Tea and Gratitude
Recently I opened my mailbox to find, surprise, surprise, a gift package. I opened it and inside were two tea mugs. Imagine my surprise when I read the little card in the box and saw who and what it was from! The gift in […]
Recently I opened my mailbox to find, surprise, surprise, a gift package. I opened it and inside were two tea mugs. Imagine my surprise when I read the little card in the box and saw who and what it was from! The gift in […]
“All flesh is like grass, and all its beauty is like the flower of grass. And all its beauty is like the flower of the field. The grass withers, the flower fades, When the breath of the Lord blows on it. - Surely the people are like grass: The grass withers, the flower fades; But the word of our God stands forever…”
2011 or the permanent obsession with the word of God Read more »
thoughts, preachingI am still troubled by it. Every time I reread the story of Christ's passion, I continue to be troubled by it. After twenty years of living in Christ, of constant and regular reading of the Bible, I am still unable to read the story of Jesus' crucifixion without being deeply moved by it. Never
As if we were there. Read more »
evangelization, faith, thoughtsThis morning I found myself saying to God in prayer, 'Lord, I have no reason to complain, I find You blameless.' For some, speaking like this is presumptuous, for others these words are sources of healing. Let's face it, it often happens to us, too often in fact, consciously or unconsciously to reproach something.
Once upon a time there was a man named David who enjoyed God's favor. God had brought him to the throne when he was nothing before. From a simple shepherd, God made him king. David loved God despite his personal shortcomings. One day, he looked around and realized
A palace for the Eternal God Read more »
abba house, general, thoughtsRead Part One: FUTURE LEADERSHIP (CLICK HERE) 3.– Leaders today must be able to grasp the widespread changes brought about by science and technology, especially in the area of communication. This is of the utmost importance for Christian leaders. There is a need to adapt and integrate new technologies.
Leadership for the Future (Part Two) Read more »
general, leadership, thoughts'Pray for me,' this is a request I hear very often, and no doubt you do too. In response, you either leave by simply saying 'okay,' or you stop to ask for a specific topic. In prayer the other day, I had to think of a rather unusual prayer request, that of Paul writing to the Ephesians.

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