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#29 – Is Your Assembly Changing?
No Christian assembly is faultless in doctrine and practice. It can improve. But to improve, it must change! What should change? What should not change? This article explores ... -
v2 – Can you Help?
A one page thought. The Lord Jesus come to earth with an important message that everyone needed to hear. “Jesus travelled about from one town and village to ... -
#28 – Baruch – A Discouraged Secretary
Baruch was the little known secretary of the well know prophet Jeremiah. Due to adverse circumstances and frustrated expectations, he grew discouraged. The LORD took notice of this ... -
v1 – Sharing the Gospel
A one page thought. God’s gospel has not changed, it is still good news. God still brings new life and immortality through His gospel. God still works in ... -
#27 – Balanced Team Leadership
Every local church urgently needs healthy balanced leadership. It is generally agreed that Scripture presents a plural godly mature masculine leadership (1 Timothy 3, Titus 1), and that ... -
#26 – The Conversion of the Apostle Paul
The conversion of the apostle Paul is described three times in the book of Acts. Do the stories contradict eachother? Our Lord is very recursive in the ways ... -
#25 – Influencing God’s People: 3 John
The apostle John, by then an experienced old man, writes an encouraging short letter to his dear friend Gaius who was experiencing some difficulties with his health and ... -
#24 – A Healthy Family: 2 John
The second letter of John is a short “apostolic e-mail” written to a lady and her children. It provides some useful tips on how to cultivate a healthy ... -
#23 – Chewing
Meditation is becoming increasingly popular. Is there a difference between Eastern and Christian meditation? Here we look at the clear differences and encourage you to engage in the ... -
#22 – Growing in Time of Crisis
Perhaps life has taken a strange turn for you recently. The Lord sometimes uses times of crisis to draw us closer to Himself, to clean us, to speak ...
