Faith In Action ‘In Faith We Go’
William Carey was a missionary from the United Kingdom and accepted the call to go evangelize India. He thought he could help God too, so when he set out from […]
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Faith In Action ‘Walking Worthily’
In Revelation 4 The elders fell down and cried {spoke seems not to get the full picture, there must have been an expression to hard to describe at how the […]
Faith In Action ‘Doing What Right’
A reflection on Hidden wrong-doings {sins} from Joshua Chapter 7 verse 20 to 21. V 20 “Achan replied to Joshua, “it is true. I have sinned against the Lord, the […]
Faith In Action ‘Without Vanity’
Most people would know vanity means: 1. excessive pride or desire for praise. but it also means: 2. the quality of being worthless or futile. Two different sounding concepts, Pride […]
Faith In Action ‘Approachable Like Jesus’
Jesus was approachable. He was given a plain and common name. Jesus didn’t go around as His Holiness, creator of the universe, which he rightfully could have. Jesus was so […]
Faith In Action ‘Kingdom Invasion’
Kingdom Invasion. Like to think of it as bringing Jesus kingdom to a lost and dying world. Jesus begins His Kingdom invasion in Galilee. {Luke Chapters 3 to 6} Jesus […]
Faith In Action ‘Testimony Of Faithfulness’
A story taken from Daniel 6: Daniel was a man who loved God, and was an official in the government of the day. The armies of Medes and Persians conquered […]
Faith In Action ‘Key Is To Believe’
John’s teachings are to lead believers into a life of divine friendship with Our Lord and Our Friend. The key word in this Gospel is ‘believe’. It is so important […]
Faith In Action ‘Kingdom Being’
Matthew 5, we find The Sermon On The Mount. where Jesus walks up a mountain with His Friends, and begins to teach people His ways. Symbolic in itself, Jesus walk […]
Faith In Action ‘Finding Truth’
God’s people are not called to be bigots who flaunt their connections with the truth. Rather, we are called to be loyal to the truth of Christ Jesus. We should […]
My Lord, My Friend 