Hands are amazing. They give, they receive, they create, they hurt, they heal, they bless, they comfort and they are ours. We are often reminded that we are “the hands and feet” of Christ, something taken from the passages that affirm us as the body of Christ, as His harvesters and as His workers. We … More Hand Out
In the gospels, there are many stories of Jesus healing people and performing miracles. So numerous are the accounts that the John tells us if they were all written, “even the world itself could not contain the books that would be written”. Some of Jesus’ miracles, however, are recorded in all the gospels and while … More Daughter, your faith
This year has been a year of harvest. I love those times when God’s promises ripen and we get to taste the fruit of His faithfulness, our eyes opened to see His perfect plans worked out. This year has been filled with such fruits. While some ripened throughout the year, others had been ripening for … More Harvest.
Testimony is powerful. It is personal, precious and life changing. What happens when we speak out our testimonies? What impact do the testimonies of God have upon our lives, and how do we keep the testimonies of our God? Here are a few thoughts. Testimony gives us delight in God. Psalm 119 is filled … More A Touch of Testimony
From the heavens to the earth, into space, and into the intricacies of our smallest cell, God has signed His Name. Every now and then, someone asks me why I believe in God, or why I love Him. I have given a varieties of answers because I have so many reasons for this! The other … More The Master Craftsman
Everyone has a story – a moment, or a series of moments, which define their present situation. Their situation influences their life, and their life resonates their heart. We are surrounded by people everyday, and during my days in general practice, I have really appreciated what is in each person’s story. People are resilient. That … More Resilient Hope
Spring has heralded its coming with buds, flowers and new shoots breaking through dull brown barks and soil. In the corner, the dead lemon tree still stands bare. It was in one final attempt to save it that I dug my first hole in our garden, and it was in fighting the wasps that killed … More The Fig and the Lemon
My sister and I just returned from a sister holiday in Japan. During our ten days away, we saw and experienced many things – all kinds of animals, a variety of celebrations, food and best of all, a real sense of the country’s culture. We met lots of people, made new friends, caught up with … More The Spirit in Japan
My sister and I are currently on a sister holiday to Japan. During this time, we thought we would try to memorise some of the book of Titus. As you do, we started from the beginning. Reading through Paul’s greeting to Titus, we discovered just how much this initial greeting reveals about the gospel. [Titus … More Titus, my true son
My parents used to be full-time missionaries with Campus Crusade until they embraced the full-time ministry of “the marketplace”. In other words, they ventured out into the mundane world of work, and brought the light of Christ into it. I am now in my third year out of university and working in general practice. Over … More P E A C E in the Workplace
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