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A Dwelling Place - Together we Build!
As we draw towards utilizing our period of Strength and Stretch, it is not a time to become "weary in well-doing," or lax in our pursuit of what G'd has for us. Please continue to push and press towards the end. As many have expressed already, "this time will extend beyond January for them, because it has been more than a fast, is a lifestyle shift! KAVOD Glory". Continue to expose your heart to Yeshua...allowing Him to heal wounds and cleanse your Spirit. We are excited about the testimonies and miracles we have witnessed and the obvious heart changes of each person connected to this ministry.
This ministry has purpose! We are going to grow and move by leaps and bounds as resources continue to be released and we stay focused on the CROSS! We must move together. And maintain a focus on HIM and His Kingdom! Only what you do for G’d will last. When you look like Him you attract people, simply because you are the salt of the earth.
We have heard the instructions concerning worship and we are extending our Sunday Worship times outside of our Saturday Court. Our Sunday morning Tabernacle will begin on February 6, 2010 at 1000 am. Join us for a time of fellowship and the Yeshua's order of worship. It is our prayer and heart’s desire that each of you walk out your life with conviction. Its teaching and instruction that will make the difference in all of our lives.
No this that fact, Adonai will bless and keep you and His face will shine upon you and show you great favor. Adonai will lift up His face toward you and give you great peace...Numbers 6:24-26.
Shalom!
Pastor D. Nurse
Worship Times:
The Court: Saturday 0900 am - 1230 pm
Tabernacle: Sunday 10:00 am & 8:30 pm
Tuesday Corporate Prayer Call 9:00 pm
Dial-in Number: (218) 844-8230
Access Code: 100569
Tabernacle- Teaching and Instructions: Thursday 8:30 pm
Details concerning our ministry log on to: www.cnicministries.org
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Health and Wellness
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Positive Self-Talk Leads to Success
Good Things Come to Those Who Believe
-- By Leanne Beattie, Health and Motivation Writer
 Most people are naturally motivated—even excited—when they begin a new exercise routine or adopt a healthier diet. You’ve got your goals set, a plan to reach them, and nothing can get in your way!
But as time goes by, the novelty wears off and your optimistic attitude can give way to feelings of doubt and dissatisfaction. Or even worse, you start comparing yourself with everyone else, mentally beating yourself up for not being as “good” or successful as they are. These negative thoughts and feelings are especially common when you’re not seeing results despite your hard work.
Sure, it’s much easier to fill your head with negative self-talk than it is to give yourself a mental pep talk. But the latter is exactly what you need to do in order to stay on track.
What you think about while you exercise, for example, affects whether or not you’ll finish today’s, tomorrow’s and even next week’s workout. If you can focus on the positives instead of the flaws when you look in the gym mirrors, you’ll be more likely to keep your appointment with the treadmill. But when your thoughts are negative or you’re comparing your thighs with someone else’s, you’re more likely to feel insecure and unmotivated, which means you’ll stop early and maybe not show up tomorrow. Researchers agree.
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Heart of the Pastor 2010:
Jesus – Yeshua: He is the celebration,
He is the light of the world, He is our Fireworks and He is the explosion of Love in our Heart! Happy New Year! We welcome 2010! We embrace the vision that God has opened for us in the days to come! Whether you are present or with another assembly we join our hearts with yours to bless God for what has past and what is yet to come As we gather together and watch the splendor of fireworks, the beauty of white light all over the nations, let us not forget the relevance and reality this display brings to Christ. He is the true light of the world and as we take time to examine our lives and start a new path take a moment to consider these things.
Matt 9:17; Mk 2:22; Lk 5:37-39
Luke 5:37-38 No one puts new wine into old wineskins, or else the new wine will burst the skins, and it will be spilled, and the skins will be destroyed. But new wine must be put into fresh wineskins, and both are preserved. No man having drunk old wine immediately desires new, for he says, ‘The old is better.’
Take this time to examine your life. This is not only for your health and wellness; it is for your focus and freedom. It’s time to examine ones house, determine the repairs and make arrangements for the renovation. Let’s take a good look at our foundation, our frame and our wiring. We are being called out to truly serve, are you ready? Our sole purpose is for Kingdom Building. We are here to disciple others to Christ. Join us as we endeavor to fulfill this commitment, truth needs no advocate and we can make a difference one step at time, inch by inch. Rabbi Ralph Messer has declared this year “Multiplication by Honor”, we stand with him as we embrace the teaching and instructions that are making a "real difference" in our lives today and changing our future for generations.
Again Happy New Year!
Shalom
Pastor D. Nurse
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 According to Wikipedia: Winter is the coldest season of the year, between autumn and spring. It has the shortest days and longest nights. As we experience the seasons physically it is a natural progression to take time to examine one's life. Often times we forget to be still. Even in this picture creation appears to be still. Yet deep in the root of the trees and the earth there is life awaiting it's explosion into spring!
To survive the harshness of winter, many animals have developed different behavioral and morphological adaptations for overwintering:
- Migration is a common effect of winter upon animals, notably birds. However, the majority of birds do not migrate—the cardinal and European Robin, for example. Some butterflies also migrate seasonally.
- Hibernation is a state of reduced metabolic activity during the winter. Some animals "sleep" during winter and only come out when the warm weather returns; e.g., gophers, frogs, snakes, and bats.
- Some animals store food for the winter and live on it instead of hibernating completely. This is the case for squirrels, beavers, skunks, badgers, and raccoons.
- Some Annual plants never survive the winter. Other annual plants require winter cold to complete their life cycle, this is known as vernalization. As for perennials, many small ones profit from the insulating effects of snow by being buried in it. Larger plants, particularly deciduous trees, usually let their upper part go dormant, but their roots are still protected by the snow layer.
Summary: Just like the animals and plants, all nature/creation are filled with examples of rest, growth and living. We can learn from this. Examine your ministry, life, family, and your walk. Our push in the coming year has to be a renewed interest in evangelism and discipleship. We are pushed and pressed to tell others about our Yeshua-Jesus Christ. We invite you to prepare for Stretch and Strengthing January 2010.
Blessings:
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Just as Yeshua chose his disciples, don't we too have the liberty to choose our friends? We don't always choose the right one's; however there is a true measure of a friend. Live well and Live right you wil find that someone. They will be close partners with the word Love. Love is a command and is a must in this walk. The word love falls off the lips of so many who pass thru the doors of our existance. A true friend is someone who will love for a lifetime, and one who will "cherish and like" for an eternity! Key word is LIKE! Don't just blow your heart into the wind, give it a destination so that it can be followed. Choose your friends carefully, trials and tests are the best catalyst and will accurately measure the value and existance of a "TRUE FRIEND". Be Well.... Shalom Lady Michelle 
