In the heart of the Lord’s Prayer, we find a simple yet profound request: “Give us today our daily bread.” This plea encompasses both our physical and spiritual needs, reminding us of our complete dependence on God’s provision. Physical Sustenance Bread, a staple food in biblical times, represents our basic necessities for survival. When we […]
A Church That Dares to Do Anything
Scripture Acts 2:42-47, Hebrews 11:1-3, Ephesians 3:20 Introduction Is your church alive? Are you in a church that dares to do anything? A church that is not content with merely existing, but one that thrives, pulsates with the life of Christ, and boldly steps out in faith. A Church Rooted in Fellowship (Acts 2:42-47): The […]
Thy Kingdom Come, Thy Will Be Done: A Reflection on the Lord’s Prayer
In the heart of the Lord’s Prayer, we find a powerful plea: “Thy kingdom come, Thy will be done, on earth as it is in heaven.” These words encapsulate a profound yearning for God’s reign to manifest fully in our world, mirroring the perfect harmony and righteousness of heaven. Thy Kingdom Come This phrase is […]
“Hallowed Be Thy Name” – A Reflection on Reverence and Worship
In the Lord’s Prayer, the phrase “hallowed be thy name” stands as a powerful declaration of reverence and devotion to God. It is a plea for His name to be held in highest esteem, honoured and glorified in every aspect of our lives. The word “hallowed” means to make holy, to set apart as sacred. […]
Spiritual Gifts
Let’s talk about spiritual gifts – these are special abilities given to every believer by the Holy Spirit, like superpowers, to help us serve God and others. They’re not for showing off, but for building up the church, which is like a big family of God’s people. Imagine a team where everyone has a different […]
“Our Father in Heaven” – A Reflection on the Lord’s Prayer
The Lord’s Prayer, a timeless model for Christian prayer, begins with a profound invocation: “Our Father in heaven.” These simple words hold deep significance, revealing the nature of our relationship with God and setting the tone for the entire prayer. Addressing God as “Father” signifies an intimate and personal connection. It reminds us that we […]
Paul
Paul, originally known as Saul, was a fascinating figure in the history of Christianity. Born in Tarsus (modern-day Turkey) in the early 1st century AD, he was a devout Jew and a Pharisee, known for his zealous persecution of early Christians. His life took a dramatic turn on the road to Damascus when he had […]
A Father’s Love, Reflected in a Tiny Sparrow
Commentary on Matthew 10:29-31 In this passage, Jesus comforts his disciples who are about to embark on a challenging mission of preaching the gospel. He reminds them of God’s providential care, even for the seemingly insignificant creatures like sparrows. Are not two sparrows sold for a penny? Sparrows were among the cheapest birds sold in […]
A Father’s Love, Reflected in a Tiny Sparrow
The sparrow, a seemingly insignificant bird, holds a profound message about God’s love for us, His children. In its humble existence, we find reflections of a Father’s care, provision, and unwavering affection. Like a sparrow diligently gathering food for its young, our Heavenly Father tirelessly provides for our needs. He knows our every desire, our […]
A Father’s Love, Reflected in a Sparrow
The sparrow, a tiny creature often overlooked, holds a profound message about fatherly love. With its tireless devotion to its young, it embodies the essence of paternal care and sacrifice. The sparrow’s unwavering commitment to its offspring serves as a reminder of a father’s unconditional love. It demonstrates the lengths a parent will go to […]
Christian Humility 2
Humility is what makes you a better friend, a kinder person, and someone who’s more open to learning and growing. That’s what Christian humility is all about. It’s not about putting yourself down or thinking you’re worthless. It’s about recognising that you’re not the centre of the universe, and that’s okay! It’s about understanding that […]
Christian Humility 1
Imagine being part of a team where everyone works together. In Christianity, we’re on God’s team. Humility isn’t thinking less of yourself, but focusing less on yourself. It’s knowing God is in charge, recognising your strengths and weaknesses, and valuing others as much as yourself.