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An encouragement to reflect on our passing on the knowledge and belief in the scriptures to the next generation.
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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.' Continuing the series being led by the scriptures, a rainsoaked message of promise and reassurance, and how to go about achieving this through the simple yet challenging task of consistency. Glory to God! Another sleepy Sabbath message, one underlining the role of Chief Servant in the church. Two messages for the price of one, as the Enemy attacks an expose of his evil tactics and character, causing the first part of this message to be deleted. Yet do not fear! It's replacement carries greater spiritual power! :-) Be blessed and encouraged. The beginnings of a new addition to the preaching team, though too much of a Sabbath rest needed in the later parts! A message of encouragement to the church. So you publish the message to Youtube and not to the website? Hey ho! Part of trusting the ministry into the Lord's hands! :-) <3 Continuing our theme from Psalm 119... Exhortation to move followers in the direction of acts of charity for the new week to come. May you be reached in reaching out, may God's will become our own. In continuing the series exploring Psalm 119 and opening the scripture as evidence of His scripture opening in the life of the preacher. In continuing the opening and unpacking of this poem, we can experience the opening and unpacking of the servant's heart towards his God and his people, more of Him and less of himself, that others may be encouraged and even saved. |
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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