As we approach Easter, Mark invites us to look forward to remember what Jesus has done for us. To remember that it is he that restores and renews us, and who washes us clean.
Isaiah 1:18
As we approach Easter, Mark invites us to look forward to remember what Jesus has done for us. To remember that it is he that restores and renews us, and who washes us clean.
Isaiah 1:18
Moving mountains requires faith but it also requires to have grace and mercy for others. How can we take stock of our own hearts and give thanks for the forgiveness we have received? How can our unwillingness to forgive others hinder the effectiveness and power of our prayers? Take time to reflect on the grace […]
Sometimes we close our eyes because we don’t want to we see things as they are. Sometimes we close our eyes because we don’t want to face something challenging. We need to ask ourselves if we want to see things as Jesus does, and if we do we need to come to him. To ask him to give us his sight, and to give us his heart so that once we see things as he does we can then act in a manner that reveals who he is.
We all desire to see justice for the oppressed and to see things set right. Christians are called to seek justice, pursue justice, and love justice. This is because we serve a just God. So we need to be agents of justice by seeking to set things right. To help those in need, rescue those in trouble, and heal broken hearts.
Proverbs 21:15
Dave shares an original song based from Hebrews 11:6.
Alan was reading a “mundane” passage in his daily bible reading and was struck by how he sometimes misses the amazing things God does in the regular things we encounter everyday.
Who’s lives are we nourishing with the fruit we produce, and how are we being nourished?
The Bible has a flowing theme of the importance of tree’s. Trees that produce fruit specifically.
An image that starts in Genesis and flows through the whole bible. Fruit trees bring sustenance, and allow for nourishment.
The Israelites were even forbidden to destroy fruit tree’s or orchards in times of war. Deuteronomy 20:19
After reading Psalm 68, Alan shares something the Spirit spoke to him. Am I being a father to the fatherless, a defender of widows? Then he asked himself this question: Do you like the idea of being a follower of Christ more than the action of being a follower of Christ?
Do you get stuck in routines and everyday duties? These are not bad things, but often we find ourselves trudging along through them. Our purpose is to labour in love and help those who need it, and sometimes when we can pour love into helping someone who really needs a person to walk with them, it gives us the ability to approach our everyday tasks with new energy and passion.
In Philippians 2, Jesus is described as being exalted to the highest place and is given a name is above every name. As Easter approaches, Dave reflects on this and wrote this song.