I am interrupting my day’s activity to write this short post on Wynne Lewis. I have just received the news that he is being buried today. Wynne Lewis is of those one can truly, without fear of contradiction describe as a giant, “a prince and a great man”, as he was referred to in this […]
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It’s an amazing thing how many people think that leadership is about making people happy. I constantly tell the people around me that their happiness is not in me. If people are looking to you to make them happy, they will one day end up upset, end up disappointed, end up irritated. You will refuse
We have been contemplating Christ in Colossians. It is a wondrous, awe inspiring spectacle of utter majesty and inexpressible beauty – the image of the invisible God, the first-born, the One through whom and for whom all things were created, in Him the fullness of deity dwells, and so on, and so on, and so
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Of necessity I must indulge in a moment of frank, unadulterated celebration and thanksgiving. From time to time, the realization of deep, prodigious joy overwhelms you, not the high of an acquisition, but the deep seated sense of well being totally unrelated to anything natural, tangible or visible. You don’t become happy, you just realize
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David Du Plessis was known as Mr Pentecost. He was God’s instrument to take the message of the Holy Spirit into the mainline traditional churches. His involvement with them so incensed his own Assemblies of God denomination that he had his ordination revoked, although it was later reinstated when they realised that this was a
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My Facebook friends have been informed that I have been rereading Charles Colson’s book ‘The Body’, a hefty treatise on the nature and purpose of the church. And if you read my article on the Todd Bentley scandal you will know I talked at length about the church. All that talk about church made me
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