25 Aug
Do your friends build your faith or pull you down with doubts? Since you desperately need ‘faith’ in your life, in order to please God, you are wise to protect yourself from those who will pull it down.
Let me remind you that faith is the thing the Bible says will “please” God. If you want [...]
Filed under: Ministry — Chris Field @ 9:49 am
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23 Aug
“The heavens declare the glory of God” Psalm 19:1
One of the striking testimonies of who God is and how He does business with us has been on display since creation, yet it is often overlooked by heathen and Christian alike. The heavens declare the glory of God and who whole of creation is an exhibition [...]
Filed under: Ministry — Chris Field @ 12:07 pm
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19 Aug
A man recently told me how he struggles to take the lead in his home because his wife out-earns him. His situation brought to focus the cherished idea that men have authority only because they are the bread-winner. This is a false notion and needs to be dealt with in order to find blessing in [...]
Filed under: Family, Manhood, Marriage, Womanhood — Chris Field @ 9:27 am
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13 Aug
I am an Aussie and so I am not into American patriotism. I leave that to them. Since American influence over western culture is ubiquitous much is written and said that is tinged with that patriotism. What I am writing here is not to suggest any idolatry of the American nation, but simply to share [...]
Filed under: Church History, Ministry — Chris Field @ 9:06 am
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09 Jul
This is the day that …William Cameron Townsend was born into a Presbyterian family in California, in 1896.
In 1917, after joining the Student Volunteer Movement in his teens, he was selling Spanish Bibles in Guatemala. But 2000 Cakchiquel Indians had no use for the Bible in Spanish, a language they could not understand. He was [...]
Filed under: Church History, Ministry — Chris Field @ 8:27 am
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05 Jul
This is the day that … archaeologist Austin Henry Layard died in 1894.
He was born in Paris 77 years before, of Huguenot ancestry.
We are told that whilst poring over his law books, which he was supposed to be studying, the images of “Arabian Nights” that he had read in his teens kept filling his mind. [...]
Filed under: Church History, Ministry — Chris Field @ 8:20 am
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30 May
Now that researchers have been able to observe chemical changes within a person, directly linked to that person’s past experiences, there is a better understanding of how experiences can be translated into genetic changes. Those genetic changes may then be passed down to descendents.
Are these findings bringing us closer to understanding how curses are passed [...]
Filed under: Family, Ministry, Parenting, Topical — Chris Field @ 10:31 am
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29 May
As I have reviewed the subject of personal sovereignty with you in recent months I have sought to open your eyes to the special privilege you have of doing business, directly and personally, with the God of all creation. Our greatest authority comes from the highest official – and so coming under the direct authority [...]
Filed under: Manhood, Ministry — Chris Field @ 9:12 am
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28 May
This is the day that … William Walters died, in 1907, on the Isle of Wight, where he was holidaying.
Born in Wolverhampton, England, about 1848, to godly parents, William grew up apprenticed to the printing trade.
Eventually he had his own little printing business – and he also issued some Christian publications. These were almost entirely [...]
Filed under: Church History — Chris Field @ 8:53 am
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28 May
Which substance is behind the word aplomb?
You may hear tell of someone who displays much aplomb. You may, as I always did, associate that with someone who spoke with a plum in their mouth. The notion of determined correctness could come to my mind. A person with aplomb was always imagined by me as being [...]
Filed under: Poetry & Prose, Topical — Webmaster @ 8:39 am
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