Faith In Action ‘Being An Encourager’
Being an encourager, our article this coming Friday is on Barnabas. Barnabas was know for his encouraging. Barnabas was an Encourager, and was one of the most quietly influential people […]
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Faith In Sction ‘Precious In His Sight’
Let our actions be out of our response, that we are precious in His sight. Matthew 10 verse 29 to 31; V29: “Aren’t two sparrows sold for a penny? Yet […]
Faith In Action ‘Growing In Grace’
Our Salvation comes as a gift of God’s Grace, but it can only be appropriated by human response of faith. Grace is God’s presence and love through Christ Jesus, given […]
Faith In Action ‘Steadfastness’
Living by faith. Habakkuk, who was the Eight ‘Minor’ Prophet, in the Old testament Book by His name. Habakkuk urges readers to continue trusting the Lord even when evil overruns […]
Faith In Action ‘In God’s Transforming Presence’
We will never be able to completely comprehend God’s Love at least on this side of eternity. John 3 verse 16: Tells us that ‘God so loved the world, He […]
Faith In Action ‘Faith Is’
Faith is living. not just in the sense of living one’s faith. Faith is an active word, which requires actions of that faith. Faith believes what God says and acts […]
Faith in Action ‘Facing A Crisis’
When we are facing crisis, it is good to know and understand we have a loving Lord, Redeemer and Friend, in Whom we can put our trust. From the Book […]
Faith In Action ‘Don’t Let Familiarity Breed Contempt t
There is an old saying ‘familiarity’ breeds contempt. Familiarity is one of the greatest dangers to our faith. But the trouble is our Faith is too big to get familiar […]
Faith In Action ‘Stepping Out In Faith’
God sent His Son Christ Jesus, to pay a price none of us could pay, to come before A Holy, Just and Righteous God. John 1 verse 12: “But to […]
Faith in Action ‘Do Not Worry’
In this day of what seems to be of hectic pace, a little word that means a lot of trouble might try to plague us. That little word is ‘worry’, […]
My Lord, My Friend 