A Verse to Memorise – Working Wholeheartedly
This is a verse that I recite to myself and others time and time again. It is the backbone of my philosophy to work hard, and part of what should be our Christian work...
Living To Please God Blog
A Change To the Way I Blog
When I started blogging, I wrote about anything and everything that I was interested in – which is why a recipe for low fat tomato soup still sometimes comes up on the similar posts...
Songs of Hope
When I’m feeling tired or discouraged I often go into the kitchen and turn on my music to a certain song that lifts my spirits. But then when it’s ended I have to search...
There Is A Higher Throne
I just wanted to share a beautiful and hope-filled song. I have loved it since the first time I heard it – it is all about heaven which I love to think about. One...
D.L. Moody on Studying the Bible
I have been skimming through my book called ‘Pleasure and Profit in Bible Study’ by D. L. Moody who was a famous evangelist. Along with recommending it as a great book, I thought it...
Learning from Christ’s Suffering
That I may know Him and the power of His resurrection, and the fellowship of His sufferings, being conformed to His death. Phil 3:10 I often wonder how we really have fellowship in Christ’s...
Ambition and Bear Hugs!
We are at Creation Fest – a great FREE Christian Bible week and music festival. I have probably spent the most time in the kids tent, since my youngest can only go in there...
How to Find a Good Time for Devotions
In a book on leadership Warren Wiersbe writes, ‘The most important meeting we as leaders attend is that daily personal meeting with the Lord, before the day begins, when worship and meditation increase our...
What’s Happened To The Fear of God?
Several times in the Bible we are told that: “The fear of the Lord is the beginning of wisdom” Psalm 111:10 And in Ecclesiastes the writer concludes that we should: “Fear God and keep...
God Is Training Us To Fight
When we went to a Calvary Chapel conference recently, we walked into the room where they were looking after the 6-11 year olds and my son pointed up at some words they had put...
