Faith

My first response

My first response

Our first response- have you ever thought about what that is like for you? When trouble comes or we hear of it what is our first response. It should be running to God but too often fear rises with us, we frantically pace or lay awake at night worrying. So let’s discover why we should run to God. Read on to find out more.
The day between

The day between

Easter Saturday- we go to church the day before and the day after but this day seems to be ordinary. But what if this day is the day we live most of our lives- the day between finding a promise from God and the fulfilment of that promise. What do we do on that day between? Read on to find out more.
Palm Sunday

Palm Sunday

Palm Sunday- a day we think of when we think of Jesus riding into Jerusalem on a donkey. The people are shouting praises and putting down palm branches. But what if there is a hidden meaning in this story? Read on to find out more.
Surrender

Surrender

Surrender is a word that most of us don’t like. Maybe the reason is that surrender feels like loss to us. But what if the Bible is giving us a different definition- one of blessing but only after surrender happens. Read on to find out more.
This time (part 2)

This time (part 2)

This time- this is my second blog on this title but I sense the urgency in that phrase. Jesus is coming back for a spotless bride. So what do you and I need to deal with to become spotless for one last time. Read on to find out more.
No rival no equal

No rival no equal

I am not sure about you but comparing myself with others robbed me of peace for many years. The Bible tells us not to compare so why do we do it? We look at others and think God made them better or maybe not as good as me. These thoughts rob the world of you and your unique callings and gifting. Read on to find out more and the solution. You are without rival and without equal. You are unique.
Consistency in conflict

Consistency in conflict

It is hard to remain consistent in conflict , trials and hard times. We get so caught up in the conflict that we forget what is important- those consistencies of Bible reading, prayer, loving God and others. So let’s take an example from the waves rolling in at the beach. Read on to find out more.
Christmas messiness

Christmas messiness

Many people say that there lives are too messy for God. Maybe sometimes we even try to hide things from God because we have made a big mess of things. But that first Christmas was not all gifts, carols and family togetherness in a cosy home- it was actually messy. Jesus came to redeem our messiness into a message. Read on to find out more.
It’s nearly Christmas

It’s nearly Christmas

It’s nearly Christmas- a season of Christmas plays, school things, work things, present shopping, food preparation, outfit planning and so much more. By this time, we probably have some sort of plan as to how Christmas Day might look. But what if something unexpected happens? Do we cope? Read on to find out more.
Natural matters, spiritual solution

Natural matters, spiritual solution

Oftentimes Jesus speaks to us through natural matters. That is sometimes why we miss Him. He catches our attention in the natural then deals with the spiritual. What is the root? Jesus wants us living in freedom just like the woman at the well. Read on to find out more.
Remembering God

Remembering God

This week I want to reflect on another encouraging psalm. Sometimes in the midst of the world we live in we need to remember that God is good, God is with us and God never leaves us. We also need to remind ourselves that God is not surprised by what is happening around us. Read on to find out more.
This day

This day

This day is a phrase that we sometimes use for today but it actually has an unlimited time meaning. It is actually a phrase that when put in a sentence calls out for conviction. This day I choose and it is a forever choice. The cry is ringing out- who or what will you choose. It is time to stand and not waver. Read on to find out more.
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