Not Just A Bible Character ‘John The Baptist’
Read about John the Baptiste in Luke chapter 3. “Repent, repent’ was the cry of John the Baptist. He told people they needed to stop doing wrong things. Why? Because […]
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Not Just Bible Character ‘Priscilla & Aquila’
Both Priscilla and Aquila, were loyal friend’s of The apostle Paul, and possibly converted by Paul during his ministry in Corinth. {Acts 18 verse 1 to 3}. When Paul left […]
Not Just A Bible Character Bartimaeus
Most of us these days have little to complain about, but poor old Bartimaeus not only was blind, but he was also a beggar. Bartimaeus had needs, He had lost […]
Controversy ‘Always Around’
The church is not exempt from controversy, we will always find some who stand firmly by their traditions, and others that seem to question everything. Knowing what you believe and […]
Reflective Moment ‘Hope’
Kingdom people, live by Kingdom hope. The hope we have need not be shaken by every latest concept, idea or fad, because all our lives have direction and purpose built […]
People Of Faith ‘Jacob’
When we think of the story of Jacob, He spent fourteen years of indentured service learning servitude learning to hate his own character weaknesses as he saw them reflected in […]
Scripture Verse Of The Week ‘Romans 5 verse 4’
Romans 5 verse 4: “Endurance produces proven character, and proven character produces hope”. In Romans 5, after Paul reminds us of tenets of our Faith. Paul turns suddenly to the […]
Faith In Action ‘Having A Fruity Impact’
The Fruits of The Spirit is a result of the work of The Holy Spirit, that occurs after conversion whereby we should reflect the character of God in our lives. […]
Reflective Moment
Suffering is not something we welcome. Perseverance is a quality which we would rather Our Lord and Our Friend, gave to us as a gift, instead of one that we […]
Reflective Moment
Suffering is not something we welcome. Perseverance is a quality which we would rather Our Lord and Our Friend, gave to us as a gift, instead of one that we […]
My Lord, My Friend 