

| Rob was born and raised in Denver Colorado and was taught religious instructions from the late pastor, Dr. Benjamin D. Morgan. Over the years, Rob has moved and traveled throughout Europe, Asia and Africa, where he spent most of his time with the locals in these Countries learning their customs. While abroad, he served on missions providing humanitarian aid to Africa and the former Soviet Union and rescue missions in other Countries. During this time abroad, he learned of many cultured lifestyles and various religions. Upon returning to the US in 1999, he began to put the gifts and blessing that God had given him to work. Since then, he has been involved in continuous study and the direct word of God. Rob has been committed to teaching the word of God to people through community outreach programs, jailhouse ministries and church programs. Having experienced and learned much, he is qualified to serve in the position God has given him. Although he feels that the details of his life or a person’s denomination are not important, he deems it very significant in doing the will of God in Christ and teaching others. He wishes to help those who are too busy living for themselves and looking to their own future, by assisting in taking time to do the will of God. |
| Common Ground The other day while in the grocery store, a woman struck a conversation with my wife and then me. She went on to talk about her Christian faith and talked about how people needing to know Christ. My wife told her about our faith and our love for God. She gave my wife a track from her church and invited us to come visit some time. My wife explained that we believed in the Biblical Sabbath and that we attended church during that time. The lady then made a comment saying that it did not matter what day a person worshipped and called the Sabbath. I informed her that the Bible never says that it does not matter what day a person calls Sabbath, and Jesus kept the Sabbath even through death. I explained to her that there are two spirits in this world: One being God's and one being other than God's. I said that the Spirit of God never tells us to do contrary to what God has directed. She then said that Christians should put aside their differences, agree on common ground, and come together. It is because of this conversation that I write. In this Country, Christianity dominates all other religions. Yet, we are a Country that has some of the worse ill-moral standards. While we consider ourselves Christian, we are a faith that is known to compromise the word of God for the sake of being a Christian. Like a politician calling someone in their same party rogue, but are quick to give leeway for that person for the sake of the party. While there is no importance in a name, what is important is to allow God to lead our lives according to the life He kept. While Christians are too quick to take one scripture and turn it into church doctrine, they are least likely to abandon their cultural ties in exchange for the full word of God. As Christianity grows in numbers, our moral standards continue to be eroded or are exchanged for more important things. (Or at least things that we believe are important, or important to us.) We are a proud people who have been wrongly taught the word Christianity equates to be accepted by God. |


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