Faith In Action ‘Believe’
We learn from the Gospel Of John. John is ‘the disciple mentioned as whom, Jesus loved {John 13 verse 23, 21 verse 7} John walks as closely with Jesus as […]
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Faith In Action “Things That Hold Us Back”
One of the many concepts people have about idols these days, is objects made of wood, stone metal or other components, worshiped in ancient times or by primitive people. But […]
Faith In Action “Being God’s Friend”
I was reading an eBook written by my great friend Werner, who I happened to have morning tea with that morning. I took a new perspective out of it. Something […]
Faith In Action ‘Be With Us Lord’
Most times we don’t think of things as we should, and we even put God into, “Oh I know You are there basket”. Our Lord and Our Friend has told […]
Faith In Action “Kingdom Doing”
There is a saying around about churches, if you find a perfect church we will not be let in, because none of us are perfect, but we will never find […]
Faith In Action ‘Allowing Ourselves To Be Restored’
God was determined to restore what had been lost. In reading from the Book of John, one of the Gospels. John’s teachings are to lead believers into a life of […]
Faith In Action ‘Servant Heart’
The reality of the world turned upside down. Luke 22 verse 24 and 25: [Message Bible]: “within minutes they were bickering over who of them would end up the greatest. […]
Faith In Action ‘Faith And Belief’
Faith is not just believing facts about Jesus. James 2 verse 19: Tells us many believe about who Jesus is: {Amplified Bible} “You believe that God is one; you do […]
Faith In Action ‘Living Power And Wisdom’
Paul writes two letters to the Corinthian Church, in the first letter to the believers there, he firmly addresses their deplorable conduct and answers the question that had been brought […]
Faith In Action ‘Joyful In Prayer’
“Always be joyful”. “Rejoice Always”, and The Amplified Bible, tells us like this, in 1Thessalonians 5 verse 16: “Be happy {in your faith} and rejoice and be glad-hearted continually always”. […]
