A Heart For The Word
God’s voice permeates throughout Scripture. If we are to know God’s voice, we must spent time reading and studying the scriptures {Bible}. Spending time in the scriptures expands our knowledge […]
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Scripture Verse Of The Week ‘Ecclesiastes 9 Verse 10’
Ecclesiastes 9 verse 10: “Whatever your hand finds to do do it with your might”. If we look at the translation from the Message Bible; “Whatever turns up, grab it […]
Knowing God
Knowing about God is different from knowing God. Lots of people have knowledge about religion, Christianity and something about the Bible. Head knowledge or intellectual knowledge is not the same, […]
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 […]
Reflective Moment ‘Grow in Grace And Knowledge’
2 Peter 3 verse 18; The Apostle Peter, tells believers to: “Grow in Grace and Knowledge”. In Ephesians 1 verses 17 to 18: The Apostle Paul. desire the believers grow […]
Faith In Action ‘A Seeking Heart’
We need to have a seeking heart. Deuteronomy 4 verse 29: “But from there, you will search for the LORD your God, and you will find Him when you seek […]
Faith In Action ‘Believe And Trust’
‘Only Believe’, what a wonderful verse, but belief takes ‘Trust’ To really trust, we need to identify with the scripture verse from Galatians 2 verse 20; “I have been crucified […]
The Unknown That Lies Before Us
Moses is a good example, of wondering what was in his future, because he once had a great future in Egypt, then he became a fugitive. The fugitives whom Moses […]
The Whys ‘Why Me’
Why me, is one of the greatest self interest statements. People lose their jobs, come down with an illness, become a victim of a crime, or be effected by a […]
Point To Ponder
An interesting concept I was reading, is that: One of the most interesting things about The Christian faith is that, in order to know Our Lord, Our Redeemer and Friend, […]
My Lord, My Friend 