By: Sabrina Peters
The book of Peter is a treasure chest of Biblical gold, overflowing with direction, correction and revelation. I’ve collated a few of my favourite verses. Continue reading “Great Verses From the Book of Peter”
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By: Sabrina Peters
The book of Peter is a treasure chest of Biblical gold, overflowing with direction, correction and revelation. I’ve collated a few of my favourite verses. Continue reading “Great Verses From the Book of Peter”
By: Sam Chan
How come everybody knows about the Jeep Wave except me? Continue reading “Why I Never See the Jeep Wave”
In the Bible, Abraham is a foundational figure, and he is particularly renowned for his great faith. That’s why the apostle Paul says of Abraham that: he is the father of all who believe (Rom. 4:11) Continue reading “The Faith of Abraham”
By: Laura Bennett
When we think of genius, we tend to think of exceptional humans gifted in the arenas of science, mathematics and the arts. Continue reading “A Divine Genius – Erwin McManus Wants to Reclaim the Humanity of Jesus”
By: Sabrina Peters
Have you ever wanted something so badly or prayed for something for a really long time and it just felt like God said, no. I know I have! Probably more times than I can count. Continue reading “When God Says No”
In 2019, aviation authorities around the world grounded all Boeing 737 MAX aircraft. Apparently a new automated flight control system was malfunctioning, and had sent two planes into repeated nosedives. The pilots tried valiantly to regain manual control of the aircraft, but were unable to do so. 346 people lost their lives in these airline disasters. Continue reading “Are You Living on Autopilot?”
Jesus taught us that we need His help to change from the inside out. The Good News is that Jesus can and does change people for the better! Continue reading “Change from the Inside Out”
What is the anaesthetised life? I’m sure that many of us have been administered anaesthesia at some point in our lives. Recently I had a mole removed, and the doctor injected the excision site with a “local” anaesthetic. I didn’t feel anything other some gentle stretching and scratching. Continue reading “Are You Living The Anaesthetised Life?”
By: Sam Chan
I finally taught myself how to do the Rubik’s Cube by learning the algorithms. But I keep forgetting the algorithms. So I still need my children to solve it for me. Continue reading “Am I the Only One Who Can’t Do the Rubik’s Cube?”
By: Sabrina Peters
We can’t change what’s happened to us, but we can choose to find freedom and healing through forgiveness. I know, it’s so easy to say, hard to do, but ultimately worth it. Continue reading “Forgiveness Frees Us”