Dear Brothers and Sisters, In a recent blog post, Barnabas Piper shared an incredibly encouraging thought. I encourage you to read the whole post. It is very brief, but has helped me personally as I think about prayer in my own
Dear Brothers and Sisters, To be a Christian is to live in two worlds and yet to never quite feel a part of either. I know, in my head, that I belong to Jesus. I know, in my heart, that
It’s the last week of March and spring is truly here. Remember to join us this Sunday (30th) for Mother’s Day and All Together Sunday where we’ll be learning about how a humble home has significance for the whole cosmos
During our prayer meetings over the last couple of weeks, we have been enjoying looking at the prayers of Paul together. The Apostle included many prayers in his writings and they’re helpful to us for learning how we might shape
It is March and, as I write this, the sun is shining. Each spring brings us a reminder that there is life after death. As mornings and evenings grow lighter, we can be reminded by creation of the truth that
It’s Monday today, the start of the work week for many and a time of going back into the world after spending time in worship and fellowship on the Lord’s Day. In his wonderful book on prayer, Tim Keller includes
Earlier this year, I came across an article from a church down in London. It had a simple proposition: be mindful of where you sit when you’re at church. For many of us, it will have been a long time
A church that is not praying is a church that will not stand. When we pray, we come before our God and bring our cares and concerns to him. When we pray, we are worshipping God and asking him to
Have you ever found yourself trying to read the Bible and struggled to know what a particular word is supposed to mean? Whether you’re reading the Bible or talking with another Christian or sitting in on a church service, you
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