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And a last verse from Psalm 42! What to do if you find yourself returned to the miry clay. Encouragement and discernment for a new week, in Jesus's name.
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Too tired to preach? Too exhausted to bring the Good News or overcome the powers that oppose the gospel? What to do? This is prior to a Service Trip to Egypt, an International Day at school and a Leading at a Technology Conference in Shanghai! Time for some serious reflection on whether or not to continue preaching the Gospel... After our walk through Psalm 119, we move on with an inspired word about Ephesians 6 v19:20. All glory to God! Don't forget our 'Contact' page if you have questions! Concluding the verse by verse journey through Psalm 119 'coincidentally' leads to a story of overcoming by persistence and faith for the glory of God. Let people be witness to His wonderful delivering ways! Continuing the series from Psalm 119 is also an encouragement for the bretheren and sisteren to be 'stand up' Christians, disciples who follow after the things of the Kingdom in order to bring about God's change to this world. The Church of Carpe Crucis' unique understanding of the end times connection of the dissolution of Britain's Commonwealth in 1969 to the fall of the Roman Empire gives us an exact position in the biblical timeline, and a clear insight in the things to come next. Ever been beset on all sides? Feeling like you can't do right for doing wrong? When even your best works turn to dust in your hands? Do not be afraid! God has not changed! He is the same yesterday, today and forever! Come under the shadow of His wings and find out that, once we have surrendered to Him, we need not ever surrender to another! Pe, Pey, Pei. Depending from where you read it. Yet the Word of God is the same yesterday, today and forever. An encouragement of an old sort, yet one that evokes fierce denials from the majority of churchgoers, even though it is obvious in history that Sabbath remains on the Saturday and Sunday is a day of fellowship and worship, yes, but not a replacement for the eternally ordained 'right way to live.' |
AuthorMichael Robert Jackson was baptised in the name of Jesus in 2012, after a forty year walk in the wilderness, ten years after he first came to Christ. He is the least of God's children. Archives
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