Category: Faith

  • Walking on Sunshine ☀️

    Do you know or remember this song called “Walking on Sunshine” by Katrina and the Waves? It’s one of those songs that makes me smile every time I hear it. There’s a particular lyric which says “I’m walking on sunshine yeah and don’t it feel great”. These lyrics remind me what our new life in…

  • Faith…

    as small as a mustard seed. That might be the extent of your faith for a particular situation today. If so then I want to encourage you today to keep faith in God and in His word. He is the God of the impossible. He can work with that small seed of faith (if that…

  • Springboard

    What is God doing that will be a springboard for you in this current season. I love words like springboard! It means a platform or event that will start or launch you into something – a new venture or activity, new ministry or career perhaps. New giftings in the Holy Spirit. Exciting – I sense…

  • Washed Clean

    I saw these lovely old posters in a railway station today and they reminded me of the incredible blessing of being washed clean of sin by the precious blood of Jesus. “Purge me with hyssop, and I shall be clean; Wash me, and I shall be whiter than snow.” Psalm 51:7 No man made soap…

  • Feeling invisible

    Do you sometimes feel invisible? That people just don’t notice you. A visiting preacher from Turkey once told us that Mission begins with Seeing. In chapter 2 of the story of Ruth we read in verse 5 – Boaz said “whose young woman is this?” Ruth who was a foreigner, a stranger, a refugee who…

  • Letting go of the seed

    I hope this an encouraging word for a fellow believer in this season – do not value the seed above the harvest. You have to let go of the seed in your hand to reap the harvest. The Lord may have already shown you what and where he wants you to sow but you may…

  • Memory Lane

    Sometimes it’s good to reminisce. This week I’ve been having a look back through the family photo albums, prompted in part by our eldest having just graduated from university and returning home. This has prompted many “do you remember when” conversations and laughter. It turns out the youngest then declaring she can’t remember some of…