Are we kidding ourselves in our ministry programmes? … day after day they seek me out; they seem eager to know my ways, .. They […]
"" Where is God?
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When I hear people considering the dire state of the church the answer is often a technique of ministry or to humble ourselves and repent. […]
When I am thirsty for God I don’t want to be with him. Spiritual thirst drives out love so I reject its source. Practically, I […]
When God doesn’t act as we expect it can shake us and leave us questioning him. In Job’s case, the Lord’s long awaited answer was- […]
Why would the Lord leave me with constant background fear? He says he will deliver me from them all. I sought the Lord, and he […]
God’s promises inspire hope. Do we have faith until he fulfils? We live in two worlds- embracing current reality and simultaneously being prepared. When they […]
8 Praise our God, all peoples, … 13 You brought us to a place of abundance. These verses of Psalm 66 begin and end with […]
Life circumstances push faith to the limit. We wonder why our ‘faithful God’ has abandoned us. Such trials expose the extent of our faithfulness to […]
If God is so great, how come he made me like this? There are many who look at themselves and see only imperfections and a […]
How can we move from the anxious tossing on a bed, to a place of peace? from when you are on your beds, search your […]
When what we say lifts Jesus as God and acknowledges ourselves as servants then we have the keys of Kingdom. When speaking in independence we […]
Psalm 114 (Message) After Israel left Egypt, the clan of Jacob left those barbarians behind; Judah became holy land for him, Israel the place of […]
Why does the Lord take us through periods of spiritual emptiness? We long for intimacy in worship and the word, but encounter dryness. This seems […]
We live in a world of self-interest, committed to feeling better about ourselves or experiences that take our eyes off the state of our lives. […]
The Lord loves us but he does not entrust himself to us. But Jesus would not entrust himself to them, for he knew all people. […]