Reflective Moment ‘He Transforms Us’
Through His Divine power, He will transform us. 2 Peter 1 verse 3: “For His divine power has given us everything required for life and godliness, through the knowledge of […]
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Reflective Moment ‘Self No Longer Lives’
Sometimes we get caught up in Self Protection. If we call this sin in our lives, ‘self protection’, what we are really doing is: Protection of a dead man. Because […]
Reflective Moment ‘A Big Question’
Big Question! Who is God? What is He like? Can we know Him? Can we even begin to understand Him? If your are asking these questions, welcome to the club, […]
Reflective Moment ‘Blessing Or Curse’
Everybody likes to be blessed, and there is one sure way we will find blessing. Deuteronomy 11 verses 26. 27, 28: V26: “Look today I set before you a blessing […]
Reflective Moment ‘Be Joyful Always’
Lots of Psalm tell us to sing. Psalm 95 verse 1: “Come. let us shout joyfully to the Lord, shout triumphant to the Rock of our Salvation”. Some translations use […]
Reflective Moment ‘Good Place To Start’
In our Bible readings, some of the books of Bible, one might gloss over are: Genesis, Exodus, Leviticus, Numbers, Deuteronomy. They’re all tough reads, but those that make it through, […]
Reflective Moment ‘A Plan To Restore’
The Salvation of mankind was no afterthought. God knew that human beings would be guilty of things, He did not want us to do {sin}, So God provided a way […]
Reflective Moment ‘Worship’
Worship is our expression of love for our creator God (My Lord, and Friend). So always begin with worship, its in the place of thanksgiving that God convenes with us. […]
Reflective Moment “Glory To Our King’
The Purpose of God’s work is to bring glory to Himself. The purpose of all we do should also bring Glory to God. It is the responsibility of all creation […]
Reflective Moment ‘Real Change’
Christ Jesus did not come to transform culture directly. He did come to change the heart of men and women, who in turn will have an indirect impact on culture, […]
My Lord, My Friend 