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Being pulled into a dry dock place
A second lockdown; we are all feeling it, the pain, restriction, worry, strain, uncertainty. I have not posted here these last six months. Not that I haven’t had anything to say into this situation, but there has been so much … Continue reading
Easter resurrection encouragement – Jesus our first fruits
This weekend I am struck by one passage in the bible I have been reading around the Easter truth of the resurrection of Jesus. It is from 1 Corinthians 15: ‘But Christ has indeed been raised from the dead, the … Continue reading
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What a mess this tide is making! – Easter reflection on this crisis season
I have holidayed on the island of Jersey in summer, for more years than I can remember. First as a boy growing up, and now with my family and all our extended families. We have gone back to the same … Continue reading
Bible encouragement in shaking times
In my last blog I focused on how we are held securely by God even when walking the scary high ropes courses of life. I have been thinking more about how our faith can grow in times of shaking that … Continue reading
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Harnessed on the high ropes course of life
One of the crazy activities offered to teenagers these days is to go on a high ropes activity course in one of myriad outward bounds centres. Parents pay to view the entertainment and watch their darling ones get harnessed up … Continue reading
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Joel chapter 2 – a ‘mountain peak’ prophecy
There are some prophetic passages in the bible which have the power to stir faith and prayer, and the long lasting impact to touch every generation of God’s people. God speaks words of promise and challenge that resonate deeply and … Continue reading
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Horizon level thinking
We don’t need to look much at the horizon regarding the weather in England – sometimes rainy, often grey, we don’t have many dramatic weather fronts to watch out for. In other parts of the world it is different. On … Continue reading
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Our longing for revival – what is God doing?
All of my adult life, I have longed for revival. Like many Christians, I have dreamed and prayed for the times I have read about in history where people were caught up in a move of God’s Spirit in their … Continue reading
Sketching out an End Time paradigm
Writing my book on the End Times has been challenging, yet publishing it this year has led to some wonderful opportunities to share on the themes of the signs of the times, how we live as disciples today and the … Continue reading
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Coming up to a higher place
I want to share a brief prayer vision I had a few months ago as we were worshipping and waiting in our house of prayer. I was sitting in the quiet room, and suddenly felt in my spirit that I … Continue reading
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