Faith In Action ‘Finish The Race’
The Apostle Paul in his writing to Timothy in the second letter, tells Timothy: ‘I have finished the race.’, and offers Timothy encouragement to go on, in […]
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Faith In Action ‘Need To Listen’
Over the Years there is one thing, I wished I had done more is listen. Listen more to family instead of making myself busy, listen more in class in a […]
Faith In Action ‘Involves Trust’
What makes you afraid? Afraid of the dark? But The Lord is our light. Afraid of danger? The Lord is also our salvation. Afraid of failing? The Lord is also […]
Faith In Action ‘Don’t Be Discouraged’
The Apostle Paul encouraged the church to keep it commitments to The Lord by reminding them that nothing they did for The Lord was wasted. 1 Corinthians 15 verse 58: […]
Faith In Action ‘Growing Spiritually’
Getting old, catches up with most people, but that is an oldness in body. The Spirit, is a place where our strength can be renewed at all times. Isaiah 40 […]
Faith In Action’ Need To Be Different’
Many people put a lot of time and effort into being like the others around them. They follow the thoughts, opinions and trends of so called trend leaders. If it […]
Faith In Action ‘Tired, Lonely, Afraid’
How do you respond when everything in life seems to be going badly. Well there is one example in 1 Kings 19. Elijah. Elijah experience comes an encouragement, the great […]
Faith In Action ‘Occasion For Everything’
Ecclesiastes,3 verse 1 tells us: “There is an occasion for everything, and a time for every activity under heaven”. So joy and sorrow, this would seem to be an oxymoron, […]
Faith In Action ‘From Ezekiel’
Ezekiel was a Priest by training and a prophet by God’s call. Ezekiel received vivid visions, and was able to deliver powerful messages. Ezekiel showed great strength, and became a […]
Faith In Action ‘A Team Player’
When we read our Bible, we might over look this name, but Thaddaeus was one of Jesus’ twelve disciple. Mark 3 verse 16 to 19: Lists the disciples. V18: “Andrew; […]
My Lord, My Friend 