Author Archives: Craig Benno

Dear reader, I think its great that Word Press has supported my blogging as a Christian. They have given me a Rainbow banner above, without my having a say about it. The reality is, the Rainbow reflects a promise from … Continue reading →

Sometime in October 2007 I became very weak, sudden high temperature, started to vomit, and collapsed on the ground of the farm I was working. I couldn’t move and was laying there for 3 hours or more before I was … Continue reading →

The heart of the prayer warrior is a confident heart. But, it’s never confidence regarding our own goodness and ability. Our confidence must be on the goodness of God. Our confidence is in God. The very God, whose throne room … Continue reading →

Originally posted on Trinitarian Dance:
I have been doing a lot of reflection on prayer. And I have come to the conclusion that we complicate prayer way too much. The reality is that God calls us to have a simple…

In one of his hymns, Charles Wesley wrote: “O Love divine, what has thou done! The immortal God hath died for me!” One of the major push-backs to this hymn is the rightful claim that no one can kill God. It’s true … Continue reading →

Originally posted on Trinitarian Dance:
It was nearly 12pm, Sunday the 8th of May 1994, when we received the phone call. That day was special on many levels: It was mother’s day. It was also the last day I was…

I will say up front that I am a Pentecostal Biblicist. If that terminology troubles you, its not my problem – your just going to have to live with it. What is a Pentecostal Biblicist you ask? Good question, I … Continue reading →

There is a story in the Gospels where a gentile woman approaches Jesus to bring deliverance and healing to her daughter. Jesus said it wasn’t right to feed bread to the dogs. She replied to him, that even the dogs … Continue reading →

Men. It’s important that you know that the majority of guys who take their lives, are not depressed. They instead suffer what is known as a massive “Adjustment Disorder” to the break down of ones normality of life. This can … Continue reading →