Faith In Action ‘Tired, Lonely, Afraid’
How do you respond when everything in life seems to be going badly. Well there is one example in 1 Kings 19. Elijah. Elijah experience comes an encouragement, the great […]
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Woe Be Our Fast Food Generation
I’m convinced that fast food has ruined us. Yes it’s convenient, sure we don’t always feel like cooking, and yes it’s cheap. But I can’t help but feel like aside […]
Faith In Action ‘Persistant In Prayer
Prayer is mostly an underutilized resource. prayer is available at any time to believers today.We are often to busy to pray as often as we should. Philippians 4 verse 6: […]
Scripture Verse Of The Week ‘John 17 Verse 20’
John 17 verse 20: “ I {Jesus} pray not only for these, but also for those who believe in Me through their message”. Our Lord and Our Friend, first prayed […]
Excitement From The Book Of Genesis
Mostly went we think of Genesis, we only think of the creation story. Without the creation story there would be none of us and nothing to tell. Genesis also gives […]
Reflective Moment ‘Running Away From Temptation’
Temptation, when we say the ‘Lord’s Prayer’, we ask Him, not to bring us into temptation. Matthew 6 verse 13. Our Lord and Our Friend tells us to stay awake, […]
An Easter ‘Inspiration’
We had the privilege, of meeting a wonderful lady called Lorraine, who had written many inspiring articles, in Pastor Tony and Helen’s Church. We were extremely blessed that she told […]
Faith in Actio ‘Let God Be Abba Father’
God sent His Son Christ Jesus, to pay a price none of us could pay, to come before A Holy, Just and Righteous God. John 1 verse 12: “But to […]
Reflective Moment ‘Establishing Testimony’
Most times when we read the Bible, we most likely pass over, some golden gems God wants to teach us with. Exodus chapter 18: Jethro, Moses father-in-law comes to visit […]
Faith In Action ‘How WE Pray’
We thank Pastors Tony and Helen for this guest article. Matthew 6 verses 9 to 13: Commonly known as The Lords prayer. Our Father in heaven, Your name be honored […]
My Lord, My Friend 