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Be Part of the Remnant

Be Part of the Remnant

Trusting God Implictly We are often tempted to seek worldly ways out of our problems How patient our God is in dealing with His people. Throughout Biblical history and even up to the present, we have failed to believe in Him and sought other ways to sort out our problems, despite His constant exhortations to …

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The Wrath of God

The Wrath of God

Can this be reconciled with His love? Before Covid 19 had even come onto the scene, I had been meditating on the judgement of God. I’ve been going through Isaiah and Jeremiah and it is filled with all sorts of dire pronouncements of what God will do to a disobedient people. Of course, it means …

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Does Prayer Change Things?

Does Prayer Change Things?

Why should we pray? When we are finally over these extraordinary times, some of the scenes that will persist in my mind are those of hundreds of people in different countries kneeling in the streets calling on God. Others were praying loudly and  unashamedly as they walked a safe distance from one another during the …

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Making a Safe Place for Yourself and Others

Making a Safe Place for Yourself and Others

Making the main thing the main thing Wow, the world is in turmoil. Insecurity and fear through the effects of the pandemic and lockdown have gripped so many. Now, horrific footage of callous police suffocating George Floyd has sent our planet convulsing, with protests in every state of America and in 50 other nations. And, …

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The First Ascension Day

The First Ascension Day

From an apostle’s-eye view I don’t suppose any of you can imagine the turbulent sea of emotions welling up inside me as I, as the One Jesus Loved, watched Him go. In a sense I felt numb, almost as if all that had happened over the last 40 days were a dream. What a tumultuous …

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Witnessing for Jesus in hospital and out
A new doctor is caught in a web of African superstition and dying children.