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Category Archives: love
Serve the Lord with Gladness
We are called to serve the Lord with glad and sincere hearts, this calling is not the result of some legalistic obligation but a heartfelt response to God’s grace. It is not surprising therefore that we find the Lord Jesus … Continue reading
Posted in faith, gifts of the Holy Spirit., grace, Jesus Christ, love, sanctification, Spiritual gifts, Spiritual Warfare., Theology, Word of God
Tagged faith, God's grace, Jesus Christ, Paul, Peter, power, Serve the Lord, trust and obey
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Discipleship:Following the Lord Wherever he leads
When we talk of discipleship we often think of discipleship courses and gaining knowledge and although that is important that is not the heart of discipleship, a disciple is a follower of the Lord. When we start to look at … Continue reading
Posted in body of Christ, Church, Discipleship, faith, God, grace, holiness, Holy communion, Jesus Christ, love, the body of Christ., Theology
Tagged christianity, Church, discipleship, discipleship courses, emotions, faith, fruit of the Holy Spirit, God, God the Father, grace, holy scripture, Jesus Christ, personal relationship, relationship, word and spirit
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Conforming to the World or Maintaining God’s Purpose For Us
There is a temptation that is common to all Christians and that is the temptation to conform to the world and its mindset. This has been a problem since mankind fell into sin. The world calls on us to be … Continue reading
Posted in culture, faith, Faithfulness, God, Greatness of god, holiness, love, moral decline, Power, relationships, sin, sovereignty of God
Tagged 1 Samuel 8, Church, discipleship, faith, holy scripture, injustice, Israel, king, Lordship of Christ, own way, Samuel, sovereignty of God, theology, truth.
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Worship,Faith and Doubt in the Nativity Story
One of the fascinating aspects of the Nativity story is the important place of worship within it, worship features both in formal settings and in everyday life. It is almost as if the paradigm for worship is given in an … Continue reading
Posted in almighty God, Anointing, faith, Faithfulness, filled with the Spirit, God, God's love, grace, Jesus, love
Tagged Anna, faith, God, grace, Jesus, Jesus Christ, prayer, Simeon, the saviour., the shepherds, theology, worship, Zechariah
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The Sanctifying Power of the Doctrine of the Trinity
The great doctrine of the Holy Trinity is not just some abstract thought, but it also points to the greatness of God’s saving work in our lives today. I want to look at this doctrine as it applies to our … Continue reading
Posted in almighty God, faith, Faithfulness, filled with the Spirit, God, God's love, grace, Holy Spirit, Jesus Christ, love, loving, Theology
Tagged abiding in Christ, apostle paul, christianity, discipleship, emotions, faith, fruit of the Holy Spirit, God, God the Father, grace, Jesus Christ, Redemption, sanctification, theology, Trinitarian, Trinity, union with christ, work of the holy spirit
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Holy Comunion and Healing
The very essence of Holy Communion is that it demonstrates all that Christ has achieved for us in his redemptive sufferings it therefore seems to make sense to have prayer for healing during a communion service. Of course this implies … Continue reading
Posted in body of Christ, Charismatic, Church, creation, faith, gifts of the Holy Spirit., God, God's love, grace, Holy communion, Holy Spirit, Holy Trinity, Jesus Christ, love, New Testament, relationships, repentance, Spiritual gifts, the Lord's Supper, Theology, worship
Tagged atonement, Charismatic, christianity, Church, communion service, communion table, consummation, Creation, faith, gifts of the Holy Spirit, God the Father, grace, healing, healing prayer, Holy Communion, holy scripture, Holy Spirit, Jesus Christ, prayer, theology
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Jesus the healer
Whenever we read the gospels one thing that we notice is that Jesus was concerned to bring healing to people, he was not just concerned about their spiritual state but also about their physical needs. What also becomes clear is … Continue reading
Posted in Charismatic, Church, faith, God, God's love, Jesus, Jesus Christ, love, New Testament, Power, praise, redemption, Spiritual gifts, THE CHURCH, Theology
Tagged brokeness, Charismatic, christianity, Church, faith, gifts of the Holy Spirit, God, grace, healing, holy one of god, Jesus Christ, jesus of nazareth, prayer, theology, word and spirit
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How Inclusive is the Gospel?
Inclusiveness is emphasised as part of political correctness, all sorts of documents claim that one must be inclusive. Recently various Christian speakers and authors have been claiming that because the gospel is inclusive at its heart this can justify behaviour … Continue reading
Posted in Church, culture, faith, God, God's love, grace, holiness, Jesus Christ, love, morality, New Testament, relationships, Repent, repentance, sanctification, THE CHURCH, Theology
Tagged apostle paul, apostolic preaching, book of Acts, christian speakers, christianity, Church, day of pentecost, discipleship, evangelism, faith, God, grace, holy scripture, inclusiveness, Jesus Christ, Pentecost, political correctness, religion, sin, The gospel mesage, theology
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The Generous Saviour, giver of good gifts: A reflection for Pentecost
So often when we think of God we come to him as though he was mean and tight fisted, but the Scripture paints a very different picture it shows us a God of grace and love. In this post I … Continue reading
Posted in Anointing, Apostolic church, body of Christ, Charismatic, Church, faith, Faithfulness, filled with the Spirit, gifts of the Holy Spirit., God, God's love, grace, holiness, Holy Spirit, Jesus Christ, love, loving, Repent, repentance, Revival, sanctification, sin, Spiritual gifts, THE CHURCH, Theology
Tagged assurance, atonement, calling, Charismatic, christianity, Church, discipleship, everlasting covenant, faith, Gerosity of God, gifts of the Holy Spirit, God, God the Father, grace, holy one of israel, Holy Spirit, isaiah 55, Jesus Christ, Pentecost, Pentecostal, Redemption, The cross, word and spirit, work of the holy spirit
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A Pentecostal Communion Service.
A Prayer Lord Jesus we joyfully come to you our Saviour knowing that you alone have paid the price for sin, we thank you for the finished work of atonement. We thank you for your love and grace that is … Continue reading
Posted in Charismatic, Church, faith, filled with the Spirit, gifts of the Holy Spirit., grace, Holy communion, Holy Spirit, Jesus, Jesus Christ, love, Pentecostal, Power, sanctification, Spiritual gifts, THE CHURCH, the Lord's Supper, Theology, Word of God
Tagged assurance, atonement, Charismatic, Church, Creation, discipleship, exalted lord, faith, finished work, fivefold gospel, fruit of the Holy Spirit, gifts of the Holy Spirit, God the Father, grace, healing, healing touch, Holy Communion, Holy Spirit, Jesus Christ, Pentecostal, power of the holy spirit, precious name, Redemption, The cross, work of the holy spirit
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Pneuma and Logos 