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Jesus welcomed the people, taught them about the Kingdom of God and healed those in need. Luke 9:11

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The Seeds of the Kingdom have been a blessing! I make sure I read them first thing in the morning as they help me through the day and keep me closer to my Lord. .... Read More...

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8 March 2025 It’s Free, But Not Cheap by At work, I support adults with special needs to live their best lives. Once, a group of us were waiting for a bus. I had bought ‘the guys’ (as we call those we support) a box of ice creams. There was one left over. So, I offered it to an elderly lady sitting on a nearby bench. She looked at the ice...
8 March 2025 Why All This Info by Recently I began a ‘read through the Bible in a year program’. I was getting bogged down in Exodus and then I hit Leviticus. There was so much detail about things that seemed unimportant, the list of the supplies for the tabernacle, and the amount that each tribe gave. What was it to be used for?...
7 March 2025 Jesus Is Anointed at Bethany by Sue Griffiths Mary knows that Jesus is going to die. It’s imminent. And it will be sudden. It will be violent and, should it indeed be by crucifixion, it will be barbaric beyond words. It is an appalling, terrifying ordeal even to think about. And Jesus will be totally alone as He faces this ordeal. He has come...
6 March 2025 Constant by Christel Baxter One morning I was watching the sun rise, and was again struck by the fact that God is a faithful and constant God who never changes or goes back on His Word. In the book of Genesis we read that as long as the earth remains, certain unchangeable laws are in place. The sun will rise every morning and will...
5 March 2025 Effort Versus Minimalism by Have you noticed that buildings, malls, houses, interior design, and electronics, all seem to be soulless? I think something has crept into our culture through art called ‘minimalism’. Minimalism can be defined as the art of doing something with the least amount of saturation or intensity. It is...
4 March 2025 God’s Chosen Place by Richard Griffiths Once in a while, I read through the whole Bible in a year. I feel that, otherwise, I’m tempted to read only the familiar bits or the chapters that I think are useful. But actually, the whole Bible is the inspired word of God. Maybe I won’t find anything that specially touches my life on any particular...
3 March 2025 Do I See and Hear? by In John’s gospel, we can read the account where the people question Jesus about who He really is (John 10:22-39). He explains how His sheep hear His voice and follow Him. Jesus was pointing out to them how they don’t really listen to what He has to say and that those who don’t listen cannot be...
2 March 2025 Perfect Peace by Liz Griffin At a thanksgiving service for the life of a dear friend from our church, held recently, I learnt that his life had been absolutely rooted in his love for Jesus Christ and an unwavering trust in the promises of the Bible. He had learnt many of these promises as a boy, and they stayed with him throughout...
1 March 2025 The Danger of Victimhood by David Cross We live in a world where horrible things are happening in people’s lives every day. Atrocities are constantly being revealed in news broadcasts. God surely sees every painful event and He longs to comfort the victims, if they are willing to come to Him for His help. However, there is a significant...
28 February 2025 Being Faithful by Annalene Holtzhausen It’s quite easy to be faithful and honest when people around us are aware of what we’re doing or saying. The true test comes, though, when no one will know whether we’re being truthful or not. Once, a friend of mine went to an autobank to draw cash. Later that day she needed some of the money,...