A Life Of Being Set Apart
Because we are set apart and preserved. God’s children are recipients of God’s blessing, mercy, peace and love. Like the Apostle Peter, Jude {in Jude verse 2} wanted these special […]
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Faith In Action An Ephesians Health Check”
A wonderful book to read. It is virtually a Spiritual health check for us all. Ephesians set out in memorable terms and vivid pictures, the practical consequences of what God […]
Prayer Communication With Our Lord And Our Friend
The Parable of the Pharisee and the Tax Collector; Luke 18 v 9 to 14: Contains the whole parable: The Pharisee’s Prayer: V 10: “Two men went up to the […]
Good To Remember Scripture
Double Memory Enjoyment. Romans 8 verse 28 ” And we know that in all things God works for the good of those who love Him, who have been called according […]
Faith In Action “Seek More Press In More”
How do we define ourselves right now? Are we feeling sorry for ourselves, Are we feeling rejected, unlovable, or just put down? Can you hear Our Lord and Our Friend […]
Seeing His Glory
The New Testament has the Story The transfiguration It can be found in Matthew 17 verse 1to 8: The disciples must have been bewildered. V2: “He was transformed i front […]
Faith In Action “Prayer”
Prayer: Do you ever feel as if your prayers bounce off the ceiling rather than reaching God? If so, carefully consider the prayer of Daniel for release of his people […]
Take It To God In Prayer
Matthew 18 Verse 3: “’assure you,’ He said, ‘unless you are converted’ and become like children, you will never enter the kingdom of heaven’.” True conversion involves your mind, your […]
Faith In Action “Evangelism”
Evangelism is something we all can do. There is also some people who are called to be evangelists Ephesians 4 verse 11, but generally evangelism is something we all can […]
Faith In Action “Not Just In Good Times”
It is good to have and active and vibrant faith, but there may be times when we feel discouraged. Often in our hurried and busy lifestyles, the thing we need […]
My Lord, My Friend 