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19 February 2026Eyes Wide Openby Cath TaylorI've been re-reading John Bevere’s book, “The Bait of Satan. Living free from Offence". If you haven’t read it I highly recommend it. But be warned, it is horrendously challenging! I am not sure it is possible to be a human being and not encounter opportunities to be offended on a day-to-day... |
18 February 2026Are You a Leaky Bucket?by Philip AsselinThere is a story about an elderly lady in an impoverished country who had two large buckets she used to collect water from a stream some distance away. Each bucket hung on the ends of a long pole, which she carried across her neck. One of those buckets had a crack in it and the other bucket was perfect.... |
17 February 2026The Lord is my Fortressby Annalene Holtzhausen Many of us reading this devotion today can relate to times in our lives where it felt as if our heart was breaking into pieces. Moments when something deeply unsettling or hurtful happened and made us feel exposed and emotionally vulnerable. Often, our normal reaction is to protect ourselves from ever... |
16 February 2026The Pathway of Lifeby Ron ScurfieldDon’t let your mind wander off or drift towards the ungodly. The traps and snares of the evil one lurk there. The tempter who would lure you away from the path. Keep resolutely to the way of safety and security which leads to eternal peace and joy, and to the treasure of the Lord’s blessings. Keep... |
15 February 2026Treasures Old and Newby Richard GriffithsA while ago I obtained my father’s old lathe. I think that when he got it about 100 years ago it was already second-hand. So, it’s really old. But then I needed the correct lathe tools. This Christmas, generous gifts from my family (good quality tools aren’t cheap) mean that I can now take great... |
14 February 2026The Lost Sonby Jesus told a parable in Luke 15:11-32 about a lost son in which the son was self-centred. It made him lose touch with his dad, lose his calling and the purpose his dad had for him. Then hunger hit. It was physical hunger, but there was also hunger in his mind, hunger in his soul, and emptiness inside.... |
13 February 2026Patienceby Denise CrossWhen I was young, my mother often used to say to me, “Patience is a virtue”. I guess, like most children, I was naturally impatient. Even as an adult I have found it hard to be patient sometimes. Prayers seem to go unanswered or promises haven’t yet been fulfilled, and many other areas of life... |
12 February 2026A Child of Godby Sue GriffithsI wonder whether you have ever pondered on, or even noticed, these verses before. They are pretty amazing! They say that God made each of us. Even when our birth was not planned by our two parents; when our birth was totally unwelcome, undesired, or even the result of a violent union, God knew us. He... |
11 February 2026Convenient Or Not, Just Do It.by Have you ever missed a good opportunity to be blessed or to bless others because there was some kind of action that needed to be taken that was inconvenient at the time? Perhaps there was a meeting we did not attend because we were too tired, or a course we did not take because it seemed too demanding.... |
10 February 2026The Doorby Liz GriffinMost of my life I lived in towns and cities, so I found it quite hard to relate to the ‘I am’ sayings of Jesus in John Chapter 10. But then Paul and I moved to a small country village in Lancashire and lived there for twenty-four years. From the people I met in the local church I learned about the... |
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