Faith In Action “Sometimes Maybe Tough”
Life for all of us can be hard at times, but when you know the One that created you, things might still be tough, yet we have a reassurance that […]
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Faith In Action “Kingdom Keys”
The keys of the kingdom, could lead us to great theological debate, but the phrase, “The Keys of The Kingdom” occurs only once in the Bible. Matthew 16 verse 19: […]
Faith In Action “Confidence In Trouble Times”
Confidence in troubles times. Psalm 3 verse 1 Lord how my foes increase. There are many who attack me. verse 2 Many say about me. There is no help for him in […]
Faith In Action “Time To Believe The Creator”
Started in Old Testament Genesis Chapter 1; “In the beginning God created the Heavens and the earth.” Expounded in The New Testament, Gospel of John, John 1 verses 1 to […]
Faith In Action “Spreading Faith”
Early Excitement the start of the spread of our faith. 2 Corinthians 5 Verse 17: “Therefore, if anyone is in Christ, he {or she} is a new creation the old […]
Faith In Action ” Belief And Acceptance”
It is often said in wars there are no atheists in foxholes. When the pressure comes, and that statement was about war, but there may be many difficult situations, where […]
Faith In Action “Without Inhibition”
There is a wonderful story from 2 Samuel Chapter 5 to 7. David is crowned king over all of Israel. The people in Joshua’s time had failed to drive out […]
Faith In Action
Because of The Father, The Son, The Holy Spirit When we read Romans the first few chapters God is portrayed as our Judge. And yet we see He does not […]
Faith In Action ‘Responsibility’
Since creation we have all had trouble with being responsible. Genesis 3 verse 12 “It was the woman, you gave me who gave me the fruit and I did eat.”[Adams story] […]
Faith In Action “The Spirit Contemporary Life”
Faith In Action “The Spirit Contemporary Life” Faith In Action requires us to be different. In the Book of Acts it all changed at Pentecost. Before His crucifixion, Jesus explained […]
My Lord, My Friend 