Mountain Tribes Ministries

02/10/2023

The grass withers and the flowers fall, but the word of our God endures forever. . .

25/02/2021

If anyone is in Christ, the new creation has come: The old has gone, the new is here. 2 Corinthians 5:17
When we come to God with life shattered, whether by others wrongdoings or by our own, God takes our broken hearts and makes new: "If anyone is in Christ . . . the old has gone, the new is here." Christ's love and life breaks into the cycles of our past, giving us a new future. And it doesn't end there! Throughout our lives, we can find hope and strength in what God has done and continues to do in us - each and every moment.
-Our Daily Bread

24/09/2015

Thank you Lord....

07/07/2015

Jesus Loves the little Children.
God bless Mountain Tribes Ministries

07/07/2015

Pastor Nas Silava and Mina Rimando, thank you so much for your support of our future leaders.Glory to God for your life.Subjects for today.OLD TESTAMENT SURVEY, BIBLE DOCTRINE, SPIRITUAL MATURITY & PRAISE n WORSHIP.

07/05/2015

We Mountain Tribes Church are praying for missionaries out there to visit us and teaching us about Jesus Christ.
We are hungry and thirsty for God..and we more and more of Jesus.

12/03/2015

God will bless you mountain tribes ministry

27/02/2015

To God belongs all glory and honor!

27/02/2015

31/08/2014

Love .......

27/09/2013

05/03/2012

Mean What you Say

“My Christian brothers, do not swear. Do not use heaven or earth or anything else to swear by. If you mean yes, say yes. If you mean no, say no. You will be guilty for saying anything more.”
- James 5:12 (NLV)

Remember when people said what they meant? Maybe you didn't like it, but you understood what they meant, and you knew they meant it. The word "cool" meant somewhere between warm and cold, and if you said, "wicked good," someone would've asked which one it was. It seems like straightforward speech is going out the way of the horse and carriage. The Bible tells us, "Let your 'Yes' be yes, and your 'No,' no." In other words, mean what you say and say what you mean. Failing to do so damages relationships. We avoid saying "no" or we say "yes: when we don't want to, out of the fear of rejection. And what are the results?
(1) We live with stress, anger or resentment over feeling mistreated by others. (2) Our life becomes a classic double-bind where we feel trapped whichever way we go: "If I say no, you'll be mad at me; if I don't, I'll be mad at myself and you!" So we stay stuck in our own pressurized trap. (3) The other person will never know how we really feel, or understand why we act as we do. Unless you say what you feel, you'll never get what you need from others. People don't change, until you change how you interact with them. (4) Your choice to avoid what you fear is what makes you a victim, not other people's words or actions. (5) You become part of the problem, surrendering to others the power God gave you to determine your own direction and set your own boundaries. So start saying what you mean, whether it is "yes" or "no!"