Trust
-
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
-
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
-
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
-
Mission Ready—Let God Lead (4/5)

It can be very tempting when engaging in ministry to get ahead of yourself, where the temptation is to ‘hit the ground running’, but, if we limit ourselves to our own efforts and imagination and work within our own comfort zone, we do exactly that: we limit ourselves and will fall short of what He… Continue reading
-
Mission Ready—Preparing the Heart – in The Wilderness (3/5)

In order to get us to the place where we can completely rely upon God and trust in His Word, our hearts must be prepared… The third article in the series Mission Ready… More in the series: https://notrecommendedforministry.wordpress.com/tag/missions/ Continue reading
-
Mission Ready—God Equips the Called (2/5)

In the last article I tried to reassure us that when God calls a person to a specific work, the calling is unmistakeable. Notwithstanding this certainty, even once called we can still be plagued by a feeling of inadequacy: will we have the ability to carry out that which we have been called to do?… Continue reading
-
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
-
Alone in the Struggle?

“Only a couple of times in my life have I ever felt so alone that I wanted to give up the fight…” Continue reading
-
The Hope of the Final Trumpet Call

While life can often feel like a battleground – with all its ups and downs and struggles – we can live with real hope, knowing that one day, we will be with our Lord Jesus when the consummation of all our hopes are finally satisfied. Read more on Hope: https://walking-with-the-word.com/2019/12/25/overview-luke-24-theres-always-hope/ Continue reading
-
Be Assured, not ‘Worked’ Up? Having Assurance of your Faith

Some Christians question their assurance of salvation based on whether they said the right words when they prayed to receive Christ. So, what are we to rely upon, and how are we to be saved? https://youtu.be/C_TTVhEUcc8 Continue reading
-
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
-
Stay Calm, The End is Nigh – Luke 21 (21/24)

The account of the widows gift to the temple may seem out of place just prior to the discourse about end times, but talking of its future highlights the contrast between how devoted the people were to this institution which became redundant long ago and its imminent destruction (which happened only 40 years later in… Continue reading
-
Valued and Provisioned – Luke 12 (12/24)

We are intrinsically valuable to God and He cares for all our needs. Since God cares so much for us we need not concern ourselves with how we might flourish. We may store up wealth, but in the end it cannot change the outcome of our lives. We must live as though Jesus could return… Continue reading
-
Go, But Stay Close – Luke 10 (10/24)

It is striking to me that Jesus sends out the 70 to go to places that He Himself would then go to Himself. It doesn’t seem that efficient, these guys could have been like ‘force multipliers’, reaching more than He Himself could have otherwise Continue reading
Recent Posts
PLEASE SUBSCRIBE
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…
Find Articles by Tag
Actions Anger Apologetics Authority Belief Bible Interpretation Bible Thoughts Blood Brief Bullying Calling CFS Story Christmas Commonly Misapplied Scripture Commonly Misused Scripture Confidence Contentment Counter-Culture Death Depression Despair Difficult Questions Discipleship Easter End Times Endurance Ephesians Equipping Eternal Perspective Evangelism Faith Five Minute Read Forgiveness Fulfilment Gardening God’s Presence Gospel gratitude Holiness Home Hope Idolatry Just a Quick Thought Labouring Lamb Life Lessons Light Love Luke Matthew Meaning Missions Old Testament Paganism Passover Personal Poem Power Prayer Principles of Bible Interpretation Psalms Purpose Religion Repentance Resurrection Sanctification Scripture Sermon on the Mount Sin Sit Walk Stand Skills and Abilities Spiritual Warfare Stewardship Sunday Takeaway Testimony thankfulness The Cross Transformation Trials Trust Value Walking Wealth Worship








Wonderful Paul! Thank you for sharing 🥰🥰 Sent from Outlook for Androidhttps://aka.ms/AAb9ysg