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Grace and truth
Do you find conversation difficult? I do. Jesus has the best conversations. Why? He combined grace and truth. Truth only in conversation leads to legalism and religious. Too much grace in conversation leads to no power in the words we speak. We need a balance of both. Find out more below.
Little by little
This is a growth question. Are you looking at your life and seeing only a little bit of growth? Are you comparing your life to others? Do you feel you have spent much time in the Bible and nothing’s happening? This blog is for you. God is saying to you today it is time to stop comparison. Some look good but are their roots deep? God is interested in root growth. Find out more here.
Ignorance is not bliss
There is a saying around that says ignorance is bliss. People use it all the time. But it doesn’t work where God is concerned. Ignorance is not bliss. As a Christian we have an obligation to seek God and His Word first so we are not ignorant. Read on to find out more.
Are you keeping your vineyard?
God can’t go against His Word to cater for your situation. Why is this relevant? Because we are required to ensure we look after ourselves. Too many of us are tending to others and their responsibilities and not taking time for ourselves. This is causing stress, addiction and even a lack of pride in ourselves. You are a son/ daughter of God. It is time to tend our vineyards. Read on to find out more.
God doesn’t forget
Sometimes it is hard to believe that God doesn’t forget. In a hard season in our lives, we often think that God has forgotten us. In a change of season in our lives, we often forget that God remembers the former things we did. This post will explore those things and tell you one thing God does forget. Read on to find out more.
It’s okay to cry
Sometimes there are painful things that happen in our lives. We are told to have faith and trust God but what about our emotions. Does crying negate faith? No it doesn’t. It didn’t for Jesus in John 11 and it won’t for you. I am here to release something in you today, it’s okay to cry. Read more below
In unity
2020 has been marked as the year of isolation. But for Christians this should not be so. One of the last prayers Jesus prayed was for you and I- that we would be in unity. Unity is important to remember especially now but why? Read on to find out more.
Double the reward
This season has been a difficult one for many of us. Trying to navigate a new normal with new routines and restrictions. I was reminded of Job and the troubles he faced. He was a blessed man, righteous and blameless. But trouble came and when it did he lost everything. How did he navigate through and what can we learn to help us through? Read on to find out more.
Position yourself and start
I heard a voice ring out- position yourself and start. It is time for the greatest move of God in the history of mankind. Are you ready? Have you positioned yourself? An adventure is waiting. Read on to find out more.
Familiarity does not bring miracles
Have you ever found yourself accepting the way your life is. Have you ever said, well this is my lot in life. In other words, my life can’t get better. We settle for ordinary and familiar when God wants us to believe him for the miraculous. Read on to find out more.
Jesus the Gate
In these uncertain times, it is good to remind ourself that Jesus is the gate. He leads us out each day and brings us safely home. That is a promise in the Bible and I these uncertain times, it is certainly one we all need and should cling to. Read more below for other verses to hold on to at this time.
A table in the wilderness
This season that we have all been in together has in some respects been like a wilderness season. But God has promised us that He will provide a table for us in the wilderness. What’s on that table? Anything we need through this season to nourish our spirit, soul and body. So what are you waiting for, it is time to partake. Read more below.
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