My friend Patrick is on a trip to Rwanda, he sent back email reports of his trip and he graciously authorised me to post portions of them while changing the names of the people involved. This is Patrick’s account. ‘Yesterday was my first church service here and what a difference it was too. The majority […]
In every human endeavour we take inspiration from those who walked the road before us. Even so in the life of prayer, and as we choose as a church and individually to be a people of prayer, we like to know that we walk in the footsteps of great men. Dr Ole Hallesby, a leading
Jack Welch, former chairman and CEO of General Electric, wrote a book on management with the catching title ‘Winning’, described in the synopsis as “destined to become the bible of business for generations to come.” It received rave reviews from business greats including Bill Gates and Warren Buffet. Indeed Warren Buffet’s comment is on the
Dear, dear, i dare say i have become a bit too aware of the feuding factions of Christendom and my charismaticopentecostal simplicity of simply loving Jesus is gone forever. Blame it on all those cantankerous Calvinist basement bloggers oozing theological smugness and biblical bile. Blame it on the scarcity of ‘cheweonable’ pentecostal theological works and
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I love being a christian, i think it is a most glorious thing to have knowledge of Christ and to be in right relationship with Him. It has been of immense benefit to me inwardly and outwardly to know Christ. Yet I know that without me the gospel would still exist. So there is objective
People have many objections to faith, one of which is the fact of having anything forbidden them. They claim it restricts their freedom and they do not like the dos and don’ts. We Christians retort by saying that it is not about rules but about relationship, and when you come into relationship with God, then
