Asin at Ilaw – Changing One Life at a Time
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Written by Nenette Pacoli, Regional Director for GNPI-Philippines

When we started Asin at Ilaw (Salt and Light) in 1994, we couldn’t decide who our audience would be:  Christians—meaning those who already have a personal relationship with our Lord Jesus Christ, or non-Christians—meaning those who just knew about Jesus but didn’t have their lives surrendered to Him. We finally settled on...

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The Philippines, Typhoons and 500 Episodes!
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On September 26, 2009 typhoon Ketsana hit the country of the Philippines. During the days that followed nearly 300 lives would be lost and damages mounted into the hundreds of millions of dollars. Fortunately, Nenette Pacoli reported that her house and the GNPI studio were not affected. As the clean up continues weeks later, a growing need emerges of expanding the office in the Philippines. Why? Not because of flood damage, but of the impending “spiritual collateral losses.”


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Idolatry!
By Tom Nutt on

Since the beginning of time people have struggled with images that are representations of gods. These images have been made from every type of material available, every shape and size imaginable, some having been made with great sacrifice and wealth. The difference between a carving or statue and an idol is the motive by which it is viewed.

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Change Begins With Me
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written by Nenette Pacoli, Regional Director, GNPI-Philippines

It’s true. We all need some affirmation some time or another. And believe me, I’ve asked the Lord many, many times if I was on the right track – even if I knew I was exactly where He wanted me. And the Lord answered in very unexpected ways.

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