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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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19 November 2024 It’s About Your Heart by Annalene Holtzhausen Inferiority comes in many different forms and we only recognise it in ourselves when the Holy Spirit reveals His truth to us about our identity in Him. The enemy is very subtle and will place layer upon layer of accusation and feelings of inferiority upon us. Soon we react and behave from a place of...
18 November 2024 Not a Time to Lie Down by Peter Brokaar I don’t know how many times I have read or heard Psalm 23. It must be at least a hundred times! Despite it being so incredibly familiar, I felt God highlight something to me last week I had genuinely never noticed before (though it seems so obvious in hindsight). It’s the use of verbs all the way...
17 November 2024 Treasure by Dean Gardner I once watched a television programme about the restoration of old paintings. One of the art experts on the program explained how an old painting has to be carefully and painstakingly cleaned, and how years of dirt are removed, layer by layer. He also described how, as some old paintings have been cleaned,...
16 November 2024 Do You Love Me? by Tracy Bankuti There’s a profound lesson of love and obedience, and a deep truth about the restoring heart of our Father, taught by Jesus, and played out through an intimate conversation in John 21:15-19. The word of God is a deep treasure chest and this is just one of many life-principles that could be taken out...
15 November 2024 The Right Covering by Philip Asselin In Genesis 3 we find the fall of mankind. Sin enters the world through Adam and Eve disobeying God. This causes them to realise that they are naked and now they are afraid of the consequences of their sin. Even before God confronts them, they know that the incredible personal relationship they had with...
14 November 2024 A Job Well Done by Tanya Person How often we’re tempted to compare ourselves to others. We might compare our looks, or our abilities. Sometimes we see things in others that make us feel better about ourselves. Unfortunately, this means that we’re putting others down, rather than building them up. Other times, maybe more often,...
13 November 2024 You Are Not Alone by Annalene Holtzhausen For many years I battled with the thought that my faith was weak. Whenever I read the verse about having faith the size of a mustard seed (Matthew 17:20), I felt so inadequate, since my faith would never be able to move a mountain. I never realised that this was actually self-condemnation, until recently,...
12 November 2024 Turning the Other Cheek by Gilly Mathiesen Cain was very angry and upset that the Lord didn’t look with favour on his offering but looked with favour on his brother Abel’s offering (Genesis 4). The passage seems to indicate that it was Cain’s jealousy of his brother which caused the Lord to be displeased with his offering. The Lord asks...
11 November 2024 Ruth and Naomi by Sue Griffiths I find the book of Ruth a very deeply moving account of how a broken-hearted and despairing lady finds healing in her hopelessness. Her name is Naomi. Naomi and her husband have two sons with strange names. They are Mahlon (invalid) and Kilyon (pining). I wonder what is going on. Was a baby sick or disabled...
10 November 2024 The Promise Keeper by Margaret Silvester I wonder if any one of us could say we’ve never broken a promise. Promises are easy to make but, for countless reasons, far more difficult to keep. Sometimes we make promises in rash moments and forget we’ve ever made them. Thankfully God is different to us. The Bible literally contains thousands...