Tag: Fellowship

  • Family Time

    Morning friends and welcome to the weekend. I had a different post for this morning but I think the Lord had other ideas so I have put it back into drafts for another day. This week for me has been a hard one at work with lots of challenges and I’m sure there are some…

  • Pure Whites

    After a recent time of fellowship and ministry during which we took communion, my friend had a picture of pure white washing pegged out on a clothes line. It’s a simple picture really but it spoke deeply to me about who I am now in Christ. I’m as clean as that white washing. In order…

  • Don’t miss out!

    My dear friends, I want to encourage you today with these words that I heard the Lord speak to me this morning in our church service: Don’t miss out!! Yesterday morning, I had the urge to contact my fellowship group to encourage them to attend the church service this morning or to watch the live…

  • Refreshing Company 2

    So a couple of weeks ago I posted Refreshing Company about 3 believers named Stephanas, Fortunatus and Achaicus, who the Apostle Paul commended for being people who had by their visit refreshed him and the other believers in Corinth. Paul encouraged recognising such people, so today I want to give a quick shout out and…

  • Taking Stock

    Today, I attended for the first time a breakfast meeting with Christians from all over our region of the Black Country in the West Midlands organised by “Love Black Country”. For those who may not be familiar with the Black Country it is an area outside of Birmingham which takes in the four boroughs of…

  • Power in the Presence

    This is a beautiful inspiring poem written by a lovely lady called Bee from our church fellowship. She has allowed me the privilege of sharing it on my blog. It really touched my heart and I hope you enjoy it and it inspires you too x They prayed & laid on hands in loveBut the…

  • A Covering of Love

    When Adam and Eve sinned and stepped outside of God’s glory, God made a covering of animal skins for them because their nakedness made them vulnerable to their changed environment. They had tried to cover themselves with fig leaves but God knew that fig leaves alone would not give them enough covering for warmth and…