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Category Archives: devotion
Living His Testimonies
I want to explore Psalm 119. Not all in one go! But I have been appreciating it for some time now, and recently I bumped into someone who had gone one better than me and memorized the Psalm in Hebrew. … Continue reading
How much do you need?
I will never forget a short children’s message I heard one Christmas, not when I was a child, but asking the question: How much do you need before you accept Christ? All the wise men had was a star! When … Continue reading
Luke 9
Luke 9 the Reading Just read this one through, and I’m struck by what David Pawson said about Luke, that it is the most loved of the gospels, but the least read (about 3 mins in). For example, I am very … Continue reading
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Tagged christianity, faith, reading, revival
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Looking for Luke
something of worth, the more distinct and rarefied and precious it is? Continue reading
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Tagged christianity, church, reading
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Declared with Power (and scruples)
The idea of Jesus in a manger is a cute one; a ‘helpless babe’ actually holding the universe in his hands. In the word of Michael Card: more than you can see; give up on your ponderings and fall down … Continue reading
Losing your Mojo
I have been going through one of those seasons in your life where you are just, yep, living. Just about. Continue reading
Tribute to a Pastor Part Two
My second, slightly delayed, portion of Tribute to a Pastor: Leading a Meeting This would be where his pastoral gifting and leadership anointing would be seen. As a church who believes in the priesthood of all believers, we see an … Continue reading
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Tagged evangelical christians, friendship, mission, pleasing God, revival, wisdom
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Bread on the Water
It seems to be more difficult as I get older to take risks. There are some risks I have been accustomed to taking since I was little; for example, relying on my speed (on a bike or in a car!) … Continue reading
Get off the throne of your life
A friend sent me this, and I thought I would blog it here: The ‘now and not yet’ of the Kingdom of God Is a misleading catchphrase which a lot of Christians have accepted without challenging its implications. First, it … Continue reading
