Faith In Action ‘Kickout The Idols’
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 […]
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Faith In Action ‘The Business We Are About’
We are compelled to be about the business of the Lord, which is the Fathers business, not because we have to, but because we want to, out of love for […]
Faith In Action ‘Everyday Situations’
The bible is a book for everyday use, not just a book used in court rooms, not just a book that sit in a special place in churches, and not […]
Faith In Action ‘Assurance Of Knowing’
This is a Faith In Action story we pulled from our archive. My best friend is the creator of the universe, and I myself can easily be a fool […]
Faith In Action ‘Kingdom Doing People’
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 […]
Sunday Encouragement
We always like to encourage, if this is your day for rest, you still need encouragement. So what ever you are doing today be encouraged, and encourage someone else. Old […]
Stories Of Faith From Scriptures {Part Two Elijah}
Continuing our story of Elijah the prophet, when we finished the story last time Elijah challenged the prophets of Baal (false prophets) A crowd had gathered, King Ahab, the wicked […]
Stories Of Faith From The Scriptures
THE LONG DROUGHT 1 KINGS 17 Elijah announced famine. Elijah was a prophet from God to the people. A prophet today would be more about conveying messages of encouragement to […]
Faith In Action ‘Christ Our Enpowerment’
The Spirit of the risen Christ empowers witness about Him. Jesus was a living witness of of The Father. When the Spirit of Jesus indwells us, we too become living […]
Faith In Action ‘Our Goal’
Philippians 3 verse 10: “My goal is to know Him and the power of His resurrection and the fellowship of His suffering, being conformed to His death.” Many would agree […]
My Lord, My Friend 