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19 April 2018 When You fail by Gemma Gardner I have just finished knitting a blanket to send off to Malawi, and I was already thinking about making my next one. I had some wool left over from the finished blanket, so out came the knitting needles and I started it. I plan to make this blanket in strips, rather than squares, so there will be less...
18 April 2018 Inner Peace by Annalene Holtzhausen A relationship with the Lord always brings growth and maturity, as we learn to know Him more and more. At times it may feel as if we’re stuck, but it’s during times like these that the Lord is doing a deeper work within us and preparing us for something new – maybe a greater understanding of something,...
17 April 2018 Is Grumbling a Sin? by Margaret Silvester Have you ever thought that grumbling could be a sin? To answer the question we need to define sin. It is not simply the obvious sin that committed Christians would recognise and seek to avoid; rather it is a heart attitude which leads to doing what is wrong and not doing what is right according to God’s...
15 April 2018 Ivy by Jilly Lyon Taylor The advent of spring has given me an opportunity to catch up with some overdue jobs in our garden. As I was pruning some overgrown bushes, I noticed that many of the stems were covered in ivy. This ivy had been left unchecked and was clinging to the branches, growing upwards and spreading, threatening...
14 April 2018 Natural and Wild Branches by Jill Southern-Jones In today’s scripture, the apostle Paul likens the Gentile conversions to the agricultural grafting process. The natural branches are Israel. They were broken off and the wild branches, the Gentiles, were grafted in. My friend overheard two top horticulturists having a conversation related to pruning...
13 April 2018 The Mysterious Kingdom by Bernard Kariuki In His teaching on the Lord’s prayer, Jesus mentioned about letting the Kingdom of God come on earth. Later on, He was teaching, in parables, what the Kingdom of God is like. He must have been drawing a picture, so that the disciples could have an understanding of what it meant by ‘let thy Kingdom...
16 April 2018 I was about to fall, but God . . . ! by Peter Horrobin Many is the time when God’s people have been in a situation where only God could help them! And in this psalm, the psalmist recounts the times when he was beyond human help and, were it not for God’s intervention, he would have been overwhelmed and overcome, have fallen and been defeated. There are...
12 April 2018 Warped Perspective by Christel Baxter So many times in this life we’re faced with things we simply don’t understand and which make no logical sense to us. Because we’re rational beings, and we are used to figuring things out with our minds, we try to do exactly that. One way we reason things through is to tap into the resource of knowledge...
11 April 2018 God Dispatched? by Malcolm Wood The other day I received an email telling me that the book I had ordered was on its way. The computer had abbreviated the title of the book to enable it to fit into the first line of the message and the result took my attention and gave me food for thought. It read; 'Your order of ‘Strands of Destiny:...
10 April 2018 Lord, You’re Everything to Me by David Raggett In Psalm 16, David expresses his love and passion for the Lord. He starts by praying, ‘Keep me safe, my God, for in You I take refuge’. This is the safest place to be – under God’s umbrella of protection. It’s a choice we can choose to make. David says clearly ‘You are my Lord’. Submitting...

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