Category: Discipleship
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Fresh Bread..
Over the last few weeks, the Lord has been speaking to us as a fellowship about His fresh bread which is available to us every day. We have access to the very bread of life..Jesus himself..and the Lord wants to be our daily bread. I wrote a series of posts about Fresh bread last year…
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Prayer for week ahead
“Yes, and all who desire to live godly in Christ Jesus will suffer persecution. But evil men and impostors will grow worse and worse, deceiving and being deceived. But you must continue in the things which you have learned and been assured of, knowing from whom you have learned them, and that from childhood you…
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A pretext for greed…
We can’t ignore it because sadly, there are those who preach the gospel of Jesus for their own ends. Many Christians have seen and learnt through first hand experiences, that the sad truth is that there are those who preach the gospel under a pretext of greed and exploit people for money who are desperately…
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Look the Part…Play your Part
A #ThursdayThrowback post inspired by the Olympic Games. Look the Part…Play your part. These are the words that greeted me yesterday on a very large boxed package that arrived with my name on it. It was very exciting to receive such a large parcel through the post and then to unwrap it and read those…
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Waiting Patiently…
On Sunday, the Lord spoke those two words “wait patiently” to me. I am reminded of this earlier post from August 2020 encouraging us as believers to be on our guard against deception. Satan is a counterfeiter of the things of God. It’s such a wicked thing to deceive people in this way by pretending…
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A first time for everything..
Being away this week has given me an opportunity to do and try a few things for the very first time. I have travelled over the incredible Ribblehead viaduct on a train (see my photo) eaten a Yorkshire curd tart (a curious mixture of pastry, currants and cheese but absolutely delicious) been to a livestock…
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Never run dry….
These beautiful old drinking troughs in Derbyshire were built to collect the fresh spring water for the nearby village. The men and women would collect it daily and even sell the water for a penny a bucket. The first 2 troughs which collected the spring water were clear but the furthest ones from the source…
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