Jesus welcomed the people, taught them about the Kingdom of God and healed those in need. Luke 9:11
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18 April 2025
Make It Stop! by Lindsey Hanekom Reading the story of the crucifixion of Jesus is deeply unpleasant in many ways. But the pain, anguish and suffering began well before His death on the cross. Jesus knew what lay before Him, and He tried to prepare Himself and His disciples for the upcoming times. The betrayal kiss, the arrest, the beatings,...
17 April 2025
The Importance of Remembering by Bernard Kariuki I wonder what comes to mind when you think of or remember Jesus? What stands out for you? In today’s text, Jesus urges us to continue the practice of breaking bread as a way to remember Him. As I reflect on today’s text, I am reminded of the incredible lengths He went to save us, especially in His...
16 April 2025
Our Spiritual Satnav by Gilly Mathiesen I am a visual learner and can generally find my way back to a place after being there a few times, just because of being able to recall certain landmarks. Signposts help too of course. But I have really appreciated being able to use Satnav in the car to get to unfamiliar places. As I was driving recently...
15 April 2025
Peaceful Sleep by Liz Griffin What do we do if we suffer injustice? We’re allowed to be angry. The bible acknowledges that. Some Christians mistakenly think that it’s sinful to feel angry about wickedness, evil, and sin. But we can be rightfully angry about injustice, oppression, abuse, cruelty, ungodly control, manipulation,...
14 April 2025
Stars by John Sainsbury In recent days, here in the UK, the sky at night has been clear with hardly a cloud by day or by night. It’s quite a rare thing in our part of the world, and it’s been marvellous! Each night I pop out into our garden with our dog Poppy before we go to our beds and, looking up at the night sky, it’s...
13 April 2025
Heartcry for freedom by David Cross Liberty has been a repeated heart cry worldwide, from both ordinary, and influential, men and women down through history. Countless wars between nations have been fought over the struggle for freedom. Freedom from oppressive government, freedom from slavery, freedom from prejudice, freedom from injustice,...
12 April 2025
Tuning In Not Tuning Out by Philip Asselin Have you ever lived close to a railway line with trains passing quite regularly? If you have, then you will know that although it initially feels really annoying, you eventually find that your brain tunes out the noises to the extent you rarely notice them. We can do the same with God’s word, or perhaps...
11 April 2025
A Work Completed by Dean Gardner In my mid teenage years, over fifty years ago now, my dad decided to make a guitar. He had probably never touched or held a real guitar, but he had a yearning to have one, so set out to make one for himself. Having no guitar available to give him an idea of size, his finished work was larger than the...
10 April 2025
Enjoyment by Tanya Person Recently, I heard that the stock market dropped a very significant amount. I must confess that it didn’t worry me at all. I think some of my retirement investments may be affected by the crash, but I’m not worried about it, because that is not where my hope or trust for the future lies. My trust...
9 April 2025
Who Directs Your Steps? by Annalene Holtzhausen The book of Nehemiah starts off in Chapter 1 with Nehemiah meeting up with some men from Judah and then asking them about the Jewish remnant that had survived the Babylonian exile. He also asked about Jerusalem (2 Kings 24). When he heard that those who had survived were in great trouble and disgrace,...
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