It's Better to Give

It’s Better to Give than to Receive

While many were relaxing and enjoying the holiday season, several of our students took the advantage of the time off of studying to do evangelism and give out of the overflow of what they’ve received here at CPN. We had a group that went to Amazons and served in several of the communities there! Also others put on a Christmas event with food and worship for the homeless with our newly founded program, Adopt a Friend, and still others dedicated time to serve in their home churches.

Graduate Jhonatan Barragan helped orchestrate the 80k conference held in his home church in Girardot, Colombia. The vision of this event was to equip the believers of Girardot with a goal to spread the gospel to reach 80,000 within the city. 

Our worship director, Héctor Sandoval, was the main worship leader of the event and was accompanied by a few of our students!

We love to see our students serve in their communities and thrive in their giftings!


Héctor Arrieta was asked to preach at his church during his first week home! 

Héctor has an amazing heart with so much passion for the word of God. His preaching was called Right from the Start and focused on the weariness of every day life. He gave an invitation to reset the way of living and thinking to be in line with our incredible Father. 

Many were healed from back problems, headaches, and there was even a woman whose leg grew out!


“Declare His glory among the nations, His wonders among all peoples.” Psalms 96:3




Written by:
Rebekah Hall




Comments

Post a Comment

Popular posts from this blog

Tired Of Fighting Alone?

Image
How are YOU doing... today ?   As a result of the pandemic situation, many people have found themselves fighting some type of battle - and many of them were fighting all ALONE.   IN OUR CASE ...   the Lord had us start the project for the Christian School about 4 years ago.  There are a lot of people affected by the project and many families counting on it for their children.  Last week, we got to a point where it looked like it would be impossible to see the fulfillment of that project.  It looked like it could be finished.  We want to share some ideas on how we were able to walk through the despair of feeling like we were about to lose everything.  1.  PEACE -  Recently I (Jerry) caught myself in "just hang on and survive" gear... but God got in my face and reminded us that He LEADS me by His peace .  Satan wants to DRIVE us compulsively , but God wants to DRAW us compassionately .  I know it sounds too s...
Read more

A Ministry of Multiplication

Image
Leo Grisales, Christ for the Nations graduate who is dedicated to a ministry of multiplication. There are two things that have marked my life says Leo, “ there was my life before and after I accepted Christ as my Savior and there was my life before and after I studied at Christ for the Nations Colombia”.  Leo has a degree in Systems Engineering and had planned to study at Christ for the Nations to solidify his walk with God as he worked as a Systems Engineer.  During his time at the institute, he received several prophesies saying he would be going to the nations.  It was a foreign thought to him but after his first missions trip, he knew he was called full time to the nations to raise up workers for the kingdom of God. Leo graduated from Christ for the Nations Colombia 4 years ago.  Since then, he founded JUMP ministry, he has traveled to 8 nations, ministered to over 20,000 people, has formed ministry teams in four nations, written a book, built ...
Read more

Anointing Before Character

Image
David recently returned to Colombia from a mission trip to Mexico.   He shared his testimony in Mexico that impacted both Christians and non-Christians.   It is amazing to see how God uses him despite having been kidnapped by his father, living in fear of the law, and losing his mother at the age of 12. When David was about 2 years old, his father kidnapped him to try and get money from his grandfather.   His father was caught and went to jail for two years until David’s mother dropped the charges and asked him into their lives again.   His father moved in with his other “wife” and the two women, their children, and his father lived together. David’s family moved often to avoid being caught by the law.   David says that he feared police officers because his family was always hiding from them. David’s mother died when he was 12 years old.   Now, David is thankful that his grandparents fought for and gained custody of him, but a...
Read more