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Monthly Archives: January 2016
We have to start, continue, and finish with Jesus.
I randomly opened up a devotional book that my wife is reading yesterday which is full of quotes from Charles Spurgeon. I was really encouraged by it and thought I would blog about it today. But, the problem is, I … Continue reading
“Craig, Where is the justice?”
In my travels, I hear terrible stories of abuse. Stories of heartbreak and pain. Stories that make you wonder, just how did those people survive. And indeed, many of them are survivors; though, at times, they feel like they are … Continue reading
Prayer is?
Prayer is never a sign of weakness: It’s a act of strength. It’s an action of hope. It’s a response of love; and a gift that God has given his creation,enabling us to walk with him.
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There is no shame in Christ.
Joanne and I were discussing the other day an issue that we have seen in family members, friends, and others we know who have a aboriginal background. In particular we were thinking of and praying for those who are christian. And … Continue reading
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Reflection on the past – pastoral caring for the community. Part 2
Last week I wrote an article of reflection on pastoral care of the community. I shared with a friend who was inspired by it, that I would write a series of posts on that ministry, and how it touched peoples … Continue reading
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Reflection on the past. Pastoral caring for our community.
Around late 2006 – early 2007 I was involved in setting up a suicide awareness and prevention network with local churches across the Wollondilly Shire. We held a series of public sessions about suicide prevention and awareness, as well as … Continue reading
