Wherever you are in the world, whatever you are facing, we pray this short reading brings you the rock-solid assurance and peace of the Messiah…of those who are known and called by name.
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Asleep in a Boat
This is a rough home-recording of a song that I hope will minister to you all. Maranatha
Asleep in a Boat (lullaby)
We have experienced a stormy start to 2021 but the Lord is so kind. This song dropped into my heart in less than ten minutes during the roughest part last week. (Lyrics in video). If you would like to help us take this song into a studio to produce with a band, any gifts areContinue reading “Asleep in a Boat (lullaby)”
The Gospel
Please give me two minutes: Jesus died for you… …Because He loves you wildly. He died for you because
Still
A short, stripped-back worship set for those of us who need to get still
Yours Is
The Peace and Might of Gideon
Imagine you’re sitting at home with your nearest and dearest, around a fire, eating some food, watching a movie. You’re trying to make the most of those few weirdly glorious days in between Christmas and New Year when everyone loses touch with the day of the week and the time of the day. What dayContinue reading “The Peace and Might of Gideon”
Citadel
Citadel G’day one and all. It’s summer so I hope you’re either reading this blog with a fresh cold drink on a glorious day off in the sun, or recovering with your iPhone in a cosy pub somewhere with a Ploughmans after a climb up a high, high mountain – a happy day. It wasContinue reading “Citadel”
Dependence
Did you know that it’s possible to be addicted to exercise? In fact, exercise dependence is widely recognised as a form of compulsive behavioural addiction – a psychological state that is damaging to physical, mental and social health. The basic principle of establishing whether you’re addicted to exercise, or not, (or to what extent), isContinue reading “Dependence”
Hosea 4-10: Facing Our Adultery
Mount Hosea Over the last few weeks I’ve been studying the book of Hosea which I’ve likened to a world-class expedition up Mount Everest. As I’ve read and thought, it’s been as though the air has been getting thinner and basic, cognitive movement noticeably harder.