Discipleship
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Gratitude: The Superpower that brings Contentment…
There is a battle going on in our minds continually: between our ego and the will of God. It’s an ancient battle that saw the world fall into sin and away from God. It’s no wonder that we feel so discontent, anxious and worried about so many things. Following Jesus is the only path that… Continue reading
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You Shall Share and Share Alike—in His Reward
It’s a truism, isn’t it, that from our view point, others never seem to have it as hard as we do; we often struggle to see things from another’s perspective. King David’s axiom to share and share alike, still holds true… Continue reading
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God’s Best at Your Worst
It’s funny how the Lord works through us when we least expect it and quite frankly momentarily would prefer not to be… He doesn’t need us to be at our ‘humanly’ best, He will use us now, in whatever condition we find ourselves in… Continue reading
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The Secret Place of His Presence
Where do we go when we are short of resources? If we are hungry we go to the fridge. If we are thirsty we go to the tap. If we need help, advice or a listening ear we might go to a friend. What if we are drained of energy, enthusiasm, or joy? What if… Continue reading
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Finding Our Way In the Dark
The future is a dark place, simply because we haven’t been there yet and it is revealed to us as we walk into it. Therefore, it is important for us to grasp that how ever much we might plan for the future, thankfully, we can only ever see what’s right in front of us and… Continue reading
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Sunday Takeaways—Keep Going
Life can be pretty hard sometimes and trying to fulfil the calling upon our lives can seem endless and fruitless, but keep going and continue to fulfil the ‘ministry’ God has placed before you… Continue reading
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A Change of Heart
Forgiveness is at the very heart of Christianity – beginning with Christ, as God forgave our sins through Him – but forgiveness is difficult, even for the Christian, as it is so counterintuitive to our old nature and the cultural norm. As Christians, our outward actions should always reflect the inner heart change that Jesus… Continue reading
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Sunday Takeaways—Navel Gazing: The Right Perspective?
“The service commenced and as soon as the first hymn/song was announced I began to well up. We started to sing, and in that way that happens on occasion – your life, your feelings and the moment collide and collude to hit you where you’re at.” Continue reading
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Sit, Walk, Stand in Every Spiritual Blessing
One of the most fundamental things for a Christian to grasp is who they have become in Christ. We can easily see the benefits of being in Christ: eternal security through the forgiveness of sins, a relationship with the living God and the hope that sustains us through our earthy pilgrimage, but what is it… Continue reading
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In the Storm – Peace, Be Still
Are you ever accused of not having enough faith when life gets tough? Are you in the middle of a storm and long for calm. Do you long for peace in the midst of chaos? Jesus wants us to learn to trust Him and not be afraid, despite what may be happening in our lives!… Continue reading
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Worshipping at the High Places
Worship can take many forms but the stipulation from Scripture is to worship in ‘Spirit and in Truth’. There is, however a danger of us committing idol worship. There can also be a tendency for us to add something to the simple worship of God. Let’s see what Manasseh, King of Israel did once he… Continue reading
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Left To Our Own Devices?
During the Covid19 lockdown period many of us had a lot of time on our hands. I don’t know about you but I made many plans to catch up on all the things I complain I don’t usually have the time to do. It’s surprising how difficult it can sometimes be to motivate ourselves to… Continue reading
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Who’s on the Throne?
Sometimes, I think we can switch between being like Saul, or being like David, as we navigate our walk through the Christian life. Where is your heart today? Do you trust and seek the Lord in all things, or are you content doing your own thing? Continue reading
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Be Angry or Be Still?
When we feel unjustly treated, we often grumble and lash out. Psalm 4:4-5 helps us to find a better way… Continue reading
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Strong Roots
What do you have strong roots in? Watch this video “Hope Beyond Coronavirus” : https://youtu.be/KoQMg4-u-wU Continue reading
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Commonly Misused Scripture – “I Stand at the door and knock”
Which picture is more accurate to the intended meaning of Revelation 3:20? Will you let Him in? Continue reading
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Thank you for your kind words of encouragement Ruth, love to you all…
Another excellent article Paul. I especially like the scriptures you have put in too. Thank you for your encouraging word…
It occurred to me that you could almost write the same article for Easter, but of course Christmas seems to…
Yes, that’s a great question to ask. It would expose a persons worldview pretty quickly and give you a a…
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Wonderful Paul! Thank you for sharing 🥰🥰 Sent from Outlook for Androidhttps://aka.ms/AAb9ysg