[1 Timothy 2:1-2] says, “Therefore I exhort first of all that supplications, prayers, intercessions, and giving of thanks be made for all men, for kings and all who are in authority, that we may lead a quiet and peaceable life in all godliness.” As Christians, we have a duty to pray for our nation, and … More Fear God | Honour the king
It is coming up to election time and I am thinking about how I can declare “Let Your kingdom come,” here in my nation. The Bible shows us many examples of believers who served God well in their nation – Moses, Joseph, Daniel, Elijah, Esther, Ezra, Nehemiah, Stephen. They may have had different roles, different … More How will we live?
In a Cochrane reviewed entitled “Intercessory Prayer for the alleviation of ill health” published in 2011, the following conclusion was made: “These findings are equivocal and, although some of the results of individual studies suggest a positive effect of intercessory prayer, the majority do not and the evidence does not support a recommendation either in … More Proof of Prayer
The clouds brightened for just a moment as my sister and I ran to the lookout. The rain and fog had tended to the valley all day, and was only now beginning to unveil its visage. With two new friends beside us, it was a wonderful way to end this testimony; what we reflected on … More The Poncho Blessing
Last week I had no voice. Though it is mostly recovered now, I am still getting the top part of my range back. For me, singing makes up so much for how I express my love for God. I sing as I pray, just throughout my daily activities, and as I worship the Lord together … More Sense of Song
Our garden this year is more fruitful than last year. We have watered the trees, attempted to scare off the birds, and watched as flowers blossomed and fruits ripened. We saw the first ripe fig on our fig tree, and the first lemon growing on our potted lemon tree. Last year, we felt God taught … More Two Years: Growing the Garden
A friend reminded me of something this week. They sent me a little message to share where they were at in their journey with the Lord, and the Lord caused me to remember. I was walking back to my car at the end of nightshift when I read the message. As I placed the keys … More The Greater Battle
Why is the world so discontented? Wants and wills dance around the disquieted souls of the living. The rich want to be poor, the poor want to be rich. The old want to be young, and the young want to grow up. The one with a child wants none, and the one without mourns her … More Contentment: Embracing our Lot
One of the striking themes in the Book of Acts, is the unity of the church and the subsequent impact they have on their society. In the book of Acts, we see how: The believers meet together regularly “So continuing daily with one accord in the temple, and breaking bread from house to house, they … More Strength of Three Strands P3: Fellowship and God’s Kingdom
The friendships I have appreciated most are those that have built character in me. These are friendships that have taught me patience, self-control, gentleness, humility and love. Furthermore, I treasure fellowship with those who have intentionally sought to build God-like character in me. These are God-fearing friends who have walked with me, encouraged me, and … More Strength of Three Strands P2: Fellowship and Character
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