Sinobach @sinbach@dingdash.com

Psa 141:5 NET2 May the godly strike me in love and correct me! May my head not refuse choice oil! Indeed, my prayer is a witness against their evil deeds. #correctisgood

You don't want to miss the importance of this video!
Christ's Mandate for Missions (501c3) President Jorge Parrott interviews Capt. Roger hill and LTC Erhan Bedestani fought in Afghanistan. Working together with trusted CMM friends after the US withdrawal in August, CMM has helped free over 500 Afghans fleeing death. Learn about the rescue by friends of CMM to save the Moz family, including members who were helping US troops for almost 20 years.
https://youtu.be/7-Ef7sfePEQ

@sinbach thanks for sharing! Very interesting! Jordan is smarter than most of us... I am happy that he uses his intelligence wisely.

Ice skating on a frozen lake in Finland.

You heard of elf on the Shelf, Get ready for #apologetics on the Skeptics! Resolving Nine "#Christmas" alleged #Bible Contradictions the skeptics bring up: https://bit.ly/2WMQ5l6

@sinbach @bethany you are so funny with your teasings! 😂

@tanjaostman @sinbach to be fair I brought it on myself. I shouldn't have told him. (and let it be known I STILL refuse to accept that he's right)

Oh the blood of Jesus! 🙌🏻🙏🏻

Last night we participated in a house church meeting in our city, hosted by a man who is considered "controversial" by others, incl christians (even pastors), because he is vocal about his opinions (against c-vax and c-passports, same sex marriages etc). Nobody was wearing masks, nobody was vaxed, we were hugging, we were eating together. The host was so happy and enthusiastic, and didn't want it to end, so we were going on for 5 hours (!), which is very uncommon in Scandinavia. We are not allowed to Christmas concerts in churches in our city without c-passports. So we enjoyed the fellowship with others that are turned away from churches. Somehow I felt like a rebellion - participating in a "forbidden" underground house church meeting (even if it wasn't forbidden or underground). 😀 It was far from ordinary 1-2 hrs Sunday morning services. We kept going for 5 hours, eating, praying, singing, sharing, discussing... PS. I warmly recommend the book in the picture.