Month: November 2020

I heard someone say, "Maybe I wasn't supposed to be anybody. I thought that because I had a bad start, automatically I would have a bad ending. But God takes nothing and makes it into something— something great!" He takes those who have been tossed aside; those who have been disregarded, and treated with contempt… Continue reading How to get from nothing to something

Looking out over the massive crowds that have come to see Him, Jesus is filled with compassion for the people. He sees that they are harassed and helpless, like sheep without a shepherd. This is not only an expression of care for the people. In response to this compassion for the people, Jesus turns to… Continue reading The harvest is ready but the labourers are few

When was the last time you shared your faith with someone; can you remember? If you've never shared your faith with anyone before, why? Is it because of fear?  Maybe you’re afraid to share your faith because you don’t know what to say. Or, maybe you’re sharing the Gospel but nothing is happening; people aren’t… Continue reading Don’t be afraid to share your faith

Persecution against Christianity worldwide is intensifying, with Christian women being the most vulnerable. Christians are murdered every single day because of their faith.  With all of this, it is vitally important that we as Christians remember the words of Apostle Paul, a man who was falsely accused, imprisoned and regularly beaten because of his faith… Continue reading The issues challenging our faith as Christians: Persecution

The bible talks a lot about faith, but what is faith really? Hebrews 11:1 says, "faith is the substance of things hoped for, the evidence of things not seen." But what does that really mean? In Tim Mackie's words: "Faith is an experience that you have that puts you in touch with the reality of the… Continue reading Faith is the substance of things hoped for