1. Click here to read.
   "The Missionay Son Who Found Redemption in Timbuktu."
2. Click here to read. "Why God Used D.L. Moody."
3. Click here to read. "Slave."
4. Click here to read. "Others May but You Cannot"

Here are some great links:

1. "MY TESTIMONY"

Esword.net - FREE BIBLE COMPUTER SOFTWARE DOWNLOAD!! Downloadable bible with all kinds of awesome features, tools and other stuff. Bibles, Commentaries, Dictionaries, Devotionals, and all kinds of study helps. Really cool and its free.!!

SermonIndex.com - They have compiled a huge collection of sermons. Excellent site.

Newwineonline.com - This is the link to the church of which I am a member. There are all kinds of online articles and streaming audio files.

Fireonthealtar.com - This is an awesome site with all sorts of sermons, music, compilations, and video clips. --"Highly recommended!"

FuegodeDios.Com (Fire of God) - Recordings of Pastor David Hogan of Freedom Ministries. Powerful messages!

Livingwaters.com - Ray Comfort's site. Evangelism... witnessing... fulfilling the Great Commission... What does it all mean?

Fathersglory.com - Recordings, video, from Ravenhill, Hogan, and others.

The Price of a Coconut. - An excellent true story about giving by O. L. King

--BELOW ARE SOME COMPILATIONS OF MUSIC MIXED WITH EXCERPTS FROM SERMONS--

"Everyone Needs to do Nursery" click here to listien. - A compilation about 10 minutes long. Preaching from Paris Reidhead. Our works cannot get us into the Kingdom of God. Song Me Robaste el Corazón. Very nice.

"Pride" click here to listien. - Another compilation. What is the source of most of our problems?

"The Perverse Spirit" click here to listien. - A very interesting compilation. A perverse spirit is a rebellious spirit. The teaching is from Dr. Bill Null a now retired doctor who spends his time ministering at the Lake Hamilton Bible Camp in Hot Springs, AR. Click here to visit their web site.

"How Do You Become Deceived" click here to listien. - Another compilation with teaching from Dr. Bill Null

1. "More Compilations"

During the years when slavery was legal in the United States, a gentleman happened upon a slave-bidding in a crowed street. The man paused to observe the activities. As he watched from the edge of the crowd, he saw one slave after another led to a platform, their arms and legs shackled with ropes as if they were animals. Displayed before the jeering crowd, they were auctioned off, one by one. Some onlookers would inspect the "merchandise", grabbing disrespectfully at the women, examining the muscular arms of the men. The gentleman studied the group of slaves waiting nearby. He paused when he saw a young girl standing at the back. Her eyes were filled with fear. She looked so frightened. He hesitated for a moment and then disappeared briefly. When he returned, the auctioneer was about to start the bidding for the young girl he had noticed beforehand.

As the auctioneer opened the bidding, the gentleman shouted out a bid that was twice the amount of any other selling price offered that day. There was silence for an instance, and then the gavel fell as, "sold to the gentleman" was heard. The gentleman stepped forward, making his way through the crowd. He waited at the bottom of the steps as the young girl was led down to her new owner.

The rope which bound her was handed to the man, who accepted it without saying nothing. The young girl stared at the ground. Suddenly she looked up and spit in his face. Silently, he reached for a handkerchief and wiped the spittle from his face. He smiled gently at the young girl and said, "follow me". She followed him reluctantly. As they reached the edge of the crowd, he continued to a nearby area where each deal was closed legally.

When a slave was set free, legal documents, called manumission papers, were necessary. The gentleman paid the purchase price and signed the necessary documents. When the transaction was complete, he turned to the young girl and presented the documents to her. Startled, she looked at him with uncertainty. Her narrowed eyes asked, what are you doing? The gentlemen responded to her questioning look. He said, "Here, take these papers. I bought you to make you free. As long as you have these papers in your possession, no man can ever make you a slave again.

The girl looked into his face. What was happening? There was silence. Slowly, she said, "You bought me, to make me free?" "You bought me, to make me free?" As she repeated this phrase over and over, the significance of what had just happened became more and more real to her. "You bought me, to make me free?" Was it possible that a stranger had just granted her freedom and never again could she be held in bondage and servitude to any man? As she began to grasp the significance of the documents which she now held in her hand, she fell to her knees and wept at the gentleman's feet. Through her tears of joy and gratitude, she said, "You bought me, to make me free....I'll serve you forever!"