One of my greatest desires is that people will see. I pray that the people I lead will see the reality of the things we believe and of the One in whom we have believed. Sometimes you stand in that place in prayer where you are overwhelmed with the consciousness of God and you just […]
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There is much that can be said about the use of words, but one of the most fascinating aspects of it is looking at the way that Jesus used words and the impact that His words had on people. He encouraged, He healed, He delivered, He even raised Lazarus from the dead, just by speaking.
Today is the last day of the summer holidays and ‘la rentrée’ begins tomorrow, in principle. Back to school, back to work for most people, back to jackets and soon winter coats; the careless ease of summer, open sandals and casual wear is over; it’s a new season. A season imposed by agenda other than
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Sometimes the best things happen when you are tired. Some of those happened this Sunday. I came back from Brasilia exhausted after ten days of mission, 24 hours of travel and one lost suitcase, but God had put a message in my spirit while I was away that will take us on a journey for
Ce matin je me suis retrouvée à dire à Dieu en prière, ‘Seigneur, je n’ai aucune raison de me plaindre, tu es irréprochable’. Pour certains, parler ainsi c’est de la présomption, pour d’autres ces paroles sont sources de guérison. Soyons vrais, il nous arrive souvent, trop souvent d’ailleurs, consciemment ou inconsciemment de reprocher quelque chose
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This morning i found myself saying to God in prayer, Lord, i have nothing to complain about, i find no fault with you. To some that is presumption, to others, healing words. If we are real, we know that often, indeed too often we consciously or unconsciously find fault with God. Life does stuff that
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