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I wonder what you think of on a Sunday after the benediction? You have received by faith God’s declaration of blessing, but then what?
I wonder what you think of on a Sunday after the benediction? You have received by faith God’s declaration of blessing, but then what?
“The lunch needs to be put on, work is looming on Monday, the children are driving me mad, what was that preacher on about . . .”
How should Christians think about time? In this article, reflect on God’s sovereignty over our time and learn more about being good stewards
I was recently in the Isle of Harris at a conference, and there was a time of prayer at the start of the day. An older man began his prayer by saying, “Today, Lord, is a day that has been given by You, a morning which we will never have again, a day which we will not be able to redeem.” I was suddenly struck by the force of the truth that our time on earth is finite: a certain number of days, hours, and minutes, and then no more. On our gravestones there is the date of our birth and the date of our death.
Last week, I was with a friend who is not a Christian, and we were discussing the prices of properties in Ealing. He asked me, “What is your
Last week, I was with a friend who is not a Christian, and we were discussing the prices of properties in Ealing. He asked me, “What is your church worth?” I was slightly shocked by the question and didn’t know how to answer. I knew he was asking about the value of the building, but it is a wonderful question: “How much is your church worth?”
Often, we think individually when it comes to prayer, but the Apostle Paul says that the prayers of God’s people have helped him. Read about
In 2 Corinthians 1:11, there is a beautiful little phrase: “You also must help us by prayer.” The NIV translates it as, “You help us by your prayers.”
The context of this verse in 2 Corinthians 1 is that of suffering in the Christian life and ministry. Paul opens himself up to his readers in this letter more than in any other of his epistles. He speaks of the comfort he has received from the “Father of mercies” and the “God of all comfort” (2 Cor. 1:3).
Tiredness seems to be ever present and, just about now, seems to be increasing. In a city like London, that can be heightened with people ha
The fall was a busy season. We were back into school. Ministry activities were up and running. The leaves were just beginning to turn, and nights were drawing in. Tiredness seemed to be ever present and increasing. In a city like London, that can be heightened with people having to commute and long hours. How do we keep fresh?
"We pray that His will would be done because we recognize that God’s ways are higher than our ways. We pray humbly knowing that God always answers, and He will answer rightly, even if that means we don’t get what we want."
Paul Levy
"God is immeasurably great. There is nowhere else to go when dealing with life’s difficulties."
Paul Levy
We have the joy of hosting many weddings at my church in the next few weeks and months. I am at the stage of having to prepare new wedding s
We have the joy of hosting many weddings at my church in the next few weeks and months. I am at the stage of having to prepare new wedding sermons and realized I’ve never preached on Jesus at the wedding in Cana of Galilee at a ceremony. So I turned to that passage. As Scripture always does, it surprises you and shocks you.
