We're all on a journey. Where's your journey taking you? Have you ever been dead set in one direction when -suddenly and unexpectedly-it was interrupted? That's what happened to each of us in 'Coming Out' Ministries.
Sunday, 8 March 2020
Monday, 10 February 2020
Selah - I have decided to follow Jesus
A very great and wonderful rendition of the classic hymn. I particularly love the use of African tones and voices in this version of the song.
Friday, 24 January 2020
Wednesday, 15 January 2020
“Justified in the Courtyard” - The Sanctuary Salvation & Our Savior
The first compartment of the sanctuary is the courtyard. The courtyard is where we are covered and cleansed by the blood of Jesus. We are justified by faith through the blood of the Lamb in the courtyard. It is where we experience the imputed righteousness of Christ and are born again. Hosted by David Shin.
Radical Faithfulness
A challenge to a generation full of malaise and apathy.
We live in a culture where the Christian community
has recreated God in its own image—the postmodern Christian God that is big on grace and low on human commitment. Rationalizations are given for every biblical principle. Compromise and explanations are touted anytime biblical principles conflict with human desire. Inshort, we live in a world where Christianity promises you everything and yet requires little or no commitment.
Daniel chapter 3 radically challenges the postmodern picture of God. The God of Daniel is the God of both radi- cal grace and radical commitment. Rather than recreating God in our image, we are recreated in the image of God’swillingness to sacrifice even life itself.
The radical grace of God that required the death of God brings out a response of radical human commitment even unto death. The three Hebrews made their stand on the plain of Dura, exemplifying radical faithfulness unto death, a characteristic that will be reproduced again in God’s people at the end of time.
Daniel chapter 3 radically challenges the postmodern picture of God. The God of Daniel is the God of both radi- cal grace and radical commitment. Rather than recreating God in our image, we are recreated in the image of God’swillingness to sacrifice even life itself.
The radical grace of God that required the death of God brings out a response of radical human commitment even unto death. The three Hebrews made their stand on the plain of Dura, exemplifying radical faithfulness unto death, a characteristic that will be reproduced again in God’s people at the end of time.
Monday, 2 December 2019
Inverse: Through Hidden Opposition- Strength
Principles of Biblical Leadership from the Book of Nehemiah 2019 - Episode 8
Sunday, 10 November 2019
Parenting Tips: Tough Love
"The first lesson to be taught them (children) is self-control; for no undisciplined, headstrong person can hope for success in this world or reward in the next."
Child Guidance E White p.91
Child Guidance E White p.91
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