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V26 – A joyful and everlasting relationship – Psalm 16
The apostle Peter quotes from this psalm during his discourse on the day of Pentecost, affirming that David wrote it (Acts 2:25). It was probably written during one ... -
V24 – By faith Moses – Hebrews 11:24-28
By faith Moses made good choices, persevered and even celebrated. May we too! -
V23 – Seven things the Lord hates – Prov 6:16-19
After describing a wicked person (6:12-15), King Solomon explains: “There are six things the Lord hates, seven that are detestable to him”. This is strong language! Definitely worth ... -
V22 – A man reaps what he sows – Gal 6:7-10
Four lessons from Galatians 6:7-10 Choices? Priorities? There are many calls on our limited supply of energy, time and resources. In Galatia then, as is always the case, ... -
#56 – Towards a safe LGBTQ+ friendly church
About our relationship with brothers and sisters (and guests) with homo or trans feelings or with related lifestyle choices. Some congregations choose not to talk about this. Perhaps ... -
#55 – Fix your eyes on Jesus
Afraid? Stressed? Confused? Tired? Bored? Joyless? Discouraged? If you are to run well, with perseverance, without growing weary or losing heart, you need to… • Fix your eyes ... -
V21 – Anger in Gods Service
In my own heart I have noticed growing irritation when I see how some politicians and media outlets silence alternative voices and promote half-truths in order to advance ... -
#54 – Meeting as Church after Covid-19
Why change from following online services at home? The Lord can speak and encourage us through both digital and physical meetings. He can also rebuke and correct us ... -
#53 – Esther and Mordecai – a call to speak up
A study of the Book of Esther: A call to speak up when you have something to say. Deep inside you know something is not right. Should you ... -
#52 – Psalm 107 – Expressing Gratitude
Psalm 107 starts with a clear call to all those who have been redeemed to recognize God’s goodness in their life and the to express their gratitude. Must ...
