Finding Our Identity Part Two: Dignified With An Eternal Bond
The Astonishing Way In Which God Chooses To Relate To Us In my last blog post, I wrote about how Jesus showed me that He has chosen to reveal Himself…
The Astonishing Way In Which God Chooses To Relate To Us In my last blog post, I wrote about how Jesus showed me that He has chosen to reveal Himself…
How what Jesus says about Himself says something about you Following Jesus is rarely glamorous or filled with glory. (Well, not until we get to heaven – there’ll be no…
The stunning truth about our invitation to come before the King I cry at things far too easily these days. I used to blame the hormonal changes that accompany bearing…
The Unexpected Kindness of God Strong Steve is the rough translation of a popular Hungarian cooking paste: Erős Pista. My husband had been gifted a jar by a colleague who…
Sometimes only one thing is needed - and this is really good news “Martha, Martha,” the Lord answered, “you are worried and upset about many things, but only one thing…
Sometimes a word in a worship song leaps out at you in an unexpected way. You have one of those glorious penny-dropping moments of fresh revelation about God that catches…
At school I was not known for my sporting prowess, but I was, and perhaps unfortunately so, passable. I say ‘unfortunately’ because since I would probably catch the ball and…
The astonishing unlikeliness of Jesus being the Messiah I am not a gambler, because even though my grasp of probabilities is limited, I know that the odds are generally stacked…
Am I the only one who sometimes wonders if God actually likes me? I mean I know that He loves me – we’re taught that as Bible basics and have…
“We have this hope as an anchor for the soul, firm and secure. It enters the inner sanctuary behind the curtain, where Jesus, who went before us, has entered on…