normal and everyday problems and situations. Read the rest of this entry »
