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Monthly Archives: September 2013
Facing death. The journey to life.
Becky Black is dying. There is no easy or polite way of saying this. I truly wish there was. She has been battling cancer for a number of years now and the Lord has shown he has heard the prayers … Continue reading
Where have I been? A blogging hiatus and journey of life.
I haven’t blogged for a while now. 27 days to be exact. It’s been a record for me in the few short years that I have been blogging. Simply put, I lost all energy, enjoyment, inspiration and wanting to do … Continue reading
A modern translation of Gal 3:28
For there is neither Calvinist or Arminian, Complementarian or Egalitarian nor Continuist or Cessationist: For we are all one in Christ Jesus.
The great unity.
I was reading through James this morning. One of my favourite methods of reading is to read out loud, for as I read I can hear both with my eyes and with my ears. Reading out loud forces me to … Continue reading
