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I am not perfect
A common experience for me is spinning, blurry thoughts, aka “spaghetti brain.”
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Live like we are saved
A couple of weeks ago there was a big concert that came to the city that I live in. It was one of the biggest concerts that hit Wellington City. I was not for this concert due to what this particular artist stands for. He is against the Lord and he denies Jesus. This artist said in one of his quotes the following:
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It takes Community to be a Christian
Allow me to be vulnerable for a moment. If it weren’t for the love of God felt through fellowship and community, I would have ditched my faith years ago.
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Embracing the church
How do we see the church? An institution, a people, political entity, place of healing, place of hurt, place of God's presence, His bride? The church has been called many things, associated with both good and bad. In light of all this, how are we to see the church? How are we to treat her?
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What do we make of the ‘Last Days’
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Convenient cross
The Microwave Generation is sadly the reality we are living in, flavoured with entitlement, self-satisfaction and impatience. I think we can all freely admit that we have all bought into the culture of instant satisfaction.
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The divine knitter
One of the consequences of making further trips around the sun can be more ‘body crumbling’.
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Person of Faith – Mal Garvin
As a teenager Mal Garvan was a dedicated ‘non-churchie.’ His life-changing encounter came at a Sydney City Mission Camp. He called it his awakening ‘dramatic’ and ‘profound.’ Enthused and energized by his new found faith Mal founded Teen Crusaders.
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Sport injuries nearing the end of a career
Should the reader be a sports officiardo, the list of names of those in top sport nearing the end of their careers who have retired early will be familiar.
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Panadol won’t solve the problem
Panadol is probably the most common drug that we use for pretty much most of our day to day illnesses such as cold & flu, headache, migraine, toothache, backache, period pain etc.
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The Lord’s prayer
The above line provides us with the immediate context that precedes what we know as the Lord’s prayer. A great technique for instilling into us the discipline and technique of prayer is to analyse the Lord’s prayer and rewrite it in our own language.
