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Fellowship in Cape Town, South Africa

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CDJ:
Hi Arcturus,

Thanks for the popping in and saying hi :) I usually try and be online anything from 5 oclock.

100kays north? I'm not in tune with all the new names, but that would be in the region between Pta and Warmbaths (?Bela-Bela?)?

Regards
CDJ

rrammfcitktturjsp:
CDJ,

  Welcome to the forum.  Glad to see you.  Hope to see you around.  As you are proabably aware there are great people here as well as great things to learn.  Buckle up, and glad to have you aboard.

  Sincerely,



  Anne C. McGuire

 

hebrewroots98:
Hello CDJ,
I am so glad that you finally found us!  May your spirit be lifted in the halls of this forum; may God show you things that you have never seen before and overfill your heart with joy in Him.  We are like minded here...you are the member of the body of Christ that we had been missing!  Jump on in and enjoy!  I'm looking forward toheraing from you. :D

Deborah-Leigh:
Hello CDJ

I live in a beautiful place in the hills of Magaliesburg. do you know it? Where do you stay. I have a sister land brother living in Cape Town in Somerset West and Houtbay. My other sister lives in George.

Peace to you

Arcturus :)

CDJ:
Good morning,

Thank you again for all the warm welcomes - like-minded people are hard to find.

I have been quiet for a while, reason being, because I'm going through all the studies - actually planning to start the Lake of Fire Series again, as one of my friends started doing it as well. I'm probably not one to teach anyone, but I've spoken to another friend of mine regarding meeting once a week, and going through the Series - can the Series be discussed in a group or should each individual read it in their own personal time?

I'm so greatful for coming to know the Truth, because it leaves confusion out. Many Christians out there have a confused battle going on, because things aren't well understood (if not at all), and the answer seems always to be "We're not supposed to know" or "Don't dig too deep".

I'll give an example; Over the weekend I did something stupid and I know it was wrong. I shouldn't have crossed that border, but I did. What happened? I was disciplined immediatly and I knew it was of God. God let something bad happen to me, because I was in the wrong, in order for me to grow spiritually to overcome that wrong in my life. Now, I don't want to do it again, and God has blocked that one door in my life. It was very humbling. I thanked God for His will being done in that situation, because for the past couple of weeks I've been praying regarding the matter, and by faith I knew God would do something, because it is written. The Truth is comforting :-)

Hi Arcturus. Yes, I know the Magaliesberg. It's a long mountain range. My mom stays in Hartebeespoort, where it runs through. I stay on the Blouberg side of Cape Town.

Thank you hebrewroots98 - sometimes your spirit has to experience the down sides, in order to be lifted. Mine is a bit down at the moment, but I'm comforted by the fact, that it's for my own (and other people's) good.

"Thy will be done..." :-)

Humbly
CDJ

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